Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-04
Short News Stories of Interest
by Reporters of Comngs Gongs Doing
sviroqua ar Vicinity
Insure with John Dawson & Co.


Annual Eastern Star election next
Tuesday night.
Chicken pie supper at Methodist
shurch Friday evening.
Bread, three loaves for ten cents,
at the Viroqua bakery.
Lewis Hanson bought a Bull Dog
feed mill OF Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Fine line of colors in mercerized
cotton petticoats at Suite & Tate's
Mrs. A 0 Larson continues to sell
trimmed hats at half price. See them
j. o. Anderson and family spent
Thanksgiving in Sparta with relatives.
"A sled or a pair Of skates will be a
splendid gift for that boy or girl. See
Towner.
Trunks, suit cases and bags just re-
seived in large quantities at The Blue
Front Store.
Chase L. Rusk and W. Lieurance
have each bought bob sleds of Chas. 5.
Slack & Co.
Fur mittens at so cents, $3.50 and
"a 80. A fine Christmas present. The
Blue Front Store.
Christmas postal cards at one cent
CdCIs DcduLllul anu dLtkdCllhCg al LII
cas- jewelry store.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
o. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284.
residence and Office. 1-52w.
IF he is troubled with cold feet.
buy him pair of those lamo-hned, felt
shoes, at Stoll & Groves.
Roy Bean and wife were in the city
on Saturday making selections of equip
ment for their new Retreat farm home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Pearson OF
Ironton were here TO attend the we'd
ding of their cousin, Miss Ollie Kinna-
mon.
When having pianos to tune give JAS
F. Parker a chance. He does tuning
in city or country. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Il am not in the and 10 cent store
business now, but | am in the grocers
business. Call in and see me. Theo.
johnson.
Don't forget that family group
while the children are all home for
their vacation Jasperson will make
htem for you.
--Jasperson, the photographer, has
full line of the latest and most up
to-date mounts. Call at his studio and
see them.
Everybody should remember the
Musical Favorites" next Wednesday
night-second number in our entertain
ment course.
Just received another shipment of
ladies' mackinaw coats, new shades.
dark maroon and brown plaid. The
Blue Front Store.
--Sigurd Gryttenholm, representing
the Daily Skandinaven, of Chicago, has
been in this section for some Gays. He
will return about January.
Monday. the best boy $ combination
suit 1.-TWO pairs of pants) ever shown
in the city-only $500, worth at least
$3.50. The Blue Front Store.
Samuel Gorsline bought a Rock
Island spring wagon of Chas. S. Slack
& Co. He expects to arrange for can
wasting through the country.
Lucas calls attention to his special
holiday sale advertisement. He has
the largest and most attractive stock
of gifts ever shown in Viroqua.
The celebrated Yttri road case from
Wheatland brought pretty much the
whole population from Red Mound COM
munity for witnesses in circuit court.
The CENSOR has in type the obi
uary of Hon. Philip Bouffleur and other
late citizens of the county, but the
pressure on our columns necessitates
that their publication be delayed till
next issue.
Sundays all-day rain undermined
one corner of brick house under con-
struction by Frank A. Chase on South
Main street, doing at least 500 dam
age. E. A. Schmidt is contractor on
the work.
A. F. May and wife spent Thanks
giving in Chicago with relatives and
also took in the great fat stock show.
DR.. Porter saw the big display. He
says the Christensen herd received a
number of prizes.
"A public dance will be given at
Newton, Saturday evening, December
Z. Good music will be given by 8 A.
piece orchestra. Good order will be
maintained and an oyster supper will be
given at Halbert Proctor 8. John Erick-
son.
Thirty cents for clean eggs that
are not over a week old Use those
packed eggs for your Christmas bak-
ing. Come often, come early to do
your Christmas shopping and get the
cash for your fresh eggs, from Mrs.
Lauder
Christmas shopping has already be-
gun at my store. Many nice gifts have
been carried away and plenty left. 1t
will please me to have you drop in and
look nv stock over. MY line is new
and up to date and prices right. Don't
forget the place. Morrison's jewelry
store.
Rev. L. c. jacobson departed, this
morning, for his new field of labor at
Red Wing. His family will go later.
That they may find happiness ard sue
cess 1syond the father of waters will
be the sincere wish of a united COM
munity. Few men have more firmly
ingratiated themselves in the good
opinion of people than has Mr.. Jacob
son.
There were many home .comings
for Thanksgiving, among them Doris
Dyson from Milwaukee Downer semi
nary, Helen Otteson and Francis Tate
from Stout domestic science school,
Ruth Rogers from La Crosse normal,
Arthur Grooming from La Crosse agri-
cultural school, Hope Munson, lisa
joyce, Kathryn Eckhardt, Iona Slack,
Margaret Graves, Pauline Thompson
from teaching duties elsewhere.
We want to call the attention of
the people to our splendid showing of
oyercoats. The ''Adler CoIlegian"
coat is too we'll known to need any word