Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-15
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Shop early.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Everything for Christmas at Town
eFs.
New buckwheat flour at w. F. Lin
demann Co.'S.
ALBERT Solverson is transacting busi-
ness in Chicago.
Mrs. Walter Proctor is spending
some time in Milwaukee.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Go.
Bring in your pictures early and
have them framed. Otto otteson.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone so.
An elegant hne of Christmas pos
tails at cent each at Davis drug store.
Fancy Greening apples priced at
50 rs per barrel for Christmas at Thomp-
sons grocery.
Just about fifty per cent. on all
china wares. Come early its going
fast. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
We will gladly assist you in select
ing appropriate Christmas presents for
''him. The Blue Front Store.
If you need couch, come in and
look mine over. / have large assort-
ment at the right prices. Otto otte-
son.
Sheriff Helgeson made an official
trip to Hillsboro on Thursday to look
after insane matters and summon
jurors.
AT Highland John Duffey, Sr, died
at the age of ll6 years. He is thought
to have been the Oldest person in Wis
consin.
Il am going out of the china ware
business, so you can buy the finest
china at your cwn price. ]. w. Lucas,
Jeweler.
The Christmas exercises of the
grades will be held in the high school
room Friday afternoon at 200 o'clock.
Friands of the school are most cordially
invited.
After several months stay with
relatives in California R. W. Rogerson
returned to the city the fore part of
the week.
IF you are looking for nice Christ
mas gift, come in and see our stock of
| fine furniture before you buy. F r.
| Gohde & Co.
When you desire light draying done,
call on VIM. Peavy. He has added an
other wagon to his equipment and has
additional help. Phone No. 189.
Robert Sherry arrived home from
Bloomfield, Montana, last Saturday.
| He win visit friends and relatives in
this vicinity till after the holidays.
"A dozen fresh eggs would make a
| Christmas present not to be despised
this year, considering the scarcity and
high price of the fruit of the hen.
DR. j. B. Trowbridge of Hayward
was taken to Rochester hospital by his
brother, DIR. C. H. Trowbridge of this
city, where he is to undergo operation
for appendicitis.
Have you seen that 81, that 50,
that So, that S5, that s., that SO, that
sl2, that SIS, that SlS, that SO, that
$50, that $50, that S67 watch at that j.
w. Lucas jewelry store?
DIR. ard MRS. DeLap came from
Richland Center to spend few days
with their daughter, Mrs Harry Bailey,
before taking their departure for a
years sojourn in the west.
Mr.. Thos Berge of Laurel, Nebras-
ka, came to attend the funeral of his
aged mother, who recently died at Fol-
som. He is a merchant and farmer.
| 1t is his first return home for seventeen
years.
| While you are talking about max
ing your head save your heels, why not
make your heels save you money. This
you can do by talking a few steps to
Morrison's jewelry store if in need of
anything in his line.
The Readstown Tribune say
Thomas McCarty returned from trip
to visit his son, A. j. and wife at Long
his father and will remain for a short
visit among old. time friends.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Tom Olson, Tena Thomp-
son. j. E. Peterson, Chester Snearly,
Fred Van Campen, Mrs. E. H. Stevens,
(2), Ole Mikklson, Peer Peterson,
Andrew Peterson. Pearl Randall.
The young ladies of the Philatheran
society met with Miss Ollie Parker on
/ Friday evening last. A business ses-
sion, an excellent supper, music and
preparations for the Christmas treat to
be given In the Christian church on
Christmas eve passed the time pleas
antly.
IT. L. Buchanan is accompanying
Fred Tibbits of Milwaukee on his an
nual tour of inspection of the Tibbits-
Cameron Co. lumber yards, having been
selected by that gentleman to invoice
the several yards. This is a very ex-
pressive mark of the confidence reposed
in Mr.. Buchanan by the company.
Alex Lourie G.. A. r. post elected
the following officers: S. R. Pollard,
Commander; Nels Allen, Senior Vice,
G. G. Brown, Junior Vice; j. W. Brown,
Quarter Master; o. P. Hill, Officer of
the jay; G. j. Cherrington, Chaplain;
Dan Wise, Surgeon; A. C. Morrison,
Officer of the Guard.
| John W. Sims and family came to
Viroqua to pass few days with rela-
tives before leaving for their new wes-
tern home in Oregon. Their little FIVE
year daughter was taken seriously i'll
with acute Bright's disease and is still
in critical condition. They are at the
home of Mrs. Sims mother, Mrs. Ny
ron Henry.
The Thompson Yankee Doodle show
pleased our people for ore week and we
hope to see them come back. Their
show is certainly first class and com
pares very favorably with 80 cent city
show. In fact many of their single
features were worth the zoe admission.