Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-03

keep the resolves.
Chance for the girls.
Don't only resolve, but do it.
Happy New Year" Thanks! Same
to you.
Dolls, from 10c up to $500 at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Miss Blanche POWELL is visiting
friends at Sparta.
-Pompeian massage cream at o. E.
Davis drug store.
When you think of photographs,
arg of Jasperson.
y, al's Laxative for that cold, price
zoe, at 0. E. Davis.
-Nyal's Cherry cough syrup for that
cough at o. E. Davis
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Miss Marie Asbjornson came home
from Minnesota school for holidays.
John E. Nuzunl & Son lost good
work horse used about their lumber
yards.
DIR. Chas. grCwbridge row has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. 81.
I'll help loan your money at 6 per
cent. I'll help you borrow money at
per cent. w. E. Butt.
Miss Pothea Hanson returned, last
evening, to Zion City, after passing
holiday season at home.
Subscribe for your magazines ard
news papers through F. M. Iowner and
save money and trouble.
= Mrs. Maude Rummel of Des Moines,
is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Baldwin for holiday period.
Mrs. Grace WHISKY of De Kslb,
Illinois, is here for stay with her par
cnts, Mr.. and. Mrs. G. W. POWELL.
May Roberts is here from Sparta
visiting at the home of her foster faith
er, Robert Robertson on Pleasant Ridge.
The W. D. Dyson and C. J. Smith
homes added superb vIctrola musical
instruments to the holiday equipment.
DIR. w. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
o. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Mitby were
here from Cashton to pass Sunday and
New Year day with relatives, the Run
ming family.
DO something every day of the
year to make life of those around you
happier and better, then there will be
supreme happiness for you.
The new county commissioner of
highways, Alex Ristow, assumed his
duties on Tuesday. He will retain his
home at Genoa for the present at least.
AT Prairie du Chen, on recent day,
Frederick Wilkins died Something of
a coincidence that Frederick Wilkins
of Viroqua passed away SO ne months
since.
Mr.. L. o. Runningen of Chaseburg.
A. u Curry of Valley, Frank Kyser Of
Manning, John M. Caine of Rising Sun,
Dave Side of Wheatland, were among
CENSOR distant business callers on
Tuesday.
Warm underwear is a necessity for
January and February. We have a
splendid number practically all wool,
going to close this out at the unheard
of price of S1.50s per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
Peter Oftehahl and wife came from
Wilton for holiday with relatives She
is still here. Miss Genevieve Harris
also arrived from Aberdeen for visit
Bouffieur's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris HOMESTEAD came
from Westby to pass New Year day
with old friends, made while MIR Home
stad clerked in Bouffieur's store He
is filling like position with the farm
ers' store at Westby.
Advertised letters at the Viroqu9'
postoffiee: j. S Morrison, Riley Stou'
c. Svlberg, George R0Hken, Ole Lode
hang, Christen jacobson, Johan Gan
dam, Stepheg Erlandson, Oscar Amund-
son, James Chambers, A. Stein, Mabelle
Johnson.
-Tibbits- Cameron Lumber Co. will
hold to the bargain prices offered on
the firstlpage of last weeks CENSOR
for a limited time and if you wish -
avail yourself of these bargains cali
soon, as these prices will be withdI avn
when new stock arrives.
Superintendent Gardner has been
Indisposed for several days with a
severe cold and rheuma tism. He started
out to visit school and was obliged to
return because of inability to ride over
the rough roads. He is now able to be
about but not very vigorous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil o. Sveen of
Westby, are sorely afflicted by the TAX
ing away of their little daughter, Eve
Ign, youngest of the family, who died
in the Lutheran hospital at La Crosse,
where she had been operated on four
weeks previous for appendicitis.
Isaac White arrived in the city
from Reedsburg, yesterday morning,
going to the home of his aged father in
Liberty. Uncle John has been in q
critical condition for some time. but
reports are more favorable atthis writ
ing. Mr.. White is in the nineties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet Hetland were
given a surprise party at their farm
home west of town Friday night, when
neighbors and friends filled the house
to overlooking and an agreeable even
ing was spent. The visitors carried
pleasant reminders in the form of rock
er chairs.
Frank A. Chase gave a house
warming to many friends and business
associates on Saturday evening, in the
new brick residence now nearing COM
pletion in Nichols pasture lot. 1t as
sumeS the form of smoker, with lunch,
cards and raffie of 20 turkeys and IS
chickens. Landlord Torger Fortney
was champion poultry winner, carrying
away two or three turkeys and about
so chicks.
Mr.. Albert Cary arrived home from
his boyhood home in Ohio, where he
passed several weeks after an absence
of tairty-five years. He was in Perry,
Morgan and other counties. Mr.. Cary
was greatly surprised at the marvellous
change in country and people finding