Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-31

ling annual inventory.
H. r. Vergeront spent Christmas
with his parents at Madison.
All kinds of storm poofroofngs and
papers at the Nuzum Yard
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Geo. j. Williams came from Colum-
bus, Ohio, to pass day at home.
Let good will, neighborly conduct
and friendship be the slogan for 1914.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The NJ
yum Yard.
-Thos. Aiken is here for vacation.
He viii graduate from Montfort high
school next June.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hyde have
been i'll for some days at their Third
ward home.
DIR. Carl Peterson and family were
down from Cashton to partake of fam
lily Christmas dinner.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson returned
| from Chicago, having passed several
weeks with her sister.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
will E. Nuzlm and son we're here
| from Tomah to have Christmas dinner
with Joel Nouns family.
IT n johnson was up from West
| Prairie and rode home inan automobile.
having purchased II. r. Vergeront's
Ford
After several years residence in
Canada, Edward Virack returns to the
scenes Of hoyhood in northeastern Vi
roqua town.
We are rushed with business but
will use you right if you will come in
and make your wants known. Bekke-
dial Lumber Company.
John W. Thayer and family depart
ed for the south to remain during the
balance of winter. Their headquarters
will be on the gulf in Texas.
"A gallon of sorghum, fresh from
Bud cane refinery, was one of the re
membranes to the CENSOR family for
Christmas, from Ole l.. Olson.
---Cronk & Willard, Cbiropractors. can
correct your displaced spinal bones,
which cause your chronic aches and
pains. In Ferguson Bldg, Suite 2,
phone q.
DO not overlook the storm windows
and doors till cold weather comes. Or
der them now. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pang will take the measure and guar
s...sss s lit. As
Miss Ada E Smith came from her
teaching work at Waukegan, Illinois,
passing two weeks holiday with her
parents at Sparta and other relatives
and friends in this community.
viii Shepard came over from Fem
nimore and greeted friends for a few
DAYS He says his parents are content
ed in their new home and his father has
good business in marble works.
--Hizzicstto lingering, staccato bow
ing. he correct method of shifting and
posi- ion work, will be thoroughly ex-
planned by C. F. Wallace, violin teach
er, at Running's hall everv Sunday.
Robert Parker and wife spent hoI-
iday period with their daughters, Mrs.
A. C. Hook and Mrs. ]. w. Lucas.
Bob is as lively as ever and says Viola
is the best town in the Kickapoo valley.
During John E. StoIl's absence in
California his real estate business will
be looked after by Geo w. Schroeder,
his stock interests by Fred Rogers.
These interested will please taken notice
of this.
Christmas. with it's good cheer, has
passed, but mackinaw coats will be
wanted more than ever. To supply this
demand we have just received a new
line in the best quality and styles. The
Blue Front Store.
DIR. C. d. Mead, graduated and IL
censed Osteopath, can correct your le-
sions that cause your chronic aches and
pains. Also treats your acute cases of
all kinds. Over Blue Front Store
Phone 209, house 3l2.
Editor Harry Bailey and wife auto
ed from Richland Center and renewed
acquaintance with Viroqua friends, re-
manning Friday and Saturday. They
were accompanied by L. T. Johnson
and Maurice Lemen.
Mr.. Torger Olson, one of Bergen's
prominent citizens, was in the county
seat on business Monday. Incidentally
Mr.. Olson told the CENSOR that he
might make try for republican nomi-
nation for register of deeds next year.
--Tuhus & Clark, automobile dealers,
have improved their garage by putting
in steel ceiling, plastering the walls
and otherwise making it an inviting and
cheerful business place. They are GER
tainly keeping pace with the times and
demands of the business.
Weather man favored our dealers
and permitted an unusually large trade
to the very last minute of Christmas
buying. 1t is gratifying to hear every
tradesman tell that his sales were en-
tirely satisfactory, many expressing the
fact that they exceeded past years. \
Rev. and Mrs. Hofstead had as
Christmas guests Hon. and Mrs l.. L.
Grinde of Galesyille; father and mother
of Mrs. Hofstead The gentleman lie
present member of the assembly, rep
resenting Trempealeau county, where he
has long resided and been prominent
factor in business and politics.
Wonderful progress has been made
with the SOlvereon- Larson automobile
garage. Weather has favored them to
the limit and made it possible to erect
the walls, roof and put in a concrete
floor and practically complete the big
and modern structure except getting in
the plate glass front. All this after a
date when building operations usually
cease.
Prof. Chas. 0. Bush was here from
South Dakota to pass Christmas at home
with parents. He is now principal of
town school at Bah, seven mi!es from
Aberdeen, and has as assistants three
former Vernon county teachers, all la
dies. In connection with other educa-