Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-23

SHoqud.
Why can't viroqua have market
day each monll?
Miss Lillian Mitby of Cashton visited
VirOqua friends.
Mrs. Nellie Hull of Viola visited
Viroqua friends.
Mrs. John Frazier of Viola was a
visitor here last week.
Miss Rose Ericsson is visiting her
parents near Cashton.
Miss Blanche Running spent Sun
day with Cashton friends.
Bronson Shreve Of La Fargo trans
acted business here Saturday.
Rogers gives special prices on all
holiday goods tomorrow Thursday.
The Viroqua orchestra will give a
dance at Opera hail, Christmas night.
Miss Lotus Weber, is assisting at
the FAR Savings store during The holI-
days.
If you want diamond, we have
them al wholesale prices. j w. Lucas,
jeweler.
All kinds of fruits and vegetables
for the holidry festivities at Surenson >
grocery.
Miss Stella Cane left Saturday for
her home at Elroy, where she will spend
Two weeks.
Mrs. Maggie Dorwin left Monday
for Minneapolis for an extended visit
with her daughter
Miss Mary Webb, who is attending
the Fairabault, Minnesota, seminary,
! S home for two weeks
-Chas. S Slack &, Co. have just re-
ceived twenty five Myers unloaders
and /, 500 feet OF steel track.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Lake of Sparta
are holiday guests at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs c j. Severson.
Prof and Mrs August Smith left
Saturday for Berlin, the former home,
where they will visit for few days
After visiting two weeks at the
home of /. Freddie, Mrs W. Phifer
Of Charles City, Iowa, left for her
home.
Genuine leather ana alligator bags
both smooth and horned; reasonable
prices for Christmas. The Blue Front
Store.
See our line Of the worlds famous
Gunther's 5 candies in packages. Price
low. quality considered, at Thompson ;
grocery.
Frank Williams and Mrs. Howard
Williams have retained from Washing
ton, D. c., where they have been visit
| ing the Fields family.
"A limited number of Wisconsin blue
books will be supplied to persons calling
/ for same at Office Of the VerRon County
Land Co.
We frame pictures artist ally.
Bring in your orders n sa 80 That
we may properly fill them. 0tteson &
Steenberg.
! w. f. Fisher local agent, for the
/ Rock County Sugar Co of Janesville,
| Wisconsin, is ready to supply contracts
! for next season.
Don't forget to come in, for we
cutting the prices of everything we
/ handle. Great bargains await you. j.
w. Lucas, jeweler.
Never such bargains before offered
to farmers on gasoline engines and wood
saws, windnills and feed mills as Chas
| S Slack & Co. propose.
Viola Odd Fellows are planning for
/
| installation of officers will take place
and a supper will be served.
Mrs. Paul Hanson of Budd recently
underwent an operation for appendicitic
at La Crosse hospital. She is re-
ported as improving satisfactorily.
- Miss Florence Reed, Mrs. Lyle
Tate, Gladys De Garmo, Anna Steen-
| burg and Jessie Dennis are assisting
1 the clerical force at the F. NJ. Towner
store during the holidays.
The mystery of woman's shopping
/ bag is proyerbial to man. Come and
see the beauties we are selling cheap
for Christmas. All feathers, all sizes,
all prices. johnson s drug store.
/ - The CENSOR office is indebted ia
/ the Bank ol Viroqua for large, hand
some art calendar for 1909 The cal
endar is provided with long distance
! figures which will be easy on the edi-
tors tired optics.
a fine Christmas present small
payniet down and balance in monthly
/ instgalments without interest viii get
a first class Singer or Wheeler q VIII
/ son sewing machine. See II. l.. Ray
ner, Agent, Viroqua, Wis.
-ldrs. james Munyon returned Sat
urda,r from stay Of three months
| with relatives at Nanticoke, New York.
/ Mrs. MunyOn reports eastern weather
as fine, and was much surprised to find
/ the ground covered with snow.
Mrs. Culver, who has been visiting
/ here a few days, returned to MINI sa-
/ 20 is Saturday. She was accompanied
1 by her two little grandchildren, wh0
have been visiting Lheir grandmother,
/ Mrs T. johnson for few weeks.
Take little time to run down the
want ad" columns You may find
just what you want and get other good
hints. Ads have been described as
the hest news" and since they are the
I first thing the woman read there must
( be something in them, for women are
SO curious, you know.
The Stoddard Times is authority
! for the statement that Mrs. Fl. Biashek
| of that village has among her collection
Of plants lemo~ tree which bears ex
cet dinghy we'll cOnsiderln. it's sms u
size, it having at present two lemons
nearly ripe, which measure twelve in
! ches in circumference, and two more OF
a smaller size.
News comes from Sterling, Ne
/ uraska, OF the death of George Wolf,
one of the pioneer people Of VeruoT
county. which occurred November 9
Mir. Wolf was born April 8. 1926. at
/ Morgan county, Ohio, coming To Yer
non ceuaty in 1854 He resided here