Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-25
INSURE WITH John Dawson & Co.

insure with John Dawson 4 Co.
New Year postal cards at Lucas
store
Viroqua Mystic Workers meet New
Years eve.
Frank F,vor was here from Roch-
ester, MINI ESQ a.
1T mas dentist, office in Nat
NAL Bank building. Phone ~.
Mask ball at the Running hall, Fri
day night Music by the city orchestra.
Anton Haugen of Christiana de-
parted forNorway on winters visit.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrb, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
-Nels Swiggum returned from Mon
during the past season
Harry Adam and family are here
from Montana 10 pass holidays at the
HON Of W. H. POlver.
Beautiful and appropriate New
Year cards az lucas jewsiry store, as
low as penny apiece.
One day earlier is printed the CEN
SoR IN order 10 reach 2 majority OF its
readers on Christmas day.
Alderman Frank Mcintosh and fam
ily went 90 Edeert0n to spend Christ
mas at their former home.
DIR Henderson of S,cughton is
visiting the family of Ed Nichols. He
is brother Of Mrs. Nichols.
Carl Ludwig died ar Hillsboro. aged
.82, a pioneer of eastern Vernon and q
former member Of the county board.
Leaving husband, three sons and q
daughter, Mrs. Willis Hastings passed
away at Genoa, after protracted sick
ness.
DaYu.y Game Warden Scott Curtis
came from his field of operation in
northern Wisconsin for Christmas va
cation.
"A musical instrument in the form
of little daughter came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Larson this
morning,
--Ou and after December Both Cronk,
the chiropraetor, will be located in the,
Bailey residence. next to OIteson's
furniture store.
The remains of Mrs. Live Aarness
were laid to rest in Coon Prairie GENE
terry. She was a resident of ChristIana
town, a pioneer, aged Lightweight.
e. H. Officer is on a business trip
to Madison, GAINESVILLE and Racine, ex-
peeting to make purchase of necessary
busses to replace the ones lost by fire.
MIR. Pearl CowdenSs enjoying the
pleasures of home and old friends after
six years absence in Montana ranching
He expects to remain about Brookville
during the winter.
Fred Riley arrived from his Mon
tana home, expecting to spend some
time around the old stamping grounds.
He states that they have experienced
fine winter so far.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. De Witt and
Mrs. Cron accompanied the remains of
Mrs. Van Wagner here for the last Sad
rites. Mrs. Brooks and son of Moline
arrived for the sad parting.
While working about the gas pro-
ducing tank in the electric light plant,
Earl Slack was overcome by the fumes
and unconscious for some time. Mcdi
cal assistance restored him in few
hours
Cd. Mills is expected from Chicago
to spend holidays among numerous rel
atives in Jefferson. He is engaged
with the telephone electric company,
having risen to one of their most pro-
ficient electricians and installers of
complicated plants.
Ideal weather, snappy and pleasant,
fine roads, beautiful moonlight nights,
all contribute to make this the most
remarkable Christmas this section has
experienced. Holiday trade was slow
in starting, but has been marked with
briskness in the wind-up.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at Hotel Fortney on Thursday, January
2. Persons suffering from chronic dis
eases often find their ailments worse
at this season and they should not over
look this opportunity to obtain the ser
vices of skillful and experienced spe-
cialist.
The auto license tag in Wisconsin for
1913 will be blue enamel over steel
with aluminium numbers. It viii be
somewhat lighter in weight than the
1912 tag. A contract mas been placed
with Milwaukee firm TO turn cut
Is, 900 Of them and the work has started
on the job.
Prom Duluth arrived on Monday,
Win T. Smith and family sad Mr.. and
Mrs Harold r. Proctor, to pass holiday
time at the pare ia flresides.
They are full OF enthusiasm for the
Zenith City Of the Unsalte3 Seas,
believing that all must center about
shat zone of che universe It is well
to entertain That feeling concerning
one s home.
Remember that Nuzum & Sons
rev lumber ora II ers are at the old
Ebbi5s-C Cameron stand, the best place
70 buy building and finishing materials
in al. western Wisconsin. There is
nothing In the scope Of supplies needed
for cons raction Of city and farm build
ing that they fail 70 keep in stock
Just now storm doors and windows is
their long suit. Cement, toe, they
have plenty Of.
The new furnace heater and ar
tistic drop curtain just installed IN the
Opera house adds much to the effect and
comfort of the place. The improve
mants made the past year have practi-
callv transformed the entertainment
place, and with the complete new
scenery soon 70 appear, viii make the
house one of the nsatest in the country.
The drop curtain is certainly a beauty
in design and shows to effect the cards