Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-16

Towner' s.
The Whist club will not meet as
usual this week
For nice eating apples 60 to A. E
Surenson's grocery.
Miss Myrtle Mitby of Cashton visit
ed friends in the city.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Daniel Smith died in Richland coun-
ty at the age of 10l years.
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Riley
Tuesday last, daughter.
You can get your pictures neatly
framed at Wig & Omundson's.
All kinds of Christmas greens for
decorating at Thompson's grocery.
Nine more days till Christmas.
That's long time for the small boy.
Mrs. H. Allen visited relatives at
Chaseburg the latter part of the week.
Miss Alma Nelson and Cora Hagen
spent Sunday at the latter's home at
Westby.
Miss Grace Morrison of West Lima
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. I. B.
Potts.
II. j. Thorson of Cashton visited
his mother, Mrs. j, Nelson in this city
Friday.
An kinds of fruits and vegetables
for the holidry festivities at Sutenson' s
grocery.
Miss Gladys De Garmo is assisting
at the F. NJ. Towner store during the
holidays.
Mrs. G. Best of Viola visited her
aunt, Mrs. Thornton Taylor Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Bessie Potts has accepted a
position as night operator at the local
telephone Office.
For your Christmas es and
mixed nuts go to Surenson's grocery.
| Quality the best.
WaEted any kind of clover seed.
I Highest price paid. Phone 1913. H. ID.
/ Williams q Co.
Albert Johnson and son Bert pur-
chased new farm wagon OF Chas. ).
Slack & Co., last week.
Until further notice, no visitors
will be received at the asylum. Read
ers will please take notice.
-Chas. Edwards of La Fargo was
Ill Tie CITY lt4C al ob Va AAG WNNh tSOEAT
ing after business matters.
Il positively defy competition on
rooes My stock is the most complete
in Vernon county. l.. U. Favor.
j. F. Papker was called to Viola
by the death of his fliaHd, David Aus
tin, who died Thursday last.
Rogers has made lucky purchase
of ladies hand bags, which he is selling
at manufacturer prices. Don't for
Mrs. James Joseph and Mrs. John
Wigginton of La Fargo visited at
the W. W. Wigginton home Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Allen enjoyed a visit
from her niece, Mrs. Stella Hevern of
Rising Sun, and her sister Mrs. M.
Anderson of Glenhaven.
Mr.. ami Mrs. G. W. Hall departed
Tuesday for Buffalo City, this state,
where they will visit for few days
with Mrs, Hairs invalid sister
Don't wait until the last minute,
but come in now and look over my line
of watches, clocks and jewelry. En-
craving free. Sam Lillis.
Fine box of stationery makes a
suitable present for anyone. Remem-
Der o. E. Davis has large assortment
to pick from. Prices from Zoe to Sl.25
Prepare for Christmas at the Blue
Front Store Entire new line of fine
trunks, suit cases and bags always a
suitable present. Carload just received.
DIR. McElwee, the well-knogn Madi-
son specialist will visit his patients on
T,,ruA0xr nf ha Ipfal EFarft7avy
As heretofore, no charge for examina-
tions.
Bring or mail the amount you viii
give for a new improved STANDARD
Grand sewing machine, given by the
Brown Music Co, to highest BIDDER,
this week.
Emanuel Wise and wife old-time
residents Of Viroqua and Victory, de-
parted from their La Crosse home for
winters sojourri in the sunny south,
Arkansas the objective point
Catching svery reflection of the
myriad Christmas lights, the cut glass
discl.tv az johnson s drug store has
every exhibit II Viroqua beaten to a
frazzle. Finest gifts in town.
--tor rent, Two unfurnished front
rooms on second floor. Large, well
lighted south and west exposure. Suit
able for students for sleeping rooms.
Apply to S. Minshall, Washington ave-
nue., near Synod church.
"A fine Christmas Dresent-a small
payment down and ba elce in monthly
installments without interest will get
first class Singer or Wheeler & Will
son sewing machine. See II. l.. Ray
ner, Agent, VroCua, Wis.
Don't pass the johnson drug store
without looki over the beautiful
things. The plAee is temporarily trans
formed into a haven for Christmas
shoppers, where they will find little
and big supplies for the multitude
See EN-.
The Third Infantry band viii give
a complimentary concert at the NJ. =.
church. Friday night, FOR Captain
Buffers, manager Of the band The
full quo.A Of members wili be present,
and an especially enjoyable program
has been arranged. Admission VIII be
25c.