Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
.moke the "Viroqua" Sc cigar.

smoke the Nlr0qua DC cigar.
Storm windows at cost at Thayer's.
Orchestra dance at Opera hall on
New Year. eve.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity Butt & Butt.
Veteran Squire Toney is confined
to his home by illness.
DIR. c. B. Peterson of Cashton
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Ed Chase and daughter Vera of
La Fargo visited Vlroqua relatives Mon
day.
Miss Beatrice Coffland of Oshkosh
is visiting her parents during the holi-
days.
-Viroqua Odd Fellows will hold in
stallation of officers next Saturday
night.
Mrs. J. Hayes aud Miss Hazel Hayes
of La Fa-ge were shoppers in the city
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs Peter Peterson of
Readstown spent sunday with relativ $
in the city.
An adjourned meeting of the Yer
non County Bar aasociatlUN will be held
this evening.
"A daughter came to gladden. the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Holmstad
this morning.
Go to Favor's harness shop when
ysu want that new robe. He'll save
you money.
The Monitor windmills are the long
lived kind that run with little wind.
Get prices of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
w. F. Fisher local agent, for the
Rock County Sugsr Co. OF Janesville,
Wisconsin, is ready to supply contracts
for next season.
II Miss Gladys Allen, who is teaching
school near Red Mound, came home to
spend two weeks,
Miss Hazel Cass and Matte Hall
are home IRON Appleton to spend the
Christmas holidays.
The w. f. Lindemann Co. announce
that their store will be closed all day
next Friday, January /.
What become of the old fashioned
mother who always whipped her boy
because the teachtr die?
%. E. Davis, the druggist, has a
complete line OF fountain syrlnges and
not water bottles. See them.
"A few tobacco warehouse workers
can be furnished with room and board
at H. r. Page s residence. Inquire a;
once.
j. K. Hage, formerly of Mable,
Minnesota, is lending hand for a few
days in the JOB alleys of the Leader
office.
Storm sash will be sold at 10 per
cent less than regular prices in order TO
make room for stock soon to arrive.
Tinblts-Cameron Co.
The New Year will be welcomed
with merrymaking tomorrow night, at
Opera hall, when the orchestra will give
dance. You are invited.
Special at Rogers one lot of Val
laces and insertion TO close out at Sc
per yard. Worth from SC to 20c per
yard. It's snap, won't last long.
Editor Graves is entel aiming for a
few days his friend, Ur u +. Lydston
of Chicago, physician of some note
anda brother fancierof 0loOded chickens.
Miss May McKittrick has recover
ed sufficiently to assume her instruct
iOnal work in one of the eastern cities
She was due for the occupation last
September, but illness and hospital
treatment prevented.
There is = possibility of JOY in every
6ind OF work, the humblest and hard
est. If you bring to your daily task
the spirit of enthusiasm, hopeIG' and
expectant, you Will find happiness in
achievement If you come with the
spirit of d drudge, you will find drudg-
cry.
Mrs. Ben Williams, who lives just
west Of the city, has been seriously i'll
for the past few days, but at this writ
ing she IS reported much improved.
A number of the members Of the
local lodge of the knights OF Pythias
went do'gn to Soldiers Grove last even
ing TO assist in the installation of off
GERS In the lodge at that place.
Nothing but cheering news comes
from the BEDSIDE Of Dr. Surenson at
La Gro sse, whose dangerous illness WIS
cnronicied last week. The doctor's
condition is daily improving, and relZ-
tlyes and friends are much encouraged
The following letters remain un-
called for at the VirUqla postoffice.
olga Eyenson, Bryan Ksrrigan, ~,
Mary Ann stevens, Clara He'll, Blancn
Deiargis, Andrew Peterson, Elias Dal-
sorin. (t'oreign), Myrtle Kelley, George
Young, MIR. Perm, j. K Fortney
Richard w. Nuzum started west
and homeward on Sunday. During his
weeks stay it was a signal for the re-
turning sons. daughters and grand
children al the old Auzum homestead,
and all except two or three came 10
pay their compliments and break bread
with the father and mother.
Complains are heard from several
sources regarding the SNOWFALL nuisance
or the streets Dozens OF young mis-
.creants are allowed 10 throw snowballs
and ice indiseriCinately at persons
passing along the street, regardless Of
age OF sex The city officials should
take the matter up at once and have q
stop put to the aKgrevating practice
Alrsad several grown people have been
hit and quite seriously hurt.