Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-11-29
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Dongs
Vroqua Vicinity

Try some of that 250-pound cheese,
at Roman & Felix.
Mrs F. E. Morley is visiting at her
parental home in Burlin.
Ladies free Monday night. Open
ing bin, My Boy Jack.
"A suitable Christmas gift, your
photo, made by Jasperson.
"A splendid moral drama Mother"
at the Electric Saturday night.
Remember the silver set is given
away at the Electric Saturday night.
Special prices on mems and young
mems overcoats at Roman & Felix's.
Full line of bran, shorts, oats, corn,
hay and Boss feed cheap, at Thayer's.
Misses Grace Arlington and Bessie
Potts were home from La Crosse for
Sunday.
Sanitary kerosene lamp burners %
cents only, for sale at j. Omundson's,
Opera block.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge Eow has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. Ga.
Hamilton and Howard watches, the
best in the word, for sale by j. w.
Lucas, Jeweler.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
0. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2o4,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
"A splendid western picture at the
Electric Saturday night, when the silver
set is given away.
The shoe for comfort, style and
service is the Ralston Health Shoe at
The Blue Front Store.
We have Thermos bottles, pint and
quart sizes, also lunch kits and carafe
bottles. o. E. Davis.
Miss Flora Bierce came from La
Crosse to pass Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Mary d. Brown.
The best repertoire company of the
season, The Dougherty Stock Co., at
the Opera house all next week.
-Elgin, Waltham, Illinois, Hampden
and South Bend watches for sale by
| J. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
You can find a choice collection of
Christmas gifts for the year OF 1911 at
Morrison's jewelry store.
ALI next week at the Opera house.
The Dougherty Stock Co., presenting
all new plays, special scenery.
"A big stock OF lumber, shingles and
general building material at Thayer's,
at prices that defy competition.
This is the season TO make payment
of subscription delinquencies and adj
vance renewals for the new year.
For the best woven wire fence on
the market and white cedar posts al
lowest prices call on John E. Nuzum
& Son.
Nothing win please grandma for
Christmas like an enlargement made
| from negative of baby. JasperSon
4 makes them.
Wantedi 5000 customers who are
looking for Christmas presents at rea-
sonable prices. S B. Lillis, Jeweler,
Opera block.
-Chas. S. Slack and John Devlin
rolled in from Louisiana on Saturday,
from sunshine and balmy weather to
cutting winds and zero blasts.
A number of growers in this sect
ion got caught with remnants of their
crops of sugar beets in the ground be-
cause of early closing in of winter.
Ray o. Brye, winner of high score
on butter test at the national dairy
show, has been placed in possession OF
gold medal watch awarded him.
The Thermos carafe is especially
designed for maintaining the tempera.
ture of LIQUIDS, either hot or cold in your
home. Quart sixe $500. 0. E. Davis.
You don't pay more than youl
neigobor, as our prices are at theil
lowest, and marked in plain figures, 81
any one can read them. Sam Lillis,
: Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Snodgra 8!
mourn the death of a week-old child
The little remains were taken to Post.
vile, Iowa, for interment, the old home
of Mrs. Snodgrass.
J Mrs. John E. Stoll went to L.
Crosse last Saturday, whore she under
went 8. surgical operation at one of the
hospitals ssAcquaintanccs will learn with
satisfaction that she is recovering
nicely.
Whitney Nichols has entered c. M
Morrison's jewelry store as an appren'
: tice. He enjoys some experience anC
knowledge of the subject by reason OF
couple years study through cores
pondenee school.
DO you want a plush lined coat
Do you want a good one? One that i!
good on the outside as we'll as the in.
side? Not the cheap kind, but the best
made. Then examine the line at $50 *
SIG. so at The Blue Front Store.
IT. ]. Thorson and wife of Cashton
and S. H. Morrison and George Gerlacl
of Viola, were among those who came
! from other points to attend Odd Fellow
} roll call on Saturday night. Also Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Sallander of Retreat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Nuzum may
now be addressed by the pleasant titlt
of grandparents, son having beer
born to David and Stella-Nuzum Fultor
! on Saturday evening. Mrs Fulton re-
sides at Waller, Montana, but has beer
! at the parental home in this city fol-
some weeks.
Harold Proctor arrived home from
his three weeks outing in the woods OF
Sawyer county, where he was at tht
hunting lodge Of Jos. Boehrer and Other
Durand gentlemen. He secured his deel
. and helped to eat several more. The
snow is foot and halt deep in tbs
north, Harold says.
Rev. T. Edgar Henderson, a for
mer pastor on Springviile circuit, re
ceiyed dispatch telling of the eritica
illness of his father in Canada. He de
parted from La Crosse Immediately foi
the parental home not expecting to see
his father alive Mr.. Henderson attends
La Crosse normal school and also hal
: an outside preaching charge.
Wednesday night, at Running hall
county officers entertained members o.
the county board ard a few others
Training aehoolS pupils and teachers
J made ran pa lie place and gave ar