Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
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Mrs. Peter Hagen of Westby visited
her daughter Cora of this city Satur-
day.
: Mrs. C. E. Morley has been spend
ing few days in La Crosse with rela-
tives.
just received car of Ardee and
Jersey Cream flour at Williams Feed
Srors ).
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Mcintosh were
here for Thanksgiving season from La
Crosse.
Superintendent Wilkins passed
Thanksgiving with his daughter Alma
at Madison.
Lawrence Dickson came from Me-
nomoDie to eat Thanksgiving turkey
with home folk
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Strait of La
Fargo were in the city Friday visiting
friends and relatives.
The Blue Front Store leads in all
the newest and up-to-date mems and
boys wearing apparel.
The ever-reliable old Inter Ocean
will be furnished CENSOR subscribers at
past rates-25 cents per year.
Talk to Sam Lillis about Howard
watches. He has them-nice ones-for
your inspection. Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
Special program at the Electric
theater Thursday and Friday nights.
A nice present given away each even
ing.
Mrs. A. Unseth of Westby was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Nels Solver
son, of this city the latter part of the
week.
Repair work done right at same
prices it costs you for poor workman
ship. One trial will convince you. Sam
Lillis, Jeweler.
If you buy watch from me you
will make no mistake. have a com
plete line and my prices are right. c.
NJ. Morrison, Jeweler.
Misses Nellie Mahoney and Hettie
Rusk took advantage of La Crosse nor
NAL vacation to spend several days at
their homes in this city.
Miss Martha Neprud of Westby,
accompanied by Elanor Dahl of Madi-
son, visited the formers sister, Mrs.
Olaf Walby, Saturday.
The low prizes being made by Rog-
ers on ladies' and misses winter coats
the past week leaves him practically
without competitor.
Misses BeIva Saugstad, Freda Peter
son and Mabel Mitby of Westby were
guests at the Nicholi Nelson home
couple of days last week.
Fresh candies are being constantly
received at 1.-THE optimo" for the holt
day trade. Call and see the finest line
nf Oh rrOodr in fho aSfu
The street commissioners force
have had busy time of late keeping
city cross walks clear of mud, ane then
it was most difficult job to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nuzum were
the guests of the latter's sister, Mrs.
James Standiford and family of La
Fargo couple of days last week.
Thanksgiving day brought home
from the university number of our
students Marion Dahl, Ralph Nuzum,
Harry Pulver and perhaps others.
DIR. Thos. G. McGonigale and son
came from Chicago to spend the
Thanksgiving period with their rela-
tives, the Goodell and Brown families.
"Sealshipt" brand of oysters is
handled at the A. l.. Russell restaur-
ant When in town call and get stew.
Don't forget to take quart home for
your family.
Ham Cowan and Mr.. Starit, accom-
panied by their wives, were in the city
from La Fargo last Friday. 1t was
anything but pleasure drive with such
roads as we now have.
A gift may be ever so inexpensive
yet if it bears the personal element, it
will be treasured for years. Portraits
are inexpensive and yet always welcome
gifts. Henry & Jasperson will gladly
help you out.
Manager Brown is fortunate in
getting the Harvey Stock Co. here for
one night, next Saturday. The COM
pany is playing La Crosse this week,
and have Saturday open, SO will pre-
sent ''St Elmo here.
Col. C. E. Morley will depart for
Washington on Saturday to be present
at the opening of congress so resume
his position as assistant bookkeeper in
the House of Representatives. Con-
gress convenes next Monday.
The foot ball death list for 1909
contains thirty names and can not be
completed for some time, for there are
injured players who may not recover.
lu6 VI was s&o. GdSE
hath her horrors not less renowned than
war.
Possibly this from the Viola Intelli-
gencer may be taken as reflection on
the fbosom' of mans family: Zone
reason why Thanksgiving comes be-
fore Christmas is that it would be hard
for man to be very thankful after he
had seen all his Christmas bills.
Current report is that Elva j. Jen-
nings of Pleasant Ridge, has been BE-
lected by the state Society of Equity
as travelling manager of pooling and
lecturer, the place SO long filled by
MIR. Holmes of Rock county. This oc-
cupation will doubtless call Mr.. Jen-
nings from home much of the time.
Oscar Newton, former young hust-
Ter of Newton, now resident at Mel
lette, South Dakota, is renewing friend.
ships and closing up some unfinished
business at the old stamping grounds.
Oscar reports all kinds of western pros
perity and activity. He had something
like 1000 bushels of small grain besides
a good sized corn crop.
We never really experienced be
fore what it means to confront the holi
dry shoppers with such an assortment
of fine furniture as we have TO offe1
this year. Being installed in our fine
new building with our floor space ovel
twice what it formerly was, we art
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