Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-11-22
Insure with JOHN Dawson & Cd.

Thanksgiving post cards one cent
each by j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Hot water bottles from Sl.00 to
$500 at o. E. Davis drug store.
District Attorney Bennett had legal
business to look after in La Crosse.
Remember the chicken pie supper
at Running's hall, Saturday evening.
Attorney and Mrs. C. w. Graves
were in Milwaukee part of last week.
For one week only; 20 per cent off
on set rings. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Gloves and mittens in large var
iety and prices. The Blue Front Store.
We sell Atlas Portland cement
best that is made. John Z. Nuzum &
Son.
Mrs. John Krause, leading pio-
neer woman OF Bergen, recently passed
away.
"A full line of fountain syringes, in
FAINT syringes, ETC., at 0. E. Davis
drug store.
For one week only; % per cent off
on all belt pins and hat pins. j. W.
Lucas, Jeweler.
Louis Thompson has built an addi-
ton to his mill. He is having a good
run OF custom grinding.
Miss Pothea Hanson arrived home
from Zion City to spend some time
with her mother and other relatives.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
Jaw offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. 44-52
Mrs. Wolfe and son Earl of Sparta,
have been visiting at DR.. c. A. Min
shalPs and with other relatives in the
city.
Mrs. Frazier was given a farewell
party by Viola Royal Neighbors before
departure for her new home at Madi-
son.
Try Izuma crab meat, extra fine,
the best ever. All kinds of recipes for
salads and relishes on can. At Martins
25c a can.
Miss Hazeltine of Madison, who has
connection with the state library work.
inspected our city library during the
past week.
Miss Grace Collins came from La
Crosse to visit her sister, Mrs. t. E.
Morley and attend the party given Fri
day evening.
Miss May McKittrick returned to
her teaching duties at Cleveland, after
two weeks at home convalescing from
scarlet fever.
The "Elgin" dress shirts is so well
known and appreciated that we need
only say we have full line. The Blue
Front Store.
-Creditable it is that Ontario should
give a unanimous vote in favor of in
stalling modern heating plant in its
school building.
One 16 jewel adjusted movement
in 25 year Jas. Boss case, going at a
bargain, will trade for wood j. w.
Lucas, Jeweler.
Let US make you contract price
on Portland cement Having bought
on low market we can save you money
Tibbits-C Cameron.
oil inspecting dut, called Jos
Omundson to Sparta last Friday. He
states that at Cashton, and north to
Sparta, sleighs were being used.
When you buy anything from my
store you won't have to worry about
its quality, for it is always the best,
prices the lowest. Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
Mr.. t. Sebion, ore of the leading
prosperous farmers of the South Nat
wick school district in jefferson, was
in town to have gristing done on Mon
day.
The Viola company that has in con-
struetion the electric light plant is
ready to turn on the current, having
utilized the old dam after a washout of
the concrete dam.
"A party of forty married and young
people gave Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Mel
son a pleasant and rousing surprise at
their home in this city on Saturday
night. 1t was an enjoyable gathering.
Mrs. John E. Nuzum returned from
GAINESVILLE, where she spent three weeks
with her son Leland, who is recovering
from a run of typhoid fever. 1t will be
some time before The young man can
come home.
Superintendent and Mrs. Colburn
entertained the full Institutional force
of the city schools at their home on a
recent evening Do you doubt that there
was shop talk on the subject of teaching
and education?
On Monday Mr.. Aaron Watson de-
parted for Georgia and Florida to spend
the winter months with his son and
daughter. The early setting in of win
ter causes lot of US to pine for win
ter in milder climate.
-Richland Center boasts that it has
constructed thirty-one homes the past
season, not counting its numerous pub
lie institutions and enterprises, which
go into the big thousands. All western
Wisconsin can, with certainty, lift the
municipal hat to our southern neighhor.
The International live stock expo
sition will be held at the Union stock
yards, Chicago, December 2-9, 1911
All who are interested in live stock and
know its value to the farm will GER
tainly visit the exposition and examine
the stock on exhibition at that time,
which will be well worth seeing.
Attorney H. P. Proctor fell upon
the icy concrete steps as he was leav-
ing his home on Friday night. His head
came in contact with the stone, causing
abrasion and flow of blood, and his side
was bruised. He has been able to stir
about his residence and go to his office,
but is a very sorely bruised individual.
The first large social party of the
season, the kind that makes Viroqua
life pleasurable, was given at Running
hall on Friday evening, when Dr. and
Mrs. F. E. Morley, DR.. and Mrs. R.
W. Baldwin. Messrs. Henry Lindemann
and Chris Berge entertained close TO a
4 hundred neighbors and friends at 500. -
The taste of decorations and viands so
proverbial with Viroqua people, were
leading features of the evening.
Our Anniversary Donation has been
so pleasing to our patrons that we have