Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-23
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Merry Christmas, tomorrow.
Monday was the shortest day of the
year.
For sleds and skates go to Town
er's store.
For nice eating apples go to A. E
Surenson's grocery.
B. C. Brown spent the latter part
of the week at Sparta.
Make it happy holiday season for
the unfortunates about you.
All kinds of Christmas greens for
decorating at ihompson's grocery.
An kinds of fruits and vegetables
for the holiday festivities at Surenson' S
grocery.
Miss Sadie Rogers, an instructor
IN the Merrill schools, is home for the
holidays.
Miss Lillian Ellefson is cerking at
the Ostrem & Davidson store during
the holidays.
Walden Lawton and Chas De Jean
of La Fargo transacted business here,
Wednesday.
Miss Julia Jennings, a training
school student, is visiting her parents
at West Lima.
For hand painted china and fine
crockery for Christine presents go to
]. Omundson's.
Miss Frances Baker, wdo is teach
ing school at Soldiers Glove, is HON
for The holidays.
Mrs. Earle and sister, Miss Alice
Campbell OF Cashton. visited friends in
the city Friday.
See those fancy vests at the Blue
Front Store before you make your
Christmas selections.
Mrs. o. Melgaard and daughter
Annie of Cashton visited at the Ii, P.
Larson home, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Cummings of Bald
win, Michigan, are visiting relatives in
glroqua and vicinity.
= The annual convention of the state
Horticultural 8eeiety is to be hel3 in
Madison, January l2-13-14.
Fay Lawrence of Viola passe d
through here Saturday enroute to La
Crosse for visit with relatives.
Remember the needy in this time
of merriment and good cheer. That is
the most satisfactory manner of being
happy
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Glenn returned
today from week s visit at Colby,
this state, with Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
DANES.
"A. 0. Haugen, who has been work
ing near Morrisonville, has returned
for stay of two or three months at
his home near terryville.
Mr. and Mrs T. O. Mork and
daughter Carol and Miss Amy Hutchi-
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tives at Cartersvllle, Iowa.
Exquisite hand painted china in a
fine variety of shapes and colors at
Johnsons drug store. Daintiest gift
for a lady that you can select. All
prices.
For rent, store building with
living rooms in, connection if desired.
One door south of Mrs A. o Larson 5
millinery store. For PARTICULARS inquire
of Mrs. A. 0. Larson
What S become of the old fashioned
woman who induced the small boys to
be goUd and useful about this time of
the year by holding out hopes of what
Santa Claus would do?
B. w. Moore has sold his farm
three miles west of Newton and will
nold an auction sale OF stock and farm
machinery, Tuesday, December %, be
ginning at 8 o clock.
j. w Thayer and family are now
pleasantly settled in their new home on
north Decker street. Louis Thompson
the miller, will occupy the house va
Gated on Gillette street by the Thayer
family.
No other gift at the same cost will
contribute so much pleasure and COM
fort as a Bissell "Cyco" bearing carpet
sweeper. See our complete and beau
tiful assortment. Prices $2. so to $500
Wig e. 0mundson.
Hilbert Hanson of McLees Ridge
has returned from a two weeks visit to
friends near Wheeler, Colfax and Boyee-
Vile Mr.. H inson cells US that the
former Vernon coun, people in northern
Wisconsin are well, prosperous and
happy
Don't pass the Johnson drug store
without looking over the beautiful
things The place is temporarily trans
formed into a haven for Christmas
shoppers, where they will find little
and big supplies for he multitude.
See 'em.
Nothing makes room more cheer
full than appropriate pictures We have
complete llnS OF caFDQHS, WaleFCOtOFSt
etahings and photographs. These are
work Of art by eminent artists. Moth
ing could be more suggestive and ap-
propriate as Christmas gift. Otteson
& Steenberg.
Patrons of rural mail routes should
remember their faithful carriers tbs .
HOLIDAYS. The boys vi appreciate any
srl.cle that can be used by man or
beast. Those on lines leading out from
Viroqua have always been generous in
making suitable contributions Of re-
memberance and appreciation.
Twenty one Bloomingdale Odd Eel
lows were entertained by their Cashton
brethren at the latter place on a recent
Saturday evening. A sumptuous feast
was provided ard Gpe fraternal gath
ering enjoyed. These neighborhpoc
frat9rnai coming together is what a.
ternity teaches, and more OF 1t should
be practiced.