Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-12-27

Mrs. Purdy is visiting her daughter
at Rockford, Illinois.
-Childr ems chairs from IL cenxup
at Steenberg's furniture store
Edwin Taintor came from La Crosse
to spend several days In the city.
-Viroqua is the point for lumber and
Thayer's yard the place to buy it.
Miss Myrtle Shanks came from
Richland Center for Yuletide at home.
Try some pure maple syrup.
T. o. MoRK, phone 10.
Mrs. William Strait returned from
Illinois, whete she spent three months.
Dolls Ut every description, the finest
assortment that ever happened, at Tow
ner's.
"A few white maple ladies sewing
rockers, just in a., Steenberg's furniture
store
Otto Otteson presented his little
daughters with fine piano for Christ
mas gift.
Mrs Francis Willsey Bronson went
to La Crosse to be operated upon for ap-
pendicitis.
Miss Hazel Smith. daughter of Mrs.
employment
Henry Nelson returned from La
Crosse, having had r0using time at o
family reunion.
Miss Winifred Seals OF Minneapolis,
is spending the holidays with the fam
lily of / W. Smith
Mrs. Cora Sargent and son Bernard
are spending the Christmas vacation at
De Soto and La Crosse
Best all wool Ingram carpets at soc
per yard at our closing out sale.
TATE'S BIC STORE.
Don't forget to drop into .Johnsons
drug store If You want to find handsome
and useful articles for holiday gifts.
We lead o. mems pants OK breech.
es, another pair free if they rip
THE FAIR SAVINGS SToRE
Fine silk half hose. fine suspendere,
fine ties one in u box. dress gloves and
mittens THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Bring in your frame orders in sea-
son. so yon will be sure to get them for
the holidays. MELVIN STRENBERG
Miss Bessie Burger of Viola. passed
through the city Saturday, to spend holi-
days with the Switzer family in Mime
spolis
w. +. Fisher, the new dealer, sells
flour, feed, oil meal, bsied hay and
straw. Location, Nichols block; phone
No. 15
A number of young folks of Bishop
Branch spent Christmas eve at the home
of Jos Petricek. Supper was served to
fifteen.
Camp meeting directors will meet
at parlors of the Methodist church, Sat.
urday next at two o'clock; important
business.
Henry Weber and family have
moved to Lacrosse. Henry is employed
in the round honse of the Southeastern
Company.
81 That dread loathsome disease. small
pox, is affecting Rock county citizens,
and reported to have spread to numer.
ous communities.
On account of indisposition of Pas
tor Kneen, there will be no services at
Bishop Branch church Thursday even
ing of this week
Mrs. J. G. Acheson departed for her
home in South Dakota, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Acheson went to Rock county to see
lCldbiscb ObAOtC WCbbs
A store of beautiful new decorated
jewelry-the latest styles. Solid gold.
fine testoon necklaces.
JOS BOEHREk, the Jeweler.
Henry Reirner of Beloit, raised 60
pound turkey, which he sent to Presi-
dent Roosevelt for his Christmas din
ner. The bird was two years old.
AT Mork's feed store you will find
all kinds of feed for all kinds of stock
hay straw ear corn, shelled corn, oats,
wheat, screenings, barley. Phone 70.
delicious and toothsome are those
Swiss milk chocolates, manufactured by
the celebrated La Crosse confectioner,
Krstchwill Ask your dealer for them.
Never before has my assortment of
holiday gifts been as complete az this
this season. Call and look nay line over.
MELVIN STEENBERG.
The Misses Rena Buchanan and
Martha Latamore of Webster, Margaret
Morse of this city, arrived home from
Stevens Point Normal school for the
holiday vacation.
Ole Christian ION of Viroqua town,
departed for Norway, expecting to ar.
rive there in season to eat Christmas
dinner with relatives, after an absence
of thirty years.
Walter s. Proctor arrived from
Missouri Christmas morning, for 4; day
at the old home. He is well pleased
with his situation In the south as dis
trict manager for the Bell Telephone
Company.
Rev. w. r Irish, Methodist pastor
of La Crosse, distributes blotters about
the city every week Announcing the SER
vices and subject of his discourse for the
following Sabbath. he says it pays to
advertise.
George McGonigal, former clerk
in the Lindemann store, after two years
work as travelling salesman, returns to
the old Lancaster home and has charge
OF the clothing department. Of big bus
iness institution.
-Willett Morrison and children have
moved to Trout Falls, in Monroe coan,
ty, where Mr.. MoxrisoR has rented a
hundred acre farm. He has all the
stock and equipment necessary furnish.
cd with the place.
No personal call for years has given
the editor more pleasure than that ac-
knowledged from Grandma Riley of
Liberty Pole, who at the age of eighty
years, was In the city on business. last
Thursday. Her late husband. John
Riley, and herself, were among the ear
ly settlers who brsved the privations Of
pioneer days in the early fifties.
If some people had their way they
would reverse the service on rural routes