Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-03
led. W. E. Butt

ing period at her nome in Tomah.
Mr.. Jesse Frank of Chicago passed
few days at the Coffiand home.
From all sizes is the admonition:
Do your Chri stmas shopping early"
The best wool blanket ever sold in
Viroqua at Rogers. Special at 81 90
Mems silk socks, all shades and
sizes, 25 and so cents at The Blue Front
Store.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedsl Lumber Com
pany.
Local physicians report considerable
sickness because of continued bad
weather.
Attorney and Mrs. ]. A. Moen ate
Thanksgiving turkey with CASTOR rel
atives.
George Nuzum of Minneapolis, was
guest at j. E. Nuzum's home over
Sunday.
If your roof leaks, stop it with
roof cement. Bekkedai Lumber Com
pany have the best.
Miss Stetten, trained nurse, who
has been at the home of B.. c. Brown,
returned to Lacrosse.
H. E. Packard and family have
taken quarters for the winter over the
First National Bank.
Morton Alexander and wife came
from Rockland to join relatives in
Thanksgiving feasts.
Misses Lois Suite and Edith Tain
Ter we're home from Norwalk and Spar
ia during the Thanksgiving school re-
cess.
Special prices on building material
TO be used to replace damage done by
the recent storm. Call at the Nuzum
Yard.
Mrs. NJ. C. Nichols departed for
Denver, where she will pass the winter
months with her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Rendel.
Fred Riley just disposed of his town
of Franklin farm of 157 acres to Thor
Thompson. 1t is the original John Ri
ley place.
Forty overcoats received Monday,
bought at big reduction. You get
this advantage, come soon. The Bite
Front Store.
w. w. Wigginton, manager of the
Viroqua Creamery Co., enjoyed a few
days vacation with relatives in north
ern part of state.
M T. Coffiand was over from Rich
land Center for few days visit with our
.Cofiand. The brothers were in La
Crosse, Yesterday.
This thursday evening occurs the
election OF officers in Viroqua Modern
Woodman Camp. Every member is re-
-quested to be present.
We are rushed with business but
will use you right if you will come in
and make your wants known. Bekke-
dial Lumber Company.
-Towner has just received a large
assortment of popular books. Every
thing desired in the book line can be
obtained from Towner.
Members of the Lotus club sur
priced Mrs A. j. Livingston at her
home last Wednesday afternoon. the
occasion being her birthday anniversary.
Buy Christmas presents early, but
don't buy till you see our stock. Es-
pecially do we call attention to our be-
wildering stock of dolls. @, E. Davis.
-Bekkedal Lu,nber Company pur-
chased three-year- gray horse from
James Sands, price s225, and the yafd
has one of the best of matched delivery
teams.
Next Sunday at the Methodist
church will be promotion or grading
day in the Sunday school. All mem
bers are requested to be present at reg
ular Sabbath school hour.
Get ready for Christmas now.
Come in and buy one of our suits and
overcoats. The "Collegian" clothes
Aouo No -.
class by themselves. The Blue Front
Store.
-Elvin Mason and family came from
Ismay, Montana, to pass the winter.
They located there last March and are
much pleased with prospects. They
are in neighborhood Of former Yer
nonites.
In local advertisements of c. H.
Ostrem two weeks ago, two errors
crept in. The price of Pillsbury's best
flour should have been S1.35 per sack
instead of s1.25, and Z bars of Pearl
White soap instead of bars.
-Viroqua Knights Pithias lodge cleo
ted officers Tuesday evening. Invita-
ton of Odd Fellows was accepted to
hold its stated meetings in Odd Fellow
hall till the homeless Pithias can Sc
cure quarters. This tender and accep-
lance exemplifies true fraternity.
Are you going to take advantage
of the CENsoR's clubbing proposition?
Three papers and a fine collection of
ZIG holiday souvenir cards, all for 81. so.
1t will be well for all to make known
their wants in season so the cards may
be had few days in advance of Christ
mas.
Another well-known citizen of Kick
spoo town passed to the great beyond,
when on Saturday last Philip Hutchinson
died after long suffering, aged about
20 years. He was among the early
settlers, leaves wife, four grown sons
and two daughters. Funeral at Sugar
Grove on Tuesday.
Fred Riley learned from his Mon
tana home that division just had set
him into new county, Fallon. and that
Fred c. Bum, formerly editor of the
Westby Times, was elected county clerk
ana recorder. The new county is SO
mics wide and 127 long The seat of
government is As miles from railroad,
but one is in prospect.
Mr.. Lansing Kellicutt died az his
Ross home on Thanksgiving morning
after a protracted illness and suffering.
He leaves a wife. Mr. Kellicutt was
ffty-seven years old, had lived where
I've died most of his life, was a man well
respected, a good neighbor and friend
funeral was held at Brush Hollow
church on Saturday, con0ccted by Rev.
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