Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-25
Smoke the 'Viroqua' SC cigar.

Cora Lillis spent Tuesday at La
Crosse.
Mrs. John White is at the La Crosse
hospital
Miss Lulu Love is visiting relatives
at La Crosse.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Miss Matte Hall is home from col
lege at Appleton.
Rev. John he endall is greeting old
friends in this section.
Miss Marion Dahl Games home from
the university for the holidays.
The Misses Mary and Frances Bak-
er are at home for the holidays.
Werner Johnson left for Twin VAL
ley, Minnesota, to visit his parents.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
A fine sack holder for SOC, while
they last, at +. c. Knudson & Co.'S.
Robert Stevens of La Fargo win
spend the winter with his sister, Mrs.
John Thayer.
Miss Iona Slack and Madge Nuzum
are spending their Christmas vacation
with their parents.
Miss Sadie Smith was operated on
Thursday for appendicitis ard the re-
ports are favorable.
Cast iron tank heaters that give
satisfaction, Soc Call and be convinced.
t. G. Knudson & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie johnson are
occupying rooms in the Niles home in
the south part of town.
Henry Johnson, one of the clerks
at Severson's, has his brother John of
Soldiers Grove as his guest.
The CEitSoR will make a fine New
Year present for your friend, distant or
at home. Order it for him.
Nathan Hayes and Frank Nelson
are expected home from Angola, Indi-
ana, where they are attending college.
Frank Peters and wife went to Chi
cago Monday night to spend Christmas
with their daughter, Mrs. Maude Toll
lerton.
The most up date childrens suits
ard overcoats to be seen in the city.
Stylish and made to resist hard wears
The Blue Front Store.
Miss Kate Peterson, who has spent
the last three years with her sister Mrs.
Geo. Gushman at Portland, Maine, came
home for the holidays, bringing little
nephew with her.
AN immense line of gloves and nit
tens of all kinds. They are right.
Take look at them. Both for dress
and hard wear. zoe to $3.50.
The Blue Front Store.
The Walworth Times, on which Jos.
W. Haughton is emploved states that
10 had passed a successful Competitive
examinai ion for position in the gov
ernment printing office at Washington,
bat declined to accept.
-. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, vi
roqua. Viii practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing. Commercial collections.
Local and long distance phones in office.
"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 a lot of their all wool trousers
at a great bargain. Now on sale at
The Blue Front Store.
Some changes have been made in
rural routes No. s and 8. Service has
been rearranged and on account of bad
IOduS, INO. o near l1dI sui >
and Reuben Far's, in the town of Har-
mony, a number of patrons have been
dropped or will be compelled togo much
further for their mail.
Augustus G. Ringling, one of the
celebrated family which controls the
shows of Ringling Brothers, Barnum
& Bailey and Forepaugh-S Sells, died at
New Orleans Thursday at a sanitarium
1 Death was due to complication of di-
seases. The remains were brought to
the Baraboo home for burial.
%. S. Larson of Rising Sun, who
was recently badly scalded about the legs
while butchering hog, returned home
last week from the La Crosse hospital.
1t was at first feared he would lose one
Of his limbs, but the hospital physicians
saved it by skin ngrafting. 1t is believed
Mr.. Larson will almost entirely recover
from his painful accident.
The biggest deer shot in Wisconsin
during the recent season weighed 437
pounds and was laid low in the Flambeau
country north of Chippewa Falls. The
deer was known in that locality as
Jumbo, and for several years had
defied the bullets of the most crafty
hunter. He measured little over
four inches across the BAH of the foot,
and wore pair of antlers as large as
an elk.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
post office: Cornelia Campbell. Jas.
Clyne, j. C. Crossett, Mrs. R9becca
Day, Mary Fruit, Thos. Henderson,
Stana Hokland, Mrs. S. A. Holt, Zen
Johnson, Easton johnson, Stella Jones,
jim Lynn, Mrs. Clara Mayhew, Amin
X. Moen, Andrew Nelson, O. E. Nelson,
T. Netterson, Mrs. Belle Oswald, Gust
Roe, B. Safer, J. w. Studabecker,
Richard Williams.
The recent indictment of Seals 5.
Roebuck & Company in the federal
courts for using the u. S. mails to
defraud, should cause patrons of these
institutions to stop and reflect. 1t was
shown beyond a possible doubt that
this mail order house wilfully misrepre-
sented theirgoods. in paints and jewelry
neither being of the quality advertised
n their catalogue. Better buy of the
local merchant, to whom you can re-
turn the goods if not satisfactory.
Parents and friends, who attended
the program given by the lower grades
at the high school building, Friday
afternoon, were given rare treat.
Pupils from the first to the eighth grade
took part ia the Christmas exercises and