Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-30
Electric all week.

Mrs. w. H. StogdiIl is passing a
few days at La Crosse.
The Optimo is now serving chop
suey every Sunday night.
-Maeders' orchestra has been engag-
ed for December 18th.
-TowRer's holiday goods are on dis
play and they are winners.
The best line of silverware on mar
ket at Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
See Minshall Bros. about testing
your cattle for tuberculosis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Leland Nuzum came from Hamline
college to pass Thanksgiving at home.
Why bother getting lunch at home
Sunday nights? Get chop-suey at the
0ptimo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Weavil rejoice
over the arrival of son at their home
on Monday.
Mrs. ]. d. CaGe and son Joseph at
tended the surprise on Thanksgiving at
Ole Jackson's.
Mrs. E. V. Wolfe came from Spar
ia to visit her daughter and other rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Margaret Morse was at home
from her Racine teaching work to visit
father and sisters.
Mrs. Hudson of Garnavillo, Iowa,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles
Kuebler in this city.
Herman and George and other men,
bers of the Davenport family arrived
in the city for brief visits.
Miss Dinsdale of the local teaching
corps, spent her Thanksgiving vacation
with Soldiers Grove relatives.
IN. H. Brophy returned yesterday
from Dubuque where he visited his
daughter Mrs. A. l.. Anderson.
Miss Nellie Mahoney and other La
Crosse normal attendants ate Thanks
giving turkey at their local home.
jefferson town asks the county for
a change in road. Official notice is else
where given of the proposed alteration.
Lee Hiles was called to Warrens by
the death of his brothers wife. The
brother, David, will spend some time
here.
Marion and Paul Dahl, Caryl Will
liams and Lois Suttle and perhaps other
university students came home fer
Thanksgiving vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. Hebbard came from
Minneapolis to be with relatives over
the Thanksgiving season. Mr.. Heb
bard left for home on Monday.
Now is the time to send Christmas
presents to the old country. Drafts is
sued on all parts of Norway and foreign
countries at First National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Fortney and
son Clarence spent Thanksgiving and
remained owe Sunday with DIR. Fortney
and wife at Zumbrota, Minnesota.
| "A new term in all departments of
| the Wisconsin Business University of
La Crosse, Wisconsin, begins Tuesday,
December 6th. Correspondence in
vited.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman and daughter
Ella, who are in California for the win
ter, are arringing to pass the holiday
period in Honolulu. So they write home
folks.
County convention Of w. c. T. u.
was postponed from Tuesday and We'd
nesday of this week to same days of
next week. The meeting occurs at La
Fargo.
-Viroqua Knights of Pythias lodge
will hold annual election of officers next
Tuesday evening. All members are
urgently requested to be present. Re
freshments will be served.
"A distressing accident and death
occurred near Leon, where Mrs. Charles
Baxter was terribly burned by having
her clothing ignited while disposing of
leaves in her door yard. She survived
the accident by week.
DIR. Nc Elewee will visit his pa-
tents at the Hotel Fortney on Tuesday.
December 6. Persons suffering from
chronic ailments should not overlook
this opportunity of getting expert nedi-
cal advice and treatment.
%. a. Kalvestran was in the city
from Gays Mills, accompanied by his
mother and sisters, who were returning
from DEBORAH, where they attended the
last sad rites in laying away son and
brother, Rev. Lars A. Kalvestran.
Gilbert Halvorsen has moved his
family from FerryYille to this city, oc-
cupying a section of the Sandal resi-
dence. Mr.. Halvorsen will take active
management of the Perkins blacksmith
and wagon shop, recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hazen left
home Saturday night for a prospective
winter in the south, going with a party
of land and pleasure seekers The Ha-
zens expect to spend most of their time
in the states of Alabama and Florida.
just the time to commence a cam
paign of holiday advertising on part of
merchants and shop keepers. Remem-
Der, too, that the CENSOR reaches a
large majority of the families within a
radius of twenty miles, and that's where
the business must be invited from
This is the season for payment of
delinquent subscriptions and renewals |
for the coming year. All should re-
member the Inter-0cean and CENSOR |
will be sent to any address for 81. 25 a |
year, except that the CENSOR is 81. so |
to all subscribers outside of the county. |
On Wednesday next, December 7, !
occurs the annual meeting of the coun- !
ty agricultural society. This is really /
the important session of the year, a /
settling of affairs for the closing year |
and looking to the future welfare and /
concern of the society. Every member /
Of the organization interested In the /
good of the community and successful /
fairs, should make it point to be pre-
sent
Secretary Wilson of the Depart
ment of Agriculture says that the un- 1
bounded prosperity Of the agriculturist I
IS not due to chance, but is the result /