Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-22
Insure with john Dawson & Co.

You will find the bargains at the
10c store.
New buekwheat -four at w. F. Lin
demann Co.'S.
"A. A. Briedung of Ontario was a
CENSOR visitor last Thursday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist. office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
An elegant hne of Christmas pos
tails at cent each at Davis drug store.
Viroqua students at the state uni
versity are home for the vacation per
| 100.
James Sherrick and family occupy
the Eckhart tenement house on Decker
street.
Fancy Greening apples priced at
So rs per barrel for Christmas at Thomp-
sons grocery.
DIR. W. E. Butt has heen appointed
justice of she peace to succeed Squire
Touey, resigned.
IT. W. Watson of De Soto was the
guest of relatives in the city the latter
part of the week.
Christmas and New Years post
cards, finest designs in the market, lc
each. ]. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
We win gladly assist you in select
! ing appropriate Christmas presents for
him. :" The Blue Front Store.
--Adolph Sanwick, student at st.
Olaf college, is at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 7. Sanwick.
Christmas anu wedding presents. l
have the most appropriate gifts that
can be seen in Viroqua. j. w. Lucas,
Jeweler.
The CENSOR has had such large
list of callers from points throughout
the county the past week that mention
can not be made of all
-TreasuresC. B. Fortney of Frank
lin town made tax settlement with
County Treasurer Rentz today, being
the first tax collector so to do.
After spirited contest the local
lodge of Knights of Pythias voted to
remain in their present quarters in the
Nichols block and not remove to the
second floor of the Dyson building.
Mrs. L. R. Gott goes Friday to
Milwaukee to join her daughter for the
| holidays; after that she goes with her
daughter to Escanaba, Michigan, to
spend the remainder of the winter.
! An Edison phonograph makes a
family Christmas present. Concerts on
both Edison and Victor every evening
Come in and hear the worlds greatest
artists sing. You are welcome. Brown
Music Co.
While you are talking about rnak-
| ing your head save your heels, why not
make your heels save you money. This
you can do by talking few steps to
Morrison's jewelry store if in need of
anything in his line.
In the contest for the clock to be
given away by Jeweler S. c. Lillis,
school district No. of the town of
Sterling leads with nine, y-six votes.
Get busy if you desire this valuable
clock for your district.
WIN. Lewis of Viroqua can sell or
exchange your property no matter
where located. Several properties sold
| few days after listing. Over one mil
lion dollars sold. Small commission and
quick results. Established in 1893.
We have so many articles that are
suitable for holiday gifts that it is inn
possible to enumerate them all. But we
do call attention to our ladies' fine hand
bags which are of choice quality and
low in price. A. j. Johnson, Druggist.
The RexalI Remedies have already
gained an unrivalled reputation. If
YOU want something choice remember
that we carry the Rexall perfumes,
toilet articles, such as face powder,
talcum powder, toilet waters, etc. A.
j. johnson, Druggist.
| e. O. Staten, farmer who re-
sided in Clinton town, died last week
Monday at his home of consumption.
He leaves wife and family of small
children. Funeral took place last We'd
nesday and he was buried in the Brush
Creek cemetery. Mr.. Sletten's brother
died of the same disease few months
ago.-Cashton Record.
in explanation to some of our coun-
try and village correspondents the CEN
SoR wishes to say that because o.
drafts on it's columns for seasonable
advertising the contributions have OF
necessity been omitted. After two
weeks we shall welcome these weekly
letters from every village and corner
of the county, vlth as many from dis
tant states and lands as will favor us
with their writings.
The Thompson Yankee Doodle show
pleased our people for one week and we
hope to see them cone back Theii
show is certainly first class and com.
pares very favorably with so cent city
show. In fact many of their single
features were worth the 20c admission.
DE Soto Argus. Opera house, foui
nights commencing, Wednesday, Dec
ember % Popular price 10c and 20c.
Ladies free first night. No reserve.
Hon. L. A. Ueland of La Moure
county, North Dakota, was here for q
few days visiting relatives and renew
ing Doyhood acquaintances. He left
the town of Viroqua nearly a quarter
Of century ago, at the time of the
big western immigration. He home.
steaded and took tree claim where he
has long resided and added to his pos,
sessions to nearly thousand acres il
extent, which ne recently disposed oi
for $40, 600. Mr.. Ueland has numerous
times represented his county in the leg.
islature of his adopted state, and is at
present a member of the state agricul-
tural board. He greatly enjoyed his
recent visit here among old friends.
Through the courtesy of DR.. VIM.
Trowbridge, a CENSOR representative
J was permitted to inspect the X-ray
machine which. with the aid of gen.
tleman from Chicago, the doctor has
! installed in his office. DR. Trowbridge
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