Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-29

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ing.
You will find the bargains at the
10c store.
-Postoffice Inspector Frazer is in
town on official business.
-Elvy j. Jennings went to Madison
on Equity business, last Monday.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ionall Bank building. Phone 80.
Mr.. S. A. Farr passed Christmas
and Sunday with relatives in Sparta.
Sc hool reopens next Monday. Teach
ers and pupils have enjoyed the fort
nights vacation.
Miss Ida Hayes and daughter Min
ME are visiting in Spring Green with
the Purdy family,
Miss Alma Wilkins came from
Madison to pass holiday vacation with
her father and friends.
MIR. Alverne L. Bently, former
we'll known resident of Readstown, died
at his home in Askansas.
j. E. Knutson, a Bristow young
man, went TO La Crosse to accept en-
ploy yment for the winter.
Mrs John Tewalt is in La Crosse
hospital, having been operated upon for
q complication of troubles.
Mr.. John Shower drove over from
La Fargo on Tuesday, experiencing a
cold ride, but good slelghing.
james Oliver and family ship their
effects to Montana and will soon be set
tied there on their homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Sathe of Jack
son, Minnesota, are making an extend
ed visit with their daughter, Mrs. H.
G. Smeby.
Miss Catherine Munson is spending
a half-week with her school friends,
Letha and Charity Hoyt at their Chase
burg home.
Mrs Stella Fulton of Crookston,
Minnesota is at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs ]. E. Muzum, for
the JOYOUS season.
John NJ. Tainter was home from
Waterloo, Iowa, for Christmas,
where he has steady employment at his
trade at remunerative wages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brye of Reads
town were Christmas visitors among
their numerous relatives in this city and
section. Mrs. Brye remains for a few
days with her mother.
Ed. NJ. Minshall, wife and two sons,
are here from Spokane to pass holiday
events with relatives and friends. Ed,
like all Spokane residents returned, has
loud we'd for that city and its future.
A son of John Dregne lost good
last The animal broke a plank plat
fnrr,1 in fpnnf of Eortpoxy'c cforo hraak-
ing leg, making it necessary to kill
the animal.
VIM Lewis of Viroqua can sell or
exchange your property no matter
where located. Several properties sold
lion dollars sold. Small commission and
quick results. Established in 1893.
We have so many articles that are
suitable for holiday gifts that it is i'm
possible to enumerate them all. But we
do call attention to our ladies fine hand
bags which are of choice quality and
low in price. A. ]. Johnson, Druggist.
The Rexall Remedies have already
gained an unrivalled reputation. If
you wan. something choice remember
that we carry the Rexall perfumes,
toilet articles, such as face powder,
bdlCuLIl pOWUeTs tOtlel WdleTS, SLC. IA.
]. johnson, Druggist.
The wife of Rev. A. E. Hartwell,
accompanied by DR. G. H. Trowbridge
and Mr.. Hartwell, went to La Crosse
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Hartwell
will undergo an operation for appendi-
citis, and the many frien"s will await
anxiously for favorable reports.
Ben S. Nuzum leaves for visit at
his home at Viroqua. He has been
transferred to the Madison office of the
Tawkey-Crowley Lumber Co. and will
begin his duties there January /. Ben
has gained many friends during his stay
here, who, while sorry to have him
leave, will be pleased to learn of his
promotion. .-Waupun Democrat. Ben
Is now at home for the holidays.
They have new inmate and sub
ject for care at the county Jail; that is
to say bran new boy came to greet
Sheriff and Mrs c. o. Helge son bright
and early Monday morning. 1t ought
to have been Christmas present, but
just missed that blessed distinction.
While in the same position Mr.. and
Mrs Chas E. Ward had New Year
daughter presented to them four years
ago.
anu Vi
0 B Wyman learn with regret of in
juries receiver by that excellent lady in
Los Angeles. California. On a recent
day with her daughter Ella, Mrs. Wy
man was alighting from a street car
and in some way she was dashed to the
concrete pavement, receiving severe
face and scalp wounds and other in
juries. Latest advises are to the effect
that size is doing well.
-Viroqua business mar, quite gen
orally, express satisfaction concerning
the volume of trade that came TO them
Individually and to the toWn the two
weeks proceeding Christmas. The good
sleighing and crisp weather provided
the only lacking elements to accomp-
lish their desires. Now let there be a
strong, united and a long pull for
future success and achievement in the
year about to dawn. Much can be ac-
complished by united effort for the town
and its varied and every interest
AT family home in Soldiers Grove,
on Tuesday, Miss Alma Peterson, eldest
daughter of Mrs. Alley Peterson, was
united in marriage to Mr.. James Edwin
Chapman Of New York, where will make
their future home Miss Peterson is a
young woman Of wide acquaintance in
the state by reason of her normal and
university education and latter as
teacher. The gentleman who takes her
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