Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-25
Short News Stories of Interest
PickUps Gongs Doine
Vnoqua and Vicinity

New Year one week from today.
Money loaned. W. E. Butt.
Money to loan on real estate Call
on E. Stoll.
City Clerk Clark went to Mdwau-
kee to visit his sons
Read full proceeding of thu county
board printed in this issue
Don't forget the masquerade at
Running's hall, Friday night
Nov conger up those resolutions
ready for week from today.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second ao,r
Ferguson building. 2hoAe 81
james NJ. Smith went to Ohio to
pass some time at the old oyhood
home.
Roy Primmer, wife and son are
here from Soulx City for the holiday
season.
Mrs. /. S Hamilton is at Sioux
City, Iowa, spending a few days with
son and daughter.
Miss Amy Colt, instructor in Geor
gia, goes with party to Havana, Cuba,
for her Christmas vacation.
Miss Blanche Sharfenstine came
from Cassville to pass Christmas with
her relatives, the Suttles.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Norris are
at Portage to spend Christmas with
their son, DR.. Ben and family.
MIR. and Mrs. M. d. Helgerson
went to Chicago to spend holidays with
her daughter, Mrs Clark Bennett.
-Mordecai Appleman blew in from
school principalship at Baldwin for hoi-
day vacation at the home fireside near
Avalanche.
-Nr. Thomas Costing, Senior, and
Mrs. Ananias Smith were married on
late dale. They are well-known resi-
dents of Viroqua.
Don't forget the big dance at the
Opera hall. Thursday, December 26
Fine orchestra. fine time: small price
of admission, only 75c.
Earl Dake passed home to Newton
after assisting Ole I Traastad strip
tobacco near Liberty Pole. From six
acres Traastad has us bundles.
"A license was issued from the
county CLERK s office for marriage of
DR.. D. A. Bean and Mrs Poets of Stod-
dard. They are among the county's
early residents.
His old comrades in this section
learn Of the death OF DR.. Ezra ii
Rogers, a Twelfth regiment soldier
of the rebellion He died at Hartford,
in this state.
AT the Opera house Thursday even
ing the big holiday dance will be given,
Viroqua's best 7-piece orchestra will
furnish splendid music. All arc cor
daily invited. Tickets 75c.
I'm order to accommodate all pupiIs
] viii be at Running hall Saturdays and
Sundays. 1t matters not if you are
advanced players, come just the same.
c. F. Wallace, solo violinist and teacher
John E. Silbaugh blew in from the
west on Saturday morning for fort
night among relatives and friends.
John reports all the former Viroqua
people in Spokane happy and pros
porous,
Fred Alexander sends the CENSOR
a tasty calendar representative of the
business of himself and brother at Wa
terville, Washington. Also the holiday
edition of a local paper showing the re-
sources of their town and county.
Thirty cents for clean eggs that
are not over a week old. Use those
packed eggs for your Christmas bak-
ang. Come often, come early to do
your Christmas shopping and get the
cash for your fresh eggs, from Mrs.
Lauder.
Henry Rogers Sr. fell at one of the
fires and fractured rib; Melvin Gauper
fell in his barn breaking two ribs; John
M. White had fall and broke rib,
and Mrs. Colt fractured a rib on the
arm of wicker chair. Are there any
more candidates for the rib party!
Mrs. ]. W. Brown, the brothers
and other kindred learn with sorrow, as
do the early friends of Abraham Lin
coin Melvin, youngest member of the
family bearing that name, of his death
in Montana from Bright's disease Mr..
Melvin was born here fifty-two years
ago, leaving for the west thirty years
since, where he has resided.
Emil Guaper died in La Crosse,
where he has been in business for some
years. Remains arrived in Viroqua,
Monday evening and were later taken
to the old home section at purdy, for
interment. He was a brother of Ole
r. and Melvin A. Gauper, a singer of
large acquaintance among Lutheran
congregations. Mr.. Gauper was about
fifty years of age.
Mrs. o. Schmidt is recovering from
long and painful illness from gan
stones. Three months ago an opera
ton was thought necessary but on the
advice Of a neighbor DR.. McElwee, the
Madison specialist was consulted. The
doctor decided an operation was unnec-
essary a ID under his treatment Mrs.
Sehmidc rapidly improved and is enjoy
ing better health than for long time.
-Rememba the Christmas matinee
at the Opera L ectric at 3 D. m. EzerV-
one receives a book worth double the
price Of admission. Both old and young
enjoy jingles and rhymes This book
Is published for the picture houses only.
A beautiful pierure will be shown, The
Daughter or q Redskin, 2 western
story Of splendid acting scenery etc.
The same program will be giveH IN the
evening also.
-Vit4grapn's greatest ph0toplay
The Money Kings" il, three full reels
Perfect pictures and an up to- The mir-
ute story. produced in the Vitagraph
most painstaking way, and featuring a
magnificent fight in su hydro .aeroplane.
A paoto-plag that IS intensely interest
ing. and affords the spectators the
keenest enjoyment from the first pie
ture thrown on the screen, till the last
fades from view. Opera Electrit Sat
urday evening.
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and useful patented chemical prepara-