Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-25
Merry Christmas.

BE happy and be good.
Mrs. Charlie Wood of Sparta is a
guest of Viroqua friends.
The H. L. Rayner home has new
piano added to it's furnishings.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. w. Ericsson were
in the city from Rockton, Monday.
-Ste tie Treasurer Dahl is at his
Westby horle for the holiday period.
Miss Effie Ady is home from teach
ing duties at Moline for holiday time.
Robert l.. Clarke and little son ar
rived from Milwaukee to visit relatives.
Mrs. M. Morrison of Westby was
a Christmas shopper in Viroqua on Mon
day.
Society of Equity county convention
will be held in Viroqua on Saturday
next.
Band dance at Opera house .this
Christmas night. a big time for all.
Attend.
Miss Mary Webb, who attends
school at Fairbault. is one of the holi-
day visitors.
Get the old reliable Chicago Inter
Ocean for 25 cents year in connection
with the CENSOR.
Call at the CENSOR Office and re-
ceive some of the fine books free, ex-
cellent winter reading.
The pay-up campaign at the CEN
SoR office goes on swimmingly Let
every delinquent boost.
Rev. j. E. Sarles and family are
spending the holiday season with rela-
tives and friends at Madison.
All of the foreign teachers in our
schools have gone to their respective
homes for Christmas vacation.
The CENSOR is adding new cash-in-
advance readers to its lists by the scoEe.
And still there is room for more.
The third invoice of fine neckwear
this fall tells the story of their popu-
larity. They are the thing. The Blue
Front Store.
Leap year win open a week from
today. One chance in four for the girls,
and the CENSOR hopes they will make
the most of the chance.
The editor of the CENSOR hopes to
be at home during next week. Persons
desiring to see him on business are re-
quested to call at the CENSOR Office.
This is the S. son of yearly settle
ments. The CENSOR would like much
to be square with the world on January
first. . come to the front and make
good.
Little Tommie Brott, who has been
at La Crosse hospital, was brought
home last evening. He has not i'm
proved as much as hoped and treat
ments will be continued.
VIM. Lewis sold an 80-acre farm
in Foulton county, Arkansas, to E. E..
McDaniels of Viro4Ia. He viii move
west in February, also a sale of lots at
Mammoth Springs, Arkansas.
-,Mesdames Nj. D. Helgeson and
Ever Monsen spent some weeks at
Seneca caring for their aged mother,
Mrs. Aspenson, who passed away last
week at the age of eighty years.
Mrs. Lawton- Peek of Henry, South
Dakota, spent Sunday at the residence
of F. w. Shepard. She was enroute to
Viola, her childhood home, where she
expects to meet with FIVE generations Of
kindred.
Mrs. J. F. Finley If An 1ony, Kan
SaS, Is WISHING Wlbn kSE aunt MIS-.
George Bush and other relatives. She
is the daughter of the late John K.
Smith and wife, former citizens Of
Viroqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Norris leave YER
non county this week, having pur-
chased farm at Versailles, Missouri
Mrs. Norris and children will stop at
Dubuque. Iowa, and visit her sisters
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. D. Poorman, old
time citizens OF Union town, celebrated
their fortieth annivecsay. A large
conpa ny of relatives AMI friends made
the occasion a most enjoyable one, pre-
senting remembracees o.. a substantial
and appreciated character.
Fred EcShardt ard A. r. May went
to Redfield, South Dakota, to attend
the funeral Of the little tw elye- year-old
Of A. d. Eckharat and wife,
their only child, a precious little girl.
The old neighbors in Vernon county Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckhardt fully sympathi1e
with them in their grief.