Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-09

ASK at Lne CENSOR once.
A fine line of candies and Christmas
cards at the Nordrum restaurant.
j. F. Shreve of Hillsboro was
among the CENSOR callers yesterday.
The W. C. T. U. society will meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Giant Dewitt.
For initial, and fancy work stamp
ing OF all kinds call on Mrs. Christina
Christianson.
Miss Jessie Dennis is employed at
the F. M. Towner store during the
holiday season.
For hand painted china and fine
crockery for Christmas presents go to
j. Omundson's.
Mrs Will Garrett is visiting rel
tives at Avalanche.
Olga Hetland, who has been visit
returned Saturday.
Oscar Anderson and Solfest Dreg-
ne of Readstown were business callers
here on recent day.
One of the most fascinating OF the
new crazes will be demonstrated in
Lindemanns' Saturday.
Albert Phillips and daughter Lo-
rena OF La Fargo visited Viroqua friends
a portion of the week.
Mrs. E. Brown came home from
La Fargo, where she has been visiting
| for the past few weeks
Our complete stock of Sterling sill
yer is now on exhibition. Engraving
free. ]. W. Lucas, jeweler.
Mrs. c. Carlson and children de-
parted last week for Tennessee, where
they will make their future home.
Julius Knudson is in attendance at
the Implement Dealers convention be-
ing held in Milwaukee this week.
Rudolph Wolfgram is at Coon Val
ley for a few days conducting : cloak
sale for the w. F. Lindemsnn Co.
Perfumes, in fine cut glass bottles
and beautiful art cases-exquisiCe for
Christmas gitts-at 0. E. Davis drug
store.
Remember to get cup Of coffee,
sandwich, a piece of pie, or cake, or
anything you wish at the Nordrum res
| taurant.
Santa Claus viii be at Towner' s
until Christmas eve Put your letters
to Santa Claus in the mail box in
Towner's store.
Have you seen the Holiday Messen-
ger published by J. W. Lucas? If you
haven't, call in and get one free. j..
w. Lucas, jeweler.
Bring the children to see the toys,
games, dolls, blocks, picture books and
other beautiful and inexpensive play
things at o, E. Davis drug store. :
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.
Members of the Third regiment
have received official notice that they
will be fitted out with the regular army
winter equipment, the uniform being an
olive drab.
Col. C. E. Morley departed for the
national capital Saturday to take up
his duties as assistant to Sergeant-at-
Arms Casson of the house of represen-
| tativts.
M. D. Brown, clerk of Webster
town, tells US that he has turned over
the tax rolls to the town treasurer
many having already paid their taxes
! for this year.
Not the largest stock of jewelry
YOU have ever seen, but the finest Sc
lection of Christmas goods, new styles,
best quality, and prices right. Give me
call. Sam Lillis.
Mrs. o. H. Helgeson arl .aughter
Julia have gone to Lindsey, where they
will spend few weeks with Mrs Hell
geson's daughter prior to leaving for
their new Montana home.
For rent, a store building with
living rooms in connection if desired
One door south of Mrs A o Larson $
millinery store. For particulars inquire
of Mrs. A. 0. Larson.
We have everything in jewelry,
watches, clocks, cut glass and china.
| Don't fail to come in before buying,
for you will get bargain. Engraving
free. ]. w. Lucas, jeweler.
Mrs. Christina Christianson has
become a resident Of Viroqua, having
recently moved here from Stevens
Point. Mrs. Christianson has rented
rooms with Mrs. David Strawn Oh east
| Decker street.
Scott Curtis has found the attrac-
tions of his profession too many for
him to resist and has again entered into
the barber business, having purchased
an interest with Seth Reynolds in the
First National bank buii ding.
Don't overlook my liae of season
able goods fresh from one of the lar
gest exclusive jewelry houses in this
country. Don't overlook my line, but
if you are in the market, look my stock
over. Sam Lillis, jeweler.
Our store is full of suitable Christ
man presents for man or boy. Fancy
neckwear, hapdkerchiefs, suspenders,
gloves and mittens, caps, overcoats, fur
and fur lined coats, military coats,
muffiers, bath robes, in fact every
thing for man or boy. The Blue Front
Store.
"A deal through the Stoll & Chase
Realty company has been made where
by Chas Z. Phillips has become the
owner of Mr.. Stoli's residence property,
corner East avenue & Gillette street.
Mr.. Stoll in turn secured 240 acres of
Mr.. Phillips about three miles east Of
the city.
-Assemblyman Mains has been ap-
pointed by Governor Davidson mem
Der of a special legislative committee
to make official visitat ons to all of the
state charitable and peDai institutions
and report their conditions and needs Ia
the coming session. The other mem
bers Of the committee are Senator Mar
tin and Assembiyman Hughes. The
trip over the state will largely be made
before the legislature cOnvenes.