Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-14
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters from Various
Wanted. corn and oats at Thayer'e.

Wanted, corn and oats at Thayer'e
Toys! Toysi Toys at the Zoe store
Try sack of Thayer's Boss
feed.
Mixed nuts and candies at the Toe
store
Gifts to suit and prices to satisfy
at the 10c store
Wilson Bros. preparations can be
purchased at j. Omundson's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
-Cigarsl Any size box for Christ
mas gifts. T. E. Davis, Grocer.
Twenty per cent discount on ster-
ling silverware. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Cell on j. Fl. McLees for Poland
China hogs and Plymouth Rock chick
ems
If you want corn, call at Williams
feed store. Will sell cheap if taken at
the car.
Don't take chances when H. w.
Barker's Cough Remedy viii cure you.
C. F. Dahl.
MIR. NJ C. Peterson spent a day at
Cashton with his nephew, DIR. Carl
peterson ana FAMILY
Don't forget to buy a diamond.
You will get your moneys worth. j.
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Dolls, doll houses. dol fIrs, doll
furniture, doll shoes, oio.i heads etc. at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Those good calendar cards and let
ters for the holiday season at Towner' s
are beautiful and so cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Alloway
mourn the death of young child at
their town of Clinton home.
Table spreads, A or Ga, couch
covers and portiers make good pre-
sents. You get these at Rogers.
In all grades we are showing the
newest and best of the season. Come
in and see them. S. B. Lillis, Jeweler.
Those waiting till after Christmas
for engraving will receive 10 per cent.
discount on articles purchased. j. w.
Lucas, Jeweler.
If you intend TO buy watch, ii
will pay you to inspect my stock and
get my prices before you invest. c.
M. Morrison, Jeweler.
Will have fine line of Christmas
candies in next week, and the celebrat-
ed Gunther's fancy boxes for Christmas
gifts. I. E. Davis, Grocer.
From simple skin scratch Thomas
Jones of Kickapoo town has been ex-
periencing desperate time and great
suffering by blood poisoning.
Scan the display ad of Sam Lillis,
the jeweler, on page five of this issue,
and the selection of suitable holiday
presents will be rendered easy.
That special arrangement we We
made with The Weekly Inter Ocean
and Farmer 81 % for it and this pa
per for one year, has made hit.
Rogers has umbrellas, neckwear,
hosiery, suspenders, Paris garters in
Christmas boxes, silk lined cape gloves,
all or each nice presents for men.
Friends here have received word OF
the sudden death of Or. A. E. Auringey
at his home in Illinoi2 For some year,
he ctieed medicine at Viola and vi
roqLi.
We give you the news of town and
county, and give it to you right, while
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer prints
the telegraphic news of America and
the cabled news of all the world. 81 2s
for both papers one year.
The Hillsboro Sentry states that
a buyer who recently drove through
that section offered some very good
prices for cows. He paid as high as
$500 for grade Holstein cows, which
goes to show that our farmers ars
raising stock that can command the
top prices.
Another big farm sale is reported
from Jefferson, where j. w. Cade SOLD
to Herb S. Chapman his 130-acre place,
the old Miles Davis homestead. Frank
Chase also reports sale Of Lloyd Smith
farm on Pleasant Ridge, to his neigh
Dor Chris Welch, a 40-acre tract. Also
Luther Allen farm near Newton to Iowa
parties. Mr.. Allen expects to remove
to Viroqua with his family.
We desire to direct especial atten-
tion to the display advertisement of the
Wausau Business College, an institu-
ton that may be properly termed q
Vernon county creation, the same be-
ing owned and conducted by one of oui
boys, Prof. E d. Widmer, formerly OF
Rockton Mr.. Widmer has made a
good name for himself and his com.
mercial college and he commands stu.
dents from every part of the country
Piano dealers of Milwaukee have
started movement against the puzzle,
guessing and other contests, wherein
coupons or letter credits are issued or
pianos. on the grounds that they are
fraudulent, deceptive and illegal, run
ming in the same lines as lottery
Many newspapers in Milwaukee, Min.
neapolis, Detroit and other cities have
refused to advertise these puzzle con
tests and in some localities the posta
authorities have refused them the use
of the mails.
The CENSOR inadvertently over.
looked the fact, in its last issue, thai
Coon Valley had a newspaper, the Her
aid, established by Bert j. Ferguson
former Viroqua boy who has been en-
gagged on the Cashton Record for some
years. The Herald is neatly printed
and readable paper and the CENSOR has
only well-wishes for the new candidate
for public favor On the surface Of
the Herald the CENSOR recognizes ths
handiwork of Charley Russell, another
old-time Yiroqua print.
An exodus of resort hunters during
the boreas blasts of succeeding months
in Wisconsin have and are leaving vi
rooua for other climes: Ars. Rusk anC
daughter Msry go to Los Angeles, Cali