Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
Short News Stories of Interest
PcUps by Censor Reporters of the Comings
Viroqua and Vicinity
Genuine sealskin caps at Stoll &

next tuesday.
-Neckwear from Is cents to So 90 at
Stoll & Groves.
The newest things in hand bags, at
Suite & Tate's.
-Dach & Anderson seIlkerosene, gas
'oline, oils and greases.
Just little winter weather and
ground covered with snow.
Finest line of wide 10-cent ribbons
ever shown. Suttle & Tate.
Safety razors, prices from 81 90 to
$500. ]. w. lucas, Jeweler.
Mrs. Lawrence Finstad of Lacrosse
is the guest of Mrs. Earl Slack.
Christmas candies in great variety.
l0c per pound and up, at Tewner's.
The newest patterns in bath robes
and house coats. Blue Front Store.
"A fine 20 year gold filed 7-jewel
watch, 1856. j. W. Lucas, Jeweler
Dance at Running's hall Friday
night. Music by Gabel's orchestra.
Christmas and new year post cards
one cent each. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
The latest designs and engravings
in souvenir spoons. J. w. Lucas, jew
'eler.
"A fine assortment of miscellaneous
books, bibles. and Christmas booklets
at Towner's.
Toilet and manicure sets, the kind
she" longs for, can be found at John
sons drug store.
-Gabel's play at Running's dance
Friday night Come cut and have an
enjoyable time.
Special One lot 28x52 rugs at
SI.l9; ladies 81. so and 81 felt shoes at
slSc. c Fl. 0strem
-DissinctirA and high quality Christ
lcas gifts That's the kind you get at
Johnson's drug store.
Your subscription TO the HWomen's
Magazine" expires with the January
number H. e. Rogers.
Methodist Bazaar on Saturday next.
Get a first class dinner also. In the
new church basement.
Hon. Geo. f. Atwood and family
were up from Gays Mills to visit their
relatives, the Butt families.
Potts Brothers have put out the
nobbiest barber sign in town, an at
tractive, revolving stand
Dainty Crepe de Chine waists in
Christmas boxes, just the thing for a
present at Suttle & Tates
Special discount on all ladies' and
misses suits, skirts. dresses and win
ter coats for December, at Rogers.
Ten per cent discount on 1847 Rog-
ers' Brothers hollow handle, silver
knives and forks. The Kuebler Hard
ware.
Just one coon coat, goc one. 1t
would make fine Christina present.
Will be sold at bargain. Blue Front
Store.
Peter Oftedahl looks and acts ia
miliar at the Rogers dry goods house,
giving assistance there during holiday
season.
How about thsse hraken windows?
It's cheaper 81 bug gtasy tkzss 20 sy
fuel bills. Go to Towner's for glass
and putty.
Repair your roofs for winter. We
have large stock of shingles. and you
know our price is right. Bekkedal Lum.
Der Company.
Art pottery, hand painted china,
cut glass, art lamps. Gifts like these
always please. See the fine line at
Johnson's drug store.
DIR. MinshalI, Beriie Moore and H.
C. Costing were Lacrosse callers, the
latter remaining for brief treatment
at ST. Francis hospital.
Il have fine lot of diamond rings
on sale at this time. They are abso
2utely perfect; come in and try them
on. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
-Franco-American Hygienic toilet
articles for ladies and gents, and gift
boxes make suitable Christmas gifts.
For sale by Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke.
MIR T. c. Knudson has purchased
a new home, the residence in the Third
ward known as the Ole Anderson place,
purchased from the Bank of Vlsoqua.
Mr.. Knudson sold his home TO Hon.
Hugh Porter some time since.
Mrs. R. r. Lemmen announces that
she now has on hand the Roberts light
ming mixers. quick mix reversible lift
ers, ladies' and chi,dren's sanitary rub
Der goods; also the celebrated Califor-
mia perfume company toilet articles of
all kinds.
IS. C. Peterson, the West Prairie
blacksmith, was a business caller in
the city on Saturday. Besides attend
ing to his regular work MIR. Peterson
has built good dwelling house the past
season. He tells the CENSOR that their
little hamlet has made good material
progress this year and all are enjoying
prosperity.
For the next thirty days we will
take subscriptions to the Women's Mag
azine fog 35 cents per year. Included
with each subscription one copy of the
New Idea in Fashion, worth Is cents,
one pattern worth 10 cents, all for one
price. IS cents per year Mail orders
not accepted. II. E Rogers.
MIR. j. L Rose, representing the
Peoples Mausoleum Company of La
Crosse, was in the city on Tuesday and
sd meeting with trustees of the To-
cal cemetery association, gaining per-
mission for the erection of a Mausole-
um here on certain conditions. Future
plans will be explained in this matter.
Mrs. Carl B. Peterson of Cashton
returned from the osteopathic hospit-
al at Kirksville, Missouri, where she
underwent very serious surgical OPP
GRAFTON. She says she is entirely well
and speaks in the highest terms of that
institution. She ought to know what
she is talking about as she has been
twice operated upon at other institu-
tons before, with no benefit.
"A new use has been made of vi
roqua automobile. witnessing group
of men Juggling away in attempt to ele-
vate four-ton steel girder on the new
Levi Allen garage building, and having
big spot for humanity in his makeup,
Albert Larson backed his REQ auto to
the premises. wound the pulley rope
about his rear axle, walked the heavy
beam to its position with little of trou-
BILE. And thus the vehicle usually
termed as a plaything and joy cart was
made useful.