Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-12-13
opens next Monday.

over Sunday.
Business matters called ]. E. Nu-
yum to HiIlsboro.
-Thos. ]. Ady is reported seriously
i'll at his South Dakota home.
Mrs. F. H. Graves fell upon a
slippery walk and fractured a rib.
Wanted, a dining room girl. In
quire of Torger Fortney at Hotel Fort
ney.
Edward A. Schmidt went to West
Union, Iowa, to accept work at his
TRACE
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Norris spent
last week with their daughter in Min
neapolis.
Miss Mary Coffiand went to Rich
land Center to remain for some time
with relatives.
After completing commercial
course at Valley City, South Dakota,
liver Bolstad returned home.
Miss Letha Hoyt of Chaseburg, paid
a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Lind, and
Viroqua school friends.
Youngsters came to three families
just south of town on piety hill-Mal-
comb Hiles. Edward Schmidt and Will
liam Parr.
Mrs. E. H. Brown visited her sis
ter, Mrs Jorgan A. Moen, on Friday
She was accompanied here from Cash
ton by Mrs. Bray.
Mrs. John 0. Munson of Liberty
Pole came in on Tuesday train, having
made three weeks visit with her par
ents at Kewaunee.
George Gulbrandsen is again be-
hind the counter at Davis pharmacy.
He was employed in Minnesota drug
store for several months.
Social meeting Of the Epworth Lea
que on Friday evening, will continue
the study of Dickens Christmas Carol,
lead by Miss Ethel Nuzum.
Friends here are advised of the
marriage of Miss Bernice Banks at
Billings, Montana. We have only room
for this brief mention today.
Mrs. ]. w. Burkhard. with her
little child, came from North Dakota
for holiday visit at the parental home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ~ D. McLees.
Next meeting of Royal Neighbors
December 20, for election of officers
and entertainment being prepared for
that evening. All members must at
tenn.
The CENSOR will issue a special
Christmas edition next week. 1t will
be valuable medium for advertisers to
tell the public of their bargains for
purchasers. Make early application
for space.
The first of the high school func-
tons for the graduate year was had at
Running hall on Friday night, when the
Junior class gave q dancing party. 1t
was greatly enjoyed by students and
teachers.
The remains of Mrs. Susan Baus-
man arrived here from ST. Paul on
Tuesday, where she died at the age of
So years. Funeral Will be held from
the home of her brother, Silas Foster,
this afternoon.
If you wish to see the new Packard
piano advertised in this week g issue by
Brown Music Co., you will have to go
to the Methodist church, as it was pur-
chased by committee representing that
religious body.
Advertisers have taken forcible pos
session of to-day's CENSOR Remem-
Der. dear reader, that this congested
condition occurs only once a year. Cor
respondents whose letters are of neces-
sity omitted hava also our apology.
Coming, Buffalo Bills great show,
next Monday.
The finest line of Christmas candy
in the city at the 0ptimo.
Big bargains in Viroqua city prop
erty. See Chas. s. Slack.
"A 26 piece silver set for $1,000, at
Morrison's jewelry store.
Mrs. A. o. Larson, the leading mil
liner. is selling ladies trimmed hats at
half prices.
Corn planters, discs and hay rakes
at reduced prices to close out at Chas
S. Slack & Co.'S.
Hand bags make good Christmas
presents. o E. Davis has a complete
line of the latest styles.
My cut glass is the Sun Burst pat
teri, some very choice pieces in stock.
c. M. Morrison, Jeweler.
Toilet sets, manicure sets, military
sets, travelling cases and smoker sets
at 0. E. Davis drug store.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have some
good yellow oats that are good record
breakers to yield. See sample.
Souvenir box candies, the choicest
line ever offered the public, is on in
spection at Johnson's drug store.
nothing is too good for father.
Present him with Morris chair. You
can get them at Wigs furniture store.
You will laugh and laugh and laugh
again when you see the shrimy, THAT
little MUTT,) at the Electric, Saturday
night.
Il have a nice assortment of small
cut glass pieces, including the beautiful
Rock Crystal cutting. Nothing nicer
for gift. J. E. Bigley.
-Chas S. Slack & Co., have some
hay and straw for sale near Liberty
Pole. Cell at their Office In Viroqua
for particulars if interested, as it is
going fast.
There is no place like Johnson
pioneer drug store t. make purchase of
holiday gifts We say this because that
is the best lighted establishment in
town; it is where exquisite toilet sets
are kept, lamps to suit the eye of every
admirer, ladies' and gents pocket books
that are delight, razors that will shave
the old and young, cut glass that is
distinguished from that carried by any
other dealer, fountain pens that will
write, and line of gifts better and
larger than we have ever before car
ried.
Case Weather, the Best Ever
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