Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-07
At any rate upon day
Deciphered in the almanaes.
December. desolate and gray.
Has -.Ie to whistle through The cracks.

ALBERT BurknarI mas recovered from
his illness.
Detachable handle, silk umbrellas.
j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Three hundred Victor records Just
received by Brown Music Co.
Wilson Bros preparations can be
purchased at j. Omundson's.
Eastern Star lodge holds election
of officers next Tuesday night.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
-Cigarsl Any size boz for Christ
mas gifts. I. E. Davis, Grocer.
Toys, games and novelties of all
kinds at 0. E. Davis drug store.
Wanted, oats, corn, hay, straw and
wood at ]. w. Thayer's feed store.
You can cure that cough with H. w.
Barker's cough remedy. c. T. Dahl.
Some great bargains in roofngs,
shingles and repair lumber at Thayer's.
Henry Rusk of Iowa was in the
city the guest of his brother j. b.
Rusk.
20. P. Hill sold to Stoll & Chase his
120-acre farm located at eastern limits
of the city.
Elmer Setter and Art Dyer of Yuba
were visitors in this city the fore part
of the week.
Special at Rogers, Friday and Sat-
urday, $50 ladies' 25c and Soc fancy
collars, l2c.
Get your meals and lunches at the
restaurant in Rice building. The best
of service awaits you.
AJaxrax xrra-, ,;~ar s<, r~on1 a,,L onlI
so cheap as now at A. j. johnson s.
ideal presents for smokers.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. 44-52
Ways mufflers, white and colors.
v neck and round collar. Your choice
at Lindemann's, Friday and Saturday,
Ice.
If you wish to send Christmas gifts
away remember that the mails are
crowded at Christmas time. Send your
gift early.
Mrs. John Tewalt and daughter
were called to Waterloo, Iowa, Friday
by the death of her son Roy's little
daughter, Lucille.
F. C. Bum, former proprietor of
the Westby Times, greeted Viroqua
friends yesterday. He is now located
at Westmore, Montana.
If you intend to buy watch, it
wlll pay you to inspect my stock and
get my prices before you invest. G.
NJ. Morrison, Jewe3er.
Miss Blanche Powell was operated
for appendicitis at St. Francis hospital
at La Crosse this morning. She came
fhroi1Oh the ordeal nicely
Will have fine line of Christmas
candies in next week, and the celebrat-
ed Gunther's fancy boxes for Christmas
gifts. 7. f. Davis. Grocer.
Now is the time to send Christmas
presents to the old country. Drafts is
sued on all parts of Norway and foreign
countries at First National Bank.
Clifford Lake and Walter McClurg
departed last Thursday evening, for
Madison, where they are to attend the
agricultural college during the winter.
DIR. N. II. Brephy offers his SER
vices to test cattle for tuberculosis, or
any other surgical operation, he being
legally qualified, holding state IL
cense.
The sun rose December at 7:09
and sets at 4.34; on the IL at 7:19 and
sets at 4:22; December 21 at 7:26 and
sets at 4:25; on the 81 at 7:30 and sets
at 1892.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Kearney were
in the city from Rising Sun on Monday.
Mrs. Kearney extended her journey to
Milwaukee for a months visit with
relatives.
The total member of the deer killed
and shipped by hunters in Wisconsin
since the season opened, was a, 1877, ac-
cording TO the count by Game Warden
Riekeman.
The W. r. C. ladies' entertained
their husbands and the R. A. G. veter-
ans Monday night after the regular
meeting of the post. Refreshments
were served and social time enjoyed.
-Fifty-two weeks of contact with
all the news of home, town, county,
state, country, and all the world, for
SIPS which pays for The Weekly Inter
Ocean and Farmer and this paper one
year.
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm
er is the best weekly newspaper in the
world. We hive arranged specially to
supply it and his paper together for
one year at the low price of SIPS for
both.
Special sale every afternoon on all
trimmed hats and shapes for Christmas
trade. No more sensible present to be
found. Call soon while there is good
selection from which to choose. Ethel
Atwood.
Help good cause by buying red
cross stamps. The proceeds from the
sale of these stamps will all be ex-
pended in the great fight against the
white plague, which today menaces the
people of the world.
Mr.. Sam Cammaek of Iowa, an old
timer of Vernon county, spent yester-
day at the c. j. Cherrington home.
Forty-three years have slid by since he
was last here. He and Mr.. Cheering
ton were members of the same .egi-
mental company during the Civil war
Herb. Chapman today sold his farm
west of the city, widely known as the
Jas. Smith place, to Mr.. Jos. Deters
of Granite Falls, Minnesota, who will
take possession March next. Mrs. De-
tiers is a formerTesident of this county,
being a daughter of Hans H)elter. They
are to be congratulated upon securing
one of the finest farm properties in the
county.
THE Cow Puncher," which opens
one night engagement at the Opera
house on Friday of this week. is said TO
be the best play, the best staged and
contain the highest salaried company OF
players Of any attraction seen this sea-