Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-04
Only three weeks till Christmas.

Suttle & Tate's.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second foor
| Ferguson building. Phone 60
Prudent advertisers will get in
their work early for the holidays
If you want the best in hosiery,
get the Ever Wear at Stoll & Groves.
Second numoer of entertainment
course Wednesday night OF next week
Ole Anderson bought a heating
stove OF Chas. S. Slack & Company,
Monday
d. NJ Hunter, Viola business man,
passed through the city enroute to Mil
waukee.
We make speciality of domestic
and imported cheese at JGhnson's gro
Gerry store.
Another large shipment of MeIrose
convertible wagon beds at Chas. S
Slack & Co.'S
DIR. Chester Minshall ard wife were
visitor to Minneapolis relatives on
Thank giving.
Stock shipments are heavy on the
Viroqua branch of late, and have been
for some weeks.
Mrs. w. j. Lieurance returned
from visit at Sparta, at the home of
David Lieurance.
There is no question but that you
can find just what YOU want in clothing
and shoes at Stoll & Groves.
Take advantage of cut prices for
bread and other things at the Viroqua
/ bakery during holiday season.
Mrs. R. B. Hoyt and daughter
Letha of Chaseburg, passed Thanks
giving with Ed. Lind and wife.
May Owens ard Martin Former
each bought fine heating stoves of Chas.
s Slack & Company, last week.
Subscription renewed for Ladies'
Home Journal, Saturday Evening Post,
$3.50 each. Phone l73. Walter Kuebler.
Earl Truesdale bought new draw
truck and act Of 4 eco pounds Viking
bolster springs of Chas. s Slack & Co.
-Spreaders are going again at Chas
S. Slack e. Co.'S, as they are reducing
their samples before winter SHOWS
come.
-Mackinaw, duck and sheep lined
coats of the very best makes and at
reasonable prices at The Blue Front
Store.
Stockholders from different places
representing the Tyler-Forks timber
company, held session in this city on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Hildahl return
ed to their home in Minneapolis Satur-
day after spending week with Mrs.
HildahPs parents. fr
There is the baby six months old
and hasn't had its picture taken yet
Jasperson will take them, and you are
tsure. to be pleased.
Fur caps S1.50, $3.50 and $500.
We believe this is the best line for the
money you will find anywhere The
! Blue Front Store. y
Officials brought to the county seat
from La Fargo, Willis Lombard, an in
sane man, who was committed and
taken to Mendoza hospital.
Cronk, the Chiropractor, at Vedum
Hotel, phone 1879. can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
General and Mrs. Rogers expect to
spend the winter in the southwest,
Texas being the objective point, with
er they go within few days.
Ladies' Mo1arch rain coats, the
kind that fit and hold their color, in
tan, black, grey and blue shades. One
price $500. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Charles McDermott of As
bury section, was taken to St. Francis
hospital and operated upon for appen-
dicitis. Mr.. McDermott is with her.
A new line of the most up-to. date
neckwear just received. We ask you
to see our Csc fourth hands; equal to
most of the soc goods on the market.
The Blue Front Store.
The young Kellicutt lad. who was
accidentiy shot at Mound Park a few
weeks since, returned from La Crosse
hospital. While the boy is yet weak
his condition is materially improved.
-Thos. Weavil was home for Thanks
giving, but returned to La Crosse hos
pital He is improved, but the sever
ity of his injuries means a long con-
finement in hospital and under the care
of surgeons.
Miss Myrtle E. Shanks accompanied
by her friend, Miss Maybelle Schmach-
tenburger, one of the teachers at the
normal, spent Thanksgiving at j. M.
Benefits. H. Hendrickson and family
we're also guests there.
Ben Skaaland writes the CENSOR
from Minnesota that his father, Peter
S. Skaaland. is passing the winter in
Norway. The Skaal and family were
former well-known residents of Ava
lanche community.
Concert by the EleonOra Concert
Company Friday evening, December 6.
This company bias pleased Viroqua au-
diences before and will surely not dis
appoint this time. Seats on sale at
Lillis' jewelry store; Is and IS cents.
Ladies of Christian church will hold
| their annual bazaar ard chicken pie
supper Saturday, December Il, at the
church parlors. This will be good op-
portunity to buy your Christmas pre-
sents, as they will have fancy and USE
full articles.
The La Fargo Enterprise reports
that Prentice Miller, who resides near
Dell, lost his large barn and about 40
tons of hay by fire. Eleven hundred
dollars insurance was carried on the
property destroyed, in the Stark Mu-
tual Town Insurance company, which
was settled in full at once.
From her home at Carbondale, Kan
sas, on Monday, arrived the remains of
Miss Lydia c. Minshall, who died there
on Thanksgiving day, aged S. years.
She was the eldest daughter of the late
| Edward Minshall. Remains were laid
to rest in the Minshall family lot. She
had not visited here for twelve years.
Remember that Nuzum & Sons
new lumber quarters are at the old
! Tibbits-Cameron stand, TIE best place