Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-17

1t is Christmas time at Stoll g. Groves.
Fur caps, mittens and gloves at
| Stoll & Groves.
Buy your Christmas presents of S.
B. Lillis, Jeweler.
"A beautiful new line of set rings
at s. 3. Lillis' jewelry store.
How about Stoll q Groves Walk
Over shoes for Christmas presents?
Don't forget TO see the new neck
wear at Stoll g. Groves, 25c to So.
- Miss Esther Butt returned from a
visit with her sister in Columbus. Ohio
Some beautiful neckwear at Stoll q
Groves at 100. Sl.56, 81 90, and So 90
each.
Miss Ethel Nuzum returned from a
protracted visit with her sister and
brother in Montana.
Frank Groves and the VanDyke
children have erected q fine monument
| in Viroqua cemetery.
Let Lillis suggest a present for
your father, mother, sister, brother,
wife or sweetheart.
Bay View Club met on Monday with
Mrs. Colt. The study is South Amer.
lea and proves most interesting.
Mrs. Pearl Tilton of Wood county
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
A. Green. and other relatives here.
--Selmer Lier of Coon Valley has as
sumed overseership of DIR C.ristenson's
Guernsey stock farm or West Prairie.
Quality goes in before the price IL
made in every Bradley sweater and
Chippewa mackinaw, sold by stoll &
Groves.
School closes next Friday, teachers
and pupils go to their several homes.
The CENSOR wishes them a Merry
Christmas.
John f. Nuzum returned from
GAINESVILLE, where he was treated at the
hospital of his brother. He is improV-
ed in health
Right prices on all standard makes
of watches and fine new line of watch
cases. Call and see them before you
buy. S. B. Lillis, Jeweler.
&C. W. Moore, who has been sorely
afflicted with carbuncles, went to La.
Crosse hospital, Saturday evening, i'm
mediately undergoing operation.
The social at Dach school house Sat
urday evening was a winning success.
$5l being realized for organ fund, suf.
ficient to nay for the instrument,
Miss Ethel Atwood purchased the
house and lot Immediately south of the
Congregational parsonage and adjoin-
ing the new cottage erected by her
mother.
"A public dance, by the Erickson.
brothers, will be given at Newton hill
on Friday night OF this week. Every
body invited. Supper, good music and
civil time.
General and Mrs. Rogers leave, to-
morrow, for their usual winter in the
south. They will spend holidays in
Milwaukee, then proceed to San Auto
MO, Texas.
Milton Rogers writes from the state
of Washington that he has made his
father, Henry E. Rogers, the shoeman,
a grandfather, son having arrived at
his far western place.
While husking corn on his farm
John Bell, well known citizen and mer-
chant Of Soldiers Grove. died suddenly
from heart failure. His wife died from
the SEINE trouble last April.
Every Woodman camp is entitled
to three delegates at the big northwest
convention to be held in Minneapolis
January and 6 CAMPS should elect
these delegates before That time.
Louis Waemer, of Webster, having
served an enlistment of four years 10
the navy and seen much of the world, |
has rsturned home, married and was in |
town making purchased of household |
equipment,
DIR. Earl D. Hutchison. a former
editor of the Resdstown Tribune, was |
recently married to Miss Maude Lewis !
of Readstown. Itoccurred at Portland. |
Oregon, where Earl is located in the /
practice Of dentistry.
Patrons of rural mail routes will do
q handsome thing by remembering their
carriers IN these days of thanks offer
ing and good will Anything that the
drivers can personally use or convert to
family and animal use will be thankful. /!
ly received and appreciated. This APP
peal is not made or the suggestion Of
any person Interested, but from a senge
Of obligation the CENSOR feels is due
from their patrons.