Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-30
u. E. Knutson lost horse, the sec
ond in less than year.

bought ana shipped In large numbers.
Eugene Kish was a caller at the
CENSOR Office while in the city last
Jacob Aberg and L. G Schoenberger
were callers from West Prairie on Tues
day.
| Special discount on all childrens
cloaks and jackets at H. d. Williams
& Co.
Col. and Mrs. Morley depart for
Washington on Friday, to pass the win
ter
For sale, COW and calf, registered
Shorthorn Inquire Of Alfred Thiel, vi
roqua.
Mrs Beigley of Soldiers Grove, is
in the city visiting her sons, Lawrence
ana James.
Holiday wares haYe begun to shine
! in the shop windows sa5 on display
Counters.
The Boston Clothing House talks TO
patrons through a new advertisement
in the CENSOR.
-Viroqua Methodist ladies will hold
their annual fair on December 10th, in
Relief Corps hall.
Henry Graham and Will Glenn are
late additions to the clerking force at
Lindemann's store
Good living rooms to rent for small
family, central section of city. Inquire
at the CENSOR Office.
Thursday. He came from South Dakota
and returded with his wife, who has
been visiting relatives and old friends
in this community.
NO lya Innlr ~ zIou .-xn-o.aAA
at the Blue Front. They are beauties.
NO coat made fits and hangs like these.
December 18th will be annual elec-
ton with Viroqua Mystic Workers A
full attendance at the meeting is desired
Monday and Tuesday gave us the
first real touch of winter, cold and blus.
try and disagreeable, with splitting of
snow.
When you set mp stoves" and ''in
spect' chimneys don't forget that you
need an insurance policy with John
Dawson q Co.
Lost in the city, watch charm
bearing Masonic emblem. letter G.
and square and compass. Finder please
leave at CENSOR Office.
The annual election in Viroqua
WV NdALp VIII bC AEtl O4 Il AtNd1
night of this week, and all members are
requested to be present.
Fred Gohde is travelling for Barkers
preparations, manufactured at Sparta.
His place at the central telephone office
is filled by Nathan Hayes.
Genuine Priestly Creyeneth rain
coats. All styles and patterns; buy none
bat the Priestly if you want the best.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The w f. G. will hold their annual
election OF officers Thursday, Decent er
s. Every member is requested to be
present By order of the president
The ladies of the M. E. church Of
Newton will hold bszara at the resi-
dence of E 81 Allen, Friday December
10 Refreshments will also be served
Lost, between West Prairie and vi
roqua, Monday last, ladies hand bag,
containing pair of gold-bowed specta-
cles Finder please leave at this office
This is the opportunity you have
been waiting for. A ladies tailor made
suit before December 1st, for S. SO or
S. SO or 81 SO at H. D Williams 81 Co
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Hill arrived
home last Tues Lay, from South Dakota.
where they spent two months looking
after farm interests and visiting their
son at Brookings.
"A nut social viii be given by the
| Epworth League at the residence OF
| Philip Bouffieur on Wednesday evening
| of next week. All are cordially invited,
| especially the young people.
On account of illness Ivan Rosen-
| field has been compelled to relinquish
! his position at the Vernon County Bank
for an indefinite period. He is at his
Portage home taking treatment.
-Revs. Frank and Willard Nuzum
and DIR. W T NuZum have been at the
| old home and at Viola of late, brought
from their respective places of residence
| by the critical illness of their sister.
Rev and Mrs Butters entertained
a company of Tomah young people over
Thanksgiving, the party consisting Of
Misses Ada Holderman, Jessie Good
enough, Mabel Bigelow, and Messrs.
| George Crowther and Ralph Good
enough.
Mr.. Henry G Helgeson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. o. H. Helgeson Of this city,
| was msrried to Miss Tena Jefson at the
| home of the brides mother, Mrs. John
/ Jefson, near Bloomingdale, last Satur'
| day, Rev. Gulbrandson officiating. II
| was quiet wed ling, only relatives par.
| ticipating The young people left for
| Minneapolis on Tuesday, where MIR.
| Helgeson is manager of l. w. Switzer's
grocery store. The best wishes of a host
of frienda go with the newly welded
Those who were privileged to listen
to the solos at the Methodist church last
| Sunday by Miss Katherine Faller OF
Baraboo, enjoyed rare privilege. Miss
| Faller at present is guest at the home
of Rev. @. e Buffers and contemplate
giving lessons in vocal culture in thit
city. She is a graduate of the FarnesC
vocal school of Madison, where besides
the regular course she did special woVl
under Madam Farnese. The past two
years Miss Faller has spent in Eau Claire
as the sOloist in the Methodist and Pres
byterian churches, in concert work anC
the giving of lessons in voice culture
Her voice Is a nlezzo soprano Of rar'
quality, great strength and compass
capable of greaf sympathy. She will
render solos at both the morning and
| evening services next Sunday at tn
Methodist church.
The tragic death Of a young lad a
/ WestL u week since, by the cars. sug
| gests . lew the duty Of municipal an,
! towT Authorities enforcement OF rule
anj laws preventing the jumping on AM
/ off trainf everywhere by boys, and th
obligation railroad officials and train
men owe the public and parents TO pre-
Al d. - L.