Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-04
Now for business in Deeember.

II. j. Gray and wife visited rela-
tiyes at BoscobeL
Miss Grace Riley is recovering from
her recent illness.
Lumber of all kinds at reasonable
prices at Thayer's.
Win Glenn was home from Mil
wa,kee fog Thanksgiving.
Miss Anna Swiggum went to La
Crosse last Friday on business.
-Cnas. T. Shannon of Westby was
Viroqua caller last Friday.
Born, November 26, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elvy Jenning, little girl.
Born, November 26th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Cox little girl.
Willard Chase spent Thanksgiving
with his brother Charlie at La Fargo.
Visit Rogers basement and see the
l0c, l5e and pc china for holiday gifts.
The little son Tommy of Clarence
Brott has been seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
Miss Stella Nuzum, whois teaching
at La Fargo. was home for Thanks
giving.
DR.. and Mrs. Schreiner were
Thanksgiving guests of DIR. Surenson
and wife.
Don't fail to read Rogers cloak ad.
in this issue. He offers rare bargains
in these goods.
Mr.. A. J. Beat was at the state
capital during the past week renewing
old friendships.
Ole Hanson has purchased twenty
acres of land adjoining him off of the
asher Gorsline farm.
tohu r. Hall and family of Otter
Creek passed two or three DAYS with
Chris Oswald $ family.
Election of officers of Mystic Work
ers, Tuesday evening, December 10.
A good attendance is desired.
Frank Boggs has under construction
on mis- farm near Hunters bridge, in
Liberty, new dwelling house.
Richland Center will have the
roundup state farmers institute, to be
held in that city late in Ma III.
Mrs. VIM Wallace and little daugh-
ters are visiting Mrs. G. A. Nelson,
who is Mrs. Wallace's sister.
Geo. M. Willgrubs, wife and child
spent Thanksgiving with Otto Davis
and wife and other Viroqua relatives.
The Misses Caroline johnson and
Mabel Lem spent Thanksgiving with
an aunt Of Miss LENS at Readstown.
"A carload of Christmas furniture
just received. We can now supply your
holiday wants. Otteson & Steenberg.
Morrison & Larson have purchased
the west lot of the old Morrison home
stead and will use it for ice house pun
poses.
Ole 0psahl of Cashton purchased
the lies t4-.3 .llAa.3sez-1St.. IVA IN Chase
addition and win occupy the same i'm
mediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker of
Viola spent few days with their
daughters, Mrs. j. W. Lucas and Mrs.
Gus Hook.
Never before have we mad such an
array OF useful and beaut ul Christmas
gifts as we have this season. Otteson
d Steenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Loucks of De
Soto spent the week with Mrs. Chas.
Allen and Mrs Jason Simpson, sisters
Of Mr.. Louck's.
Miss Louise Kolstad spent Thanks
giving with MIR and Mrs. Earl Slack
and also visited with her friend Miss
Mary Jacobson.
Two hundred fancy 81 and 10 inch
wall plaques worth 35c, sold one week
for l9c for SIS in purnle trading
stamps. H. E. Rogers.
The most mp date childrens suits
and overcoats 10 be seen in the city.
Stylish and made to resist hard wear.
The Blue Front Store.
John Dawson and family enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner, o. P.
Hill and wife, Mrs. Ady, Mrs Strawn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodell and daughter
Kate.
There's no use talking, you can
settle all the perplexitieS of holiday
time a. Towner's. He has everything
that could be asked for in the novelty
line.
November was an ideal month for
bisiness and farming. -Four inches of
snow, the first fah Of Importance for
the season, covered the ground SaLGr-
day morning.
Our Christmas glassware in wine,
glasses, sherbert glasses and tumblers
have standard designs. Any piece can
them to you. f. M. Towper.
We have arranged with The Week
" Inter Ocean and Farmers so that our
patrons can secure that sterling paper,
together with our own, at the exceed
ingly low price of Sl.25 for one year.
This is rare opportunity and should
be taken advantage Of
Five years ago last Thursday the
Lutheran hospital was opened at La
Crosse and since that time four thou
sand two hundred patients have re-
ceived attention within it's walls. A
public reception was held at the hos
pital Thanksgiving day to celebrate its
success.
"A lucky purchase! The Prairie du
Chen pants factory is going to move
to Texas and is closing out all their
trousers at terrible sacrifice. We
bought lot Of their all wool trousers
at a great bargain. Now on sale at
The Blue Front Store.
The Swanee Concert Company has
selected With special care. Their voices
are rich in the mel)w harmony of the
negro race. They carry the atmosphere
OF the Land of the cotton and the
Cane" with them and will appear at the
Opera mousse to delight you, Friday
evening, December 9th. MIR. Brown is
pleased 70 announce this select company
Of coored artists and mas reduced the
price OF tickets to 35c which should be
an iIducenent to fill the house.
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