Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-31
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Good bye 1918, greetings 1914.
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Year ends in remarkably fine wealth
er, roads superb.
Remember the Denning auction
sale on Saturday.
Harry Pulver is home from the east
for holiday season.
Will Ady was home from Illinois,
enjoying yuletide.
Flour, slightly damaged. at Coo per
sack, at c. H. Ostrem's.
Herman Wolfgram was with home
associations for Christmas.
Miss Lois Suttle came from Wone-
voc for holiday vacation.
Miss Cena Cade of Lawrence uni
versity is at home for few days.
Frank A. Chase and Attorney J.A.
Moen sutoed to La Crosse on Saturday.
M iss Louise Dummer came home
from Sheboygan to remain during dull
| season.
Hugh Morrison and family of Mad
ison, are among numerous relatives for
a few days.
Miss Margaret Graves went to
Wausau to pass few days with her sis
ter Geneva.
Henry Silbaugh and sister Mary
have returned from visit to relatives
in Missouri
Canned goods at very low price;
nothing damaged but the wrappers.
c, II Ostrem.
Mrs. Thos. A Thompson and chill
dren of Coon Valley have been among
numerous relatives.
-Lilsh Curtis and Myrtle Shanks
spent holiday time with home folk, CON.
ing from Lacrosse.
Gerald aud Vista Heal came from
M4rshfield to be with relatives and
friends during holidays
Mr. and Mrs.. Louis C. Brandt of
West Prairie are visiting friends at
Riverside and Chicago.
Fred Morley. wife and daughter
were over, Sunday guests at the home
Of Col and Mrs. Morley.
w D, Dyson is at Sparta, West
Salem and Bangor checking up the old
GEAR business at those places
Attorney Emmitt Mahoney of st
Paul, and Miss Nellie Mahoney of To-
NAH, are home for two weeks.
Miss Alma Nelson was with her
parents for Christmas, coming from
seFcl3iand Center employment.
Leslie Johnson, wife and son of
rela tives in this their old home.
-PerleS Brye and wife had as guests
from Readstown, Ray Brye and wife,
Mrs julius Sine and Mrs. Galloway.
Mr.. Burton Hood, of Pettigrew
Military College in Minnesota. is a
guest of the family of DR.. c. H. Trow
bridge.
Attorney Ray B. Graves and wife
of Sparta, and F. H. Graves family ate
Christmas turkey with Attorney and
Mrs. C. w. Graves.
DIR. and Mrs. Gerhardt Fortney
were over from Zumbrota, Minnesota,
and pissed Christmas at their parental
homes. Mrs. Fortney is still here.
DIR. Bertram fainter arrived from
Milwaukee Christmas morning and re-
NAMED with his parents till Sunday.
His sister Edith came from Sparta.
Misses Marion Proctor and Ella
Hanson departed for an indefinite visit
in Nebraska. They were given fare
well party in Newton by young people.
Coming January 18th the greatest
of moving picture features, "The Last
Days of Pompeii'' in eight reels. Pos
itively the most elaborate production of
the times.
Sunday was Mrs. Geo. Eckhart's
50th birthday, she being pleasantly re-
minded of the fact by gathering of
friends and neighbors who left many
tokens of good will
William Webb's family had with
them during holiday period their daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Lawrence Dickson and Mrs.
Jitley Norris. Lawrence also came
from Menomonie.
Winter is here at last, and with it
you viii want warm overcoat. Plush
lined, sheeplined or fur outside. The
best and cheapest will be found at The
Blue Front Store.
Only few childrens' and boys and
misses mackinaw coats left, ages to
Is, no more to be had. Come soon if
you want the most sensible garment for
a boy or girl. The Blue Front Store.
Late information from Milwaukee,
where General and Mrs. Rogers are
temporarily staying, is to the effect
that the general is suffering from
pleurisy ana confined in hospital.
Mr.. Hans Grooming is passing most |
of his time at the home of Hans Thomp- |
son in Jefferson. The latter is very i'll |
and has been for months Mr.. Gron- |
ming is performing the good samaritan |
act in caring for the afflicted man and |
doing bis chores.
BY premature explosion of kerosene |
while kindling fire Uncle Isaac Groves |
had some Of his Santa Claus beard |
quickly removed without the trouble or |
expense of patronizing a barber. Luck |
lily he escaped with few injuries, simply |
slight disfigurment Of his always pleas
ant countenanee.
Fire originating from the stove
pipe in the second story If the house |
occupied by Fred Owens and family, |
called out the fire department. Some |
bed clothing was destroyed. Timely |
discovery doubtless saved the life of a |
child who was sleeping in the room |
where fire originated
Treasurer Minshall tells the CEN
SoR that a Viroqua woman paid her /
husbands taxes and made him Christ
mas present of the receipt. Now
that's spouse worthy, to. be courted.
But most Vernon county taxes are too
swollen to permit of being crammed in
TO Christmas stocking.
-Thewooden wedding armyersary Of
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Brye was made