Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-12-27
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"A quietness that is depressing fol-
lowing Christmas.
Dolls from Toe up to 50 90 at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Editor julius T. Hage was over
from Westby on Friday.
Mrs. G. K Nuzum spent Christmas
in Madison with friends.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
icnal Bank building. Phone 80.
Chance for the girls, as well as the
old maids. sitter Sunday next, leap
year.
We sell Atlas Portland cement-the
best that is made. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
Lamps are suitable presents for
Christmas. Call and see 0. E. Davis
stock.
Mrs. Florence Webb Dickson is at
the parental home in this city from
Menomonie.
Fountain pens, self filters that are
non-leakable, guaranteed att o. E. Davis
drug store.
Garfield Pennell went to a La
Crosse hospital and was operated upon
for gall stones.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
Sunday and Christmas were ideal
DAYS, but whew, Tuesday brought a
north east blizzard an old fashioned one
III help loan your money at 6 per
cent I'll help you borrow money at
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Subscribe for your magazines and
news papers through F. M. Towner and
save money and trouble.
Toilet sets, manicure sets, military
sets, travelling cases and smoker sets
at o. E. Davis drug store.
Ole A. Kalvestran has been elected
secretary of newly organized real
estate company in Gays Mills.
DIR. w. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
o. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. l-52w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wilt have
moved here from Cashton, and have
taken possession of their residence in
the Third ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Gray are at
Mason City, Iowa, to assist in the care
of Mr.. Gray's brother Addison, who Is
having critical struggle with typhoid
fever.
Have you thought of going to
Texas? See Ole l.. Olson, agent, and
go on the first excursion, January first,
and get the choice land. Write to me
on Route No. /, Viroqua.
On Friday Viroqua public schools
close for holiday vacationof two weeks.
Likewise the county training school
Closing exercises will be given by the
grades in the high school auditorium.
--0ntario's centenarian, Mr.. Law
renee, who was one hundred years old
on July Fourth, last, makes daily trips
about the village, is hale and hearty.
He has been resident of that place
for more than fifty years.
La Fargo now has a free library.
The state free library commission has
placed SO volumes at that place under
the travelling library system. AT stated
intervals these books will be sent away
and others sent 10 their place.
-Tib5its- Cameron Lumber Co. will
hold to the bargain prices offered on
the firstlpage of last weeks CENSOR
for limited time and if you wish to
avail yourself of these bargains call
soon, as these prices will be withdrawn
when new stock arrives.
The tax rate for the village of La
Fargo this year is S23 so on each thous-
and dollars assessed valuation. Hills
boro's rate is S17 20 and some seem to
think it is too high. What would they
think if they had to dig up S11 30 ad-
ditional on each thousand? -Hillsboro
Sentry.
I'm taking note and comment on the
fine and appropriate markers lately
- .sf
gave credit for their erection in the
wrong direction. They came from the
La Crosse Monumental Works. This
explanation is due the designing and
constructing firm.
Henry Gray arrived home from st
Louis on Thursday last, accompanied
by bride, the happy event occurring
on December 14th. The lady's name
was Emmeline Kassing, and she finds
hearty welcome among the friends
and relatives of Mr.. Gray. They are
located on the Gray farm south of town. |
Henry McKie writes the CENSOR
from San Diego, California, inclosing |
colored view of the harbor and city, |
showing the Panama-California expo
sition site, closing his letter with the |
sentence and Hope that / may have |
the pleasure of seeing some of my old |
friends from Viroqua on that great &C. |
casion, if not at an earlier date. :"
Mr.. Hilbert Hanson, who farmed |
tobacco land on Coon Prairie, finished |
stripping in time to spend Christmas at |
home ON McI.ees Ridge. Mr.. Hanson |
has purchased the Gray farm a mile |
south of the city and will take possess
ion next March. The CENSOR throws |
out hint to manageable young ladies |
that Mr.. Hanson will be in need of |
housekeeper when he moves to that |
newly acquired farm.
The deer open season in Wisconsin
cost "a lives and quite number of in
juries, according to the final reports. |
There were 2, 500 deer killed. The re-
ports given out by the Chicago papers
say that the deer hunting season in the |
entire United States cost one hundred |
lives, and when the fact is considered |
that but few of the states have any
deer it leaves pretty heavy death roll |
for the states where the hunting is car |
RED on.
That is q long lsne of kinship left /
By Lars Haakenson, who recently died l
at the home Of her son near Readstown i
He was at the head of five generations, I
leaving three sons and a daughter, 30 /
grandchildren, 81 great grandchildren,
and two great great grandchildren, the !
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