Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-12-27

-Gustad orchestra dance Thursday
night
"A new boy at the home of Mail
Driver Bert Dustin on route 9.
Get the Electric habit Always
good pictures.
The season when young life apprec-
iates the delights of home.
For fountain pens, go to Towner.
He has all the best makes.
Donald Clark is spending two weeks
in the quiet of home, leaving his Chi
cago occupation for the time.
Harry Willsey and John Waggoner,
former Viroqua hoys, are with rela-
tiyes and friends for holidays.
We wish for all our patrons and
everyone else prosperous and happy
New Yea. The Blue Front Store.
Bertha and Otto PauIson of Sparta
joined the Frank Williams family in
royal Christmas feasting and entertain
ment.
Misses Hazel and Vera Cass, form
er teacher at Marsh6eld, latter student
at Lawrence university, enjoy the COM
forts of home for vacation.
Warm underwear is necessity fof
January and February. We have a
splendid number practically all wool,
going to close this out at the unheard
of price of Sl.50 per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
Lois, Suite Caryl Williams, Mat
tie Hall, Charlie Porter, Paul Dahl,
Leslie Fisher, Amodt and possibly other
university students, are making glad in
home circles during vaca ion.
"A week ago today Dr. Frank E.
Morley went to a La Crosse hospital
and submitted toan operation for gall
stones. He experienced some unfavor-
able symptoms, but latest advices are
that he is coming fine.
Leon Primmer has left at the CEN
SoR office a section of a poplar log cut
on his farm which bears some very
plain lettering in the very heart of the
tree. 1t is peculiarly difficult of ex-
PLANTATION.
Rudolph Preus, second-year student
in the state university of Illinois, is
spending the holidays with his mother
in this city. Rudolph is taking engi
neering course, and he likes the way
they do things there educationally.
Hiram Riley blew in from the west
to see wife, son, relatives and old
friends. He does not attempt to dis
guise the fact that South Dakota and
most of the big west was badly Scared
by crop failures last season, but is
thoroughly optomistic that all will be
right in the future.
DIR. NJ. Dunn of La Crosse, who was
so busy fitting glasses here last month
that he had to stay over a day more
than his advertised time, will be at the
Fortney Hotel on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, January End and Bird. His work
is entirely satisfactory. 1t will pay
you to get him to fit glasses for you.
From his western home comes an
of the marriage of Norton
F. Saxton, a native born boy of JEFF
ferson, who married Miss Blexrud of
Preston, Minnesota. Their home will
be in North Dakota. Norton has made
good all along the pathway of life. He
8 now engaged in the wholesale gro
:ery business.
You can't keep good man down,
S the reply of Thos. j. Ady to as
.onishe3 friends who nave met him
here, all supposing him to be in cri-
.ieal condition in q North Dakota hos
1itaL He got up, determined to see
Christmas and remain sometime with
relatives and friends in good old Wis
sonsin.
The largest Christmas gathering in
he city was doubtless that of Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton J. Deaver-34 in all, 20
AXE dinner and join in the frolic and
Ituffing 10 grandchildren, s daughters
ind as many sons-in-laws, 3 sons and
.neir wives. The festivities we're had
It the home of Mr.. and nrs. Thos.
crook, the affair being passed around
zach Christmas. Newt" says win
he exception Of one daughter, who
ives In Montana, himself and wife can
n an easy days drive visit all of this
Einship.