Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-11
Money Ioaned w. + am.

Money loaned w. Z. Butt.
Ten Cent Store south Of post Office.
Window glass and putty at Town
er's.
Dolls and toys of all kinds at Town
er's.
See Towner's silver ware before
buying.
Mercury fingers about zero these
Wizard products Of all kinds at
T0wner's.
Chris Hanson returned from visit
u Chicago.
The optimo, headc aarters for ane
confectionery.
New AUTO bonnets at Suttle &
Tate's this week.
Chicken pie Sc, as at .he Chris.
tian church, Saturday evening.
Buy your Christmas candy at Stew
ling's store A good supply on hand.
--Mrs. Kit Pierce has moved to COM
modious living rooms in Ferguson block.
Mrs. John Friddell received visit
from her brother, Mr.. H. Ronianowsky
of Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Brandon and son. Mack,
returned home after visiting relatives
near Hillsboro.
Everybody invited 20 partake of
lutefisk supper in the United Lutheran
church Friday evening.
Ladies of Christian church call at
tention to their bazaar, Saturday, Dec,
Ia, at the church parlors,
Mrs. Lauder and daughter, Ruth,
go to New York to visit daughter,
Frances, and other relatives.
The finest line of Christmas candies
ever placed on sale in the city, has just
been received at The Optimo.
tombstone celebrated line Of boxed
confectionery, and LaiSler's Quality
! line, sold exclusively at The Optimo.
-. W. Thayer reports sale Of nine
/ teen tile silos, not thirteen, as recently
reported by this paper, for season past.
DIR. r. H. DeLap, who located in
California two years ago, has resumed
practice OF his profession at Richland
Center.
! Last week J. W. Thayer assisted
Mr.. Lem Hayter in the purchase of a
valuable piece of land just outside the
city of Marshfield.
Mrs. J. S. Moore of Harmony town
visited few Gays with relatives in
Sparta, returning by way of Viroqus,
remaining briefly
Fur caps $50, $3.50 and $500.
We believe this ia the best line for the
money you will find anywhere. The
Blue Front Store.
John Devlin has bought another
farm, 129 acres, portion of the old
Baldwin place, on the ridge four miles
! northeast from DeSoto.
Rapanrahar huztIFn r. COnta ,-nTxf
quarters when you need anything in
building supplirs. The most extensive
lumber yard in this section of the state,
"A fine box of candy is always an
acceptable Christmas gift for anyone.
There will be no regrets or disappOint-
ments, if such purchases are made ct
The Optimo.
Geo. w. StiuIble is renewing friend
ships in the good old town of his early
boyhood and mature manhood days.
He has re sided at Waller, Montana, for
some years.
Capt. Van S. Bennett was over
from Rockt1n to attend meeting of
asylum trustees. Van partially carried
himself in sing, having fallen and
fractured rib.
If you are in doubtNas to a suitable
GIT 1Dr your HlOLESfg SISTER OF Sweet
heart remember one of those boxes of
delicious chocolates from The Optimo
10 always acceptable.
Nice stationery is alwaysa suitable
gift and is rendered still more suitable
by the beautiful packages put up for
gift purposes. / have a large assert
ment ranging in price from Is cents to
$3.50 o e Davis, druggist
In past years, we have thought
that our showing Ct toilet and mani
cure sets for Christmas trade was all
we could desire, but this year we are
offering line so vastly superior that
there is no companion. You must see
them 70 fully appreciate how fine they
are. a. j. johnson
We offer an extra special induce
nent in the sha~e Of few OF the finest
oil and electric lamps. They are much
too costly to be SHOWN In cities Of this
size aaa ve - make a sac
rifice in order to dispose Of them. See
them at Johnson's drug store.