Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Good bye old year.

your cattle Tor TUBERCULOSIS.
"A few days left in which to form
the usual new year resolutions.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Kenneth Smith is spending holiday
vacation at home from Beloit college.
Best medicine on earth. H. w.
Barker's cough remedy. c. F. Dahl.
Miss Ella Wilson is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelle, at Edmunds.
Mrs. NJ. D Brown and daughter
Florence are the guests of relatives at
Newton.
DIR. Bertram fainter is here from
Milwaukee to greet parents and old
home friends.
Have your cattle tested by grad
uate veterinarian. Minshall Bros. can
do it for you.
Mr.. Kelley of Cobb Joined his wife
in Christmas greeting at the M. v. B.
Richards home.
-Maeder's orchestra, the very best
travelling orchestra, Friday night, De-
cember 30th.
Mems dress gloves. If you want
the best made you will find them at
The Blue Front Store.
Miss Winifred Baldwin arrived home
from Madison for weeks holiday va
cation from state service.
Next Monday evening the Relief
Corps and Grand Army post will hold
joint installation at Running hall.
One elegant fur-lined coat left, size
SO. A bargain now. Just received.
Can be had now for $500. Blue Front.
The Ole 0psahl and Ole Anderson
families of Cashton were guests at the
H. p. Larson home on Christmas day.
Il. r. Adlingtca, Sherwood Cof-
hand and John E. Nelson jumped the
road for home festivities of the week.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law Offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. 44-52
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Proctor
came from Omaha to spend holiday sea-
son with parents liz this city and La
Fargo.
There will be degree work at the
Odd Fellows hall next Saturday even
ing. All members are requested to be
present.
MIR. and Mrs. L. J. Martin of Madi-
son are spending holidays with their
Mesdames Whitney Nichols
and Leslie Slack.
One dollar a year for The Weekly
Inter Ocean ana Farmer. $1.00 a year
for the CEESoR, or Doth by our special
for $1.25.
Miss lisa Joyce is home with her
parents for the season of rest and en-
jOyment. She teaches in the Hoka,
Minnesota, graded schools.
Miss Fannie SiIbaugh, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Silbaugh, came
home from her duties as trained nurse
in Milwaukee to spend yule tide.
Corn cheap! Farmers attention.
j. w. Thayer will sell for three days
only direct from car, yellow Illinois
corn at SOC. Phone No. 20 or write.
-Mid-winter term of the Wisconsin
Business University, La Crosse, Wis
consin, begins Tuesday, January Bird.
You are invited to correspond with us.
Miss Iona Slack takes in the real
pleasures of home association and cheer
that comes with vacation time and
holidays. She teaches music in the
Wausau city schools.
Editor Bert Ferguson was in the
city between trains on Monday. He
reports that the citizens of Coon Valley
are doing the square thing with him in
his new newspaper venture.
On January LIST next Justice S. r.
Pollard will take change of venue
from the Williams building to rooms in
the Bank Of Viroqua block formerly
occupied by the Board of Trade.
-Thos. A. Thompson, the Coon VAL
ley miller, met with an accident while
working in his place of business. He
was nearly electrocuted. AS it was he
escaped with the buring of two fingers.
Philip Tate is with his mother and
other relatives for holiday season. He
is engaged in engineering pursuits at
st. Paul, and is making good, much to
the satisfaction of his home acquaint-
ances and kindred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tollack Amundson of
Groton, South Dakota, arrived here
evening to spend Christmas
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Thompson, expecting to remain
u couple OF Weeks.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on Tuesday, Janu-
airy 3. Sufferers from chronic diseases
should not miss the opportunity of con-
sultiDg a specials so widely known
for his success in tr3ating ailments of
this kind.
Jesse G. Thompson of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, and Geo. ID. Thompson
of Hillsboro, celebrated Christmas with
their mother, Mrs. Bort. Jesse is
travelling salesman for wholesale drug
house, covering large section of the
western country.
Advertised letters at. the Viroqua
postofice: Henry Taylor, Henry Sever
son, Janed i. Stamford, Harry Gil
bertson Terland, Mrs. Rosey Martin,
W. Hamlin, Hans K. Hagen, Ole
Engebretson, Miss Bertha Debban,
Rentz Brown, Blaine Allen.
Sir Knights Nye, Griffin and Wunch
were here from Viola on MONDAY to
join their fraters in Christmas service
and witness the comforting of Red
Cross and Templar degrees on Sheldon
Treseder The knights ritual provides
for timely service on Christmas.
Cyrus, sixteen-year-old son of DIR.
A. P. Minshall of this city, gained hon.
ors as a sophomore student in the La
Crosse high school. He is one OF three
who had the highest standings for
scholarship and by reason of it has some
privileges not extended other students.
Frank II. Williams is Just begin
ming to show himself after a weeks
confinement at home nursing sores in
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