Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-08


If yoa want st. Peter to open the gate
When your rural carrier knocks
Buy stamps and don't be guilty
OF putting pennies in the box.
-Chinaware at ]. Omundson's.
-Cas glass at j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
December the last month of the
year.
Tobacco paper and twine at Tow
ner's.
Cut prices in millinery at Mrs. A.
0. Larson's.
New buckwheat flour at w. f. Lin
demann Co.'S.
Box stationery from 10 cents to
$1.25 at Davis drug store.
Miss Irene Suttle is visiting friends
at the old Grant county home.
Call and see the finest line of box
candies in the city at the Optimo.
Brass goods and umbrellas (detach-
able handle). ]. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Early shopping and purchase of
Christmas presents is advised on all
hands.
Just received car of Ardee and
Jersey Cream flour at Williams Feed
Store.
Chairman Helge Larson of the town
of Coon was county seat caller yes
terday.
Mrs. Edward Lind Sundayed at
Chaseburg as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Russell Hoyt
The ever-reliable old Inter- Ocean
will be furnished CENSOR subscribers at
past rates -25 cents per year.
IF you want the best sheep lined
coats and oyercoats at the best price,
call at The Blue Front Store.
John Parr has just completed the
erection of a new residence near the
Catholic church. This replaces the one
burned last October.
Professor W. P. Colburn of this
city has been named by the state super
intendent as one of the visitors to the
state normal school at River Falls.
Just a little unusual for Wisconsin
farmer to be plowing on the fourth of
December. And there is excellent for
age for stock in the field sand pastures.
Attorney E. ]. Hammer of Hills
boro, Attorney A. F. Drew of La Fargo
and Peter Hanson of Bloomingdale were
attendants at probate court yesterday.
Mrs. S. r. Pollard went to Chicago
the fore part of the week, where she
will spend the winter months at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. P.
Gorsline
BY the vote Of 45 to "a the people
of Cashton carried the election for an
additional bond of So, 900 to defray the
remaining Indebtedness of the new vii
lage plant
Alonzo Clark, who has been en-
gaged in the real estate and insurance
business in this vicinity for some time
past, will engage in general merchan-
dising at Dell.
Mrs. r Summerfeld, who lives out
on rural route No. 6, has some nice
turkeys for sale. If you wish a nice
one for Christmas, let her know by
letter or phone.
Special benefit shows next week at
the Electric theater. A Red Cross
Christmas stamp given with each ticket
purchased at Towner's store or at the
ticket window.
"A total of over S344 in cash prices
was won by the sheep exhibited by the
college of agricultural of the university
of Wisconsin at the international live
stock exposition at Chicago.
Chairman and Mrs Jos. Buchanan
of Viroqua town are receiving a visit
from their son Vergil, who has spent
the past year in Texas. The young
man is recuperatlng from an attack of
typhoid fever.
Ernest Henry and Joseph Cade,
young men from the town of Franklin
and Viroqua respectively, went to
Madison last Friday where they will
take up the study of agriculture at the
state university.
Attorney Harold p Proctor of this
city was convicted on a charge of il
legal fishing before Justice Doxrud of
Sparta on Friday last The case was
warmly contested and attracted con
siderable attention.
IF during these long evenings par
ents were more careful as to the where
abouts of their children and the char
acter of their associates there would be
fewer recruits for the gambling den
and the underworld.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. w. Hazen at six
o'clock dinaer last Saturday in honor of
Mrs. j. NJ. G-s6 ano Miss Mary Rusk,
previous to their departure for Los
Angeles, California, where they viii
spend the wintes months.
Inc GENSQh OH -cts attention 70 Ille
advertisements of holiday vendors. 1t
is in order for every dealer to tell buy
ers what they have desirable for in
spection. Only TWO more issues Of the
paper remain in which to do that.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hagen have re-
turned To jefferson town after spend
ing the season upon a land claim near
Giendivs, Montana Mr.. Hagen dis
posed az his claim, being rewarded
handsomely for his pilgrimage west.