Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-04

precldLed- cur neIghD0r, viola, just
over the lineAis to have an institute,
also both held on February 10 ard IA.
Money loaned. W. E. Butt.
Every day something to eat at
johnson 5 groeery store.
Fred Regers is elerking in Stoll &
Groves chRhing store.
-Specisi display of petticoats this
week at Subtle & Tate's-
-Chas. 5. Slack has a fine Jersey
cow for sale If taken soon.
Don't forget Stoll G. Groves have
what you want for Christmas gifts.
Special sales on millinery goods at
Ethel Atwood's from now until Christ
mas. tsst4
Beautiful colored silk petticosts.
messaline and taffetas, at Suttle &
Tate's.
Buy him a pair of those fine felt
slippers for Christmas at Stoll &
Crows.
Remember. | carry a full line of
candies from Ice q pound up. Johnson's
grocery store.
-Ninteendiyorce cases on this weeks
court calendar srnacks strongly of do
nestle infelicity.
Mrs. Rosenfeld and daughters came
from Portage to pass Thanksgiving
period with relatives.
Our Congressman Esch left La
Crosse last Saturday 10 resume work
at the opening ofycongress on Monday.
Prof. and Mrs Nye came from their
Viola home to pass the winter with
their children, Mrs. J. Il. Chase ana
E. NJ. Nye.
Attorney Ray Graves and wife
were here to partake of Thanksgiving
bird at the home. of Judge and Mrs. c.
w. Graves.
Clinton F. Wallace, violin teacher,
at Running's hall every Sunday from
9 a. m. to o. M Violin repairing and
how filing s speciality.
Remember Nuzum & Sons new
quarters when you need anything in
building suppl 5. The most extensive
lumber yard in this section of the state.
"A new line of suits in the new
brown basket weave. Also blue IN
finished worsteds. These are entirely
new and up-to-date The Blue Front
Store.
"A Rhinelander paper notes with
satisfaction some of the wholesome in
novations instituted by Prof. Colburn
since assuming superintendency of the
schools in that city.
--Chas. S. Slack & Company have
roller skates, east aluminium coffee pots,
miniature farm wagon, and many other
articles useful aud desirable for Christ
mas presents. Call and see.
Don't neglect to see Chas S. Slack
about the most desirable city property
on the market. Now is the time to
secure bargain and good location, as
Mr.. Slack wishes to try Louisiana for a
nome. ., s-li,e 2 bo4 )
Mrs. Mathewsof Chicagois visiting
with her sisters, Mesdames Ewing and
Gorsline, at Brookville. For twenty
years she has been saleslady in Mar
shall Fields big mercantile establish
ment.
guaranteed hosiery for ladies, men and
boys. These are made in Georgia and
come direct from the cotton fields to
the consumer. 3 and 4 pair for $l.00,
The Blue Front Store.
Having completed their new and
commodious residence in the Third
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bowman
have moved to this city from their long
time farm home in Viroqua town. Well
come to all our neighbors.
Miss Jeane Hinckley, kindergarten
teacher in our schools, received a visit
from her mother and grandmother, the
latter the wife of the late DR.. Taylor.
The ladies renlsined among many rela-
tives in Viroqua for some days.
Fred Kellicutt and Mack Stout were
among the last to come out of the
northern woods with choice trophies of
their marksmanship. They arrived
home Friday, reporting a fall of sixteen
inches of snow IN Ashland county.
Harrison Smith and wife returned
from several months visit with their
son in California They now leave the
farm, having purchased and moved to
property in Sparta. They have been
residents of Pleasant Ridge for half a
century.
Hon. Charles n. Harris and daugh-
ter Edna came from Aberdeen to at
tend the last sad rites of laying to rest
Hon. Philip Bouffieur. Other relatives
from La Crosse and Chaseburg were
present. Sons William and Herman
had been with their father for some
time.
During the entire holiday season
housewives can spare themselves heavy
work and save money also by buying
bread and other things from the Viro-
qua bakery. Bread will continue to be
sold at three loayes for ten cents.
Other needed cookery at corresponding
prices. mn
Every Woodman of ViEoqua camp
should make II point to be present at
the regular meeting tomorrow night,
THURSDAY It viii be something of a
Notification session over defeat of the
arbitrary raise rate. Refreshments
will be served. 1t is also the date for
annual election of officers.
Frank Minshall shipped four young
animals to Chicago, where they were
disposed of at the big horse sale, when
thousands of desirable steeds are sold
from the block. Mr.. MinshsIl says his
beasts brought satisfactory prices
Vernon Junior, a fine young stallion,
went to a northern Wisconsin breeder.
1t will be of concern remembers of
the order to learn that head officers of
the Modern Woodmen have suspended
their determination TO put into effect
the new rate raise slated for January
first. This comes as an official an
nouncement from headquarters, and to
keep faith and obey the injunctional
order preventing such action.
Burns Morrison and wife paid a
visit to relatives and old friends along