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

NJ. Towner.
"A good strong sled at Towner's for
very little money.
y. E. Bigley jeweler and engraver.
Work guaranteed.
How many remembered those less
fortunate on Christmas?
"A big fat turkey given away at the
Electric Saturday night.
Cut glass tumblers at Is cents per
set at O. E. Davis drug store.
Cut glass sugar and creamers, nap
pies and vases, at o. E. Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Don't miss the big dance Thursday
night. Music by Gustad orchestra.
Miss Winifred Baldwin is passing
Christmas period with her parents in
this city.
Mrs. Lawton of Seeleyburg is in
the city at the home of her son Will K.
Lawton.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Beck came from
Madison to spend Christmas with num-
erous relatives.
-Towner will meet any offer on
magazine clubs, and in some cases will
under bid the lowest.
Attorney Ray Graves and wife ran
over from Sparta for turkey eat under
the parental roof.
Mrs r. E. Allen is spending holt
day time with her daughter, who teach
es il the town of Forest
Miss Caryl Williams figured prom
inently in class play put on at Madi-
son by university students.
DIR VIII P. Gorslise and wife came,
as usual from Chicago, to join in hof-
day Festivities with relatives.
Mrs. Kate Morley Munger came
from Elgin to be with the Morley ard
Packard families for holidays.
Mr.. David Fulton arrived from
Waller, Montana, to greet that new soa
and wife at the Nuzum home.
Peter Sorenson and family arrived
from North Dakota to pass some time.
They are homesteaders out there.
Ed Rumsey of Chaseburg, was in
the city on business He, reports the
western burg on the hum this winter.
DIR. Bertram fainter and sister
Edith are home from Milwaukee for a
family gathering and few days stay.
Jerry Richards is home from Chi
cago to entertain wife, children, par
ents and friends in this gladstone time.
u. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 44-52
-Viroqua teachers scattered to their
numerous homes in this and other
states for the two weeks holiday vaca-
ton.
For the best woven wire fence on
tine market and white cedar posts at
lowest prices call on John E. Nuzum
& Son.
Will Ady arrived home Christmas
morning after full season passed in
the western states, going as far as the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. o. l. Hildahl and son Otis
are here from Minneapolis to spend
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 2 o. Berg.
DIR. Oscar Solverson of Zombrota,
Minnesota, is spending yuletide at home.
DIR. and Mrs. Gerhard Fortney are here
from the same place.
Miss Helen Smith arrived from
Chicago to spend holiday vacation with
the Proctor families. She is a student
in kindergarten school.
Misses Myrtle Arlington came from
Michigan teaching duties and Grace
from La Crosse business universitT to
pass vacation period with parents.
Miss Doroth Trowbridge and Ken
meth Smith, students at Beloit college,
are enjoying home comforts and assoc
iation of parents and young friends.
Mrs. L. G. Boyle departed for Spo-
kane, last Friday, after receiving In
formation that Mrs. Frank I. Tate had
been taken to hospital for treatment.
Some person took fine pipe from
Grant Pierce's quarters. Grant SAYS
if they persist in keeping it he will
donate the case, if they will but give
their identity.
Mrs. John e. StolI has been home
from the hospital for a week. Friends
general health is much improved follow
ing delicate operation.
Peter Nelson and wife passed
through the city last Saturday enroute
to Soldiers Grove from their Barron
county home to pass holiday time with
relatives and friends of childhood days.
Joyous holiday timel The days of
family reunions, home-comings, he
most blessed of all the year; the time
for generous thoughts and deeds. They
come too infrequent and continue too
briefly.
= Walter S. Proctor and wife are
here from Omaha to pass a week with
relatives and friends. Walter repre-
sents the Swift Packing company in
special lines of their great business.
His territory is in the west with Oma-
ha as headquarters.
Cards received by friends of the
family announce the marriage at Dick
inson, North Dakota, of James B Dins-
dale and Miss Cecilia Huber. Jim will
be remembered as ViroQua school lad,
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Dinsdale.
Fred Hanson, wife and baby ran
down from st. Paul for greetings to
parents, relatives and friends. Il is
their first Christmas in Wisconsin for
some years. Quite contrast from the
conditions and customs of South Amer
lea, where they were stationed.
We are in receipt of paper from
head the name of H. Lee Sammons.
editor and manager. Lee was Viro-
qua school boy who laid the foundation
lor his printer-newspaper work in
this city, and we are pleased that he
has grown N usefulness and skill since
leaving here.