Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-03
Short News Stories of Interest
Comings Gongs Dongs of
Viroqua Vicinity

"A good strong Sied at IoWner Tor
very little money.
j. E Bigley jeweler and ergraver.
Work guaranteed.
For fountain pens, go to Towner.
He has all the hest makes.
a Tablets, pens, pencils. examination
paper, etc, at o. E. Davis.
-Dr. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Town treasurers tell the CENSOR
that response IS prompt for tax col
lections.
Hans Davidson and wife passed
most of the week with relatives az
Soldiers Grove.
-Nyal's Stoneroot Compound for
kidney trouble. price SOC and S1.00 per
bottle, at 0. E Davis.
Get our cash prices on building
materials. We meet all competition
Jno. E. Nuzum & Son.
We want to sell lumber, cement
and shingles and will make lowest
prices. John E. Nuzum & Son.
We wish for all our patrons and
everyone else q prosperous and happy
New Year. The Blue Front Store.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law Offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing 44-52
Have that family picture taken
while all the children are home on hoii-
dsy vacation. Jasperson knows how
to take it right.
Don't fail to get cur prices when
you build. We will give you square
deal and make you a satisfied customer.
John + Ndzum q Son.
Fred A. Morley, wife and child
came from La Crosse ana remained all
Christmas week with the family CT his
father, Col. c. E. Morley.
William l. McLees came from Mon
tana to pass balance of the winter witt
relatives and friends. Mrs. McLees has
been in the community for some weeks
Will Smell is Spending holiday va
cation at home. For some months he
has been employed in furniture and
undertaking establishment at New
Hampton, Iowa.
Prof. A. f. SchoOnover of Wauzeka
spent Christmas here with his brother
Ellis and family, going to Whitewater
to spend the remainder of his vacation,
where he was graduate sometime
ago.
Christian o. Moen, respected old
time resident of Christiana, died at the
age OF rs years, following sickness of
two days. This sudden taking away
came on Christmas. lnterment was in
Coon Prairie cemetery, Rev. Halvorsen
officiating.
We have kept our stock of suits
and overcoats up so that we are pre-
pared for the many who have not yet
bought. We are looking to January to
dispose OF ali these. Style, quality,
make and prices will move them. The
Blue Front Store.
Parents and family received cards
announcing the marriage of Worley B.
Glenn, at Butte, Montana, on December
10, the young lady being Miss Elizabeth
Weber of that place. Worley has been
in the west for some years. His bride
is known to the Glenns, having met her
on their late visits there.
Carl c. Coe, wife and little daugh-
ter came from Cashtan on Sunday and
remained over New Years with Mr. and
Mrs c. NJ Morrison Carl reports a
good business for Cashton during holi-
days. He was FIRST to make deposit
with the CENRoR for subscription in the
new year.
Albert H Nelson, who took treat
ment at Mendoza hospital for some
months, arrived home last Wednesday.
greatly improved in body ard mind.
His father, Andrew II. ,elson, and
brother Gilbert. paid hin a visit and
were permitted to bring the son and
brother home.
Most an agroeabb party and en-
teTraiDment was extended 10 friends
and ncighbOrs by Prof and Mrs Col
burn, c. F. Dahl and wife. DR.. and
Mrs. John H. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank 2. Mcintosh, at the Opera house
Wednesday night. Musical program,
dancing and refreshments filed the
minutes rieasaetly till midnight
Last day of the old year brought q
fall of eight inches of snow, and is
lying as it fell, insuring fine sleighing.
That's what this country needs. Now
watch activity all along the business
line. Vernon county win be a busy
spot until approach of spring if this
dose of beautiful stays with US, as
is hoped it may.
Representatives of the Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber Company were in the
city from Milwaukee checking up mat
tiers with local manager Robert J. Ar
mold, and it is certain that they found
things in most satisfactory condition.
The concern enjoyed a good years BUSH
ness and wellssatisfed with the conduct
of affairs as guided by their faithful
and energetic representative, Mr.. Ar
mold.
George W. Heron arrived from
North Dakota to pass some time here
visiting relatives and friends and look
ing after business matters. When
asked if he received a return of seed
grain sown" The past season, George
replied that be Thought so, having
threshed more than $500 bushels of
flax alone on his fran, which sold close
to 81 per bushel
Il r. Arlington and family were
called to La Crosse by the critical con-
dition of Daniel II. Nc r. brother-in-
law of Mr.. Arlington, whI suffered a
stoke of apoplexy, ChrIstu 5 eve, while
preparing to come to Viroqua to spend
holidays. Mr.. Norton died three days
later. He was longtime employee of
the c. M. & st. Paul railway company,
stationed in La Crosse, was a frequent
caller and well known to many Viroqua
people.
Elmer Nixon drove over from
Wheatland to mill, on Saturday, the
distance of fifteen miles, saying that
they received prompt and liberal treat
rnent, good product and courtesy at
the hands of Miller Thompson and his
assistants. Mr. Nixon said he was suf-
ficiently old-fashioned to desire to grow,
yearly, sufficient wheat to bred his fam