Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24

christmas.
BE cheerful.
Money loaned. W. E. Butt.
Window glass and putty at Tow
ner's.
New Years dance at the Opera
house.
Brick, tile and cement at the Nj
yum Lumber Yard
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Don't miss the big Christmas dance
tomorrow night at the Opera house.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
-Viroqua and Brookville relatives re-
ceived Visits from Fred Peters and wife
of Minnesota.
Mrs. James Munyon and daughter
Imogene, have moved into Henry Rog-
ers' residence.
james Mccall and wife were here
from Milwaukee visiting among rela-
tives and friends.
"A fine line of Christmas and New
Year post cards, l cent each. j. w.
Lucas Jeweler.
If your roof leaks, stop it with
roof cement. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany have the best.
Shaving sets, mugs, brushes,
strops, soaps, powders, homes and ra-
zors at Davis drug store.
-Speci y prices on building material
to be used to replace damage dO:e by
the recent storm. Call at the Nuzum
Yard.
Miss Bae Romauowsky returned to
La Crosse after visiting a month with
her relatives, the Carr families at As
bury.
Manager VIII Lawton of the tele-
phone system, has been confined to his
home for fortnight by abcess in one
of his ears.
Mr.. Vincent Wilt Of Avalanche re-
newed faith with the CENSOR on Mon
day. Says he has lived in the county
sixty years.
DIR. Minshall, John Side and Ar
thur Perkins were 90 ia Gfosse " sSe
C. W. Moore. His trouble is yielding
to treatment.
From Colorado comes announce
ment of the death of Mrs. Bert Bellows,
a native of Salem Ridge, maiden name
Jane Savage.
The old Terhune residence, remod-
eled and modernized by N. E Fortney,
is occupied by Miss Laura McCulloch
and Mrs A o. Seal
Lester Cox and wife went to Prai-
RE du Chen 10 care for their daughter
Gertrude, who is reported i'll at that
place, where she was employed in one
of the printing Offices.
The venerable pioneer, Mrs. Doerr,
was given a surprise party at her home
in Jefferson, the occasion being her 81
anniversary. Mrs. Doerr is quite &C.
tive for one of her years.
Postmaster Fl. L. johnson and Sta.
ton Agent Cole were over from DeSotC
on Wednesday night to have Masonic de-
grees conferred upon them. They were
accompanied by Fred P. Bean and
Wendell P. Morgan.
While Matthias Hanson and two as
sistants were working on the roof Of q
garage for the former a scaffold gave
way, precipitating them to the ground
All escaped injury except M. Hanson.
who was bruised, bat is now able to DC
about.
Ole E. Medium has sold his 10 acre
farm north of Viroqua, to give possess
ion next March. A Minneapolis mar
purchased the same, a son-in-law tC
lease the place. Mr.. and Mrs. Medium
vii; take a well-earned rest, having
bought property in Westby.
Hans II. Davidson, former Vir6.
qua business man. who has been with
Doerfllngers at La Crosse, for some
time, will take to the road early in the
year as salesman for an old established
wholesale dry goods establishment OF
st. Paul. His family will remain II
La Crosse.
January 10th a civil service exami
nation will be held for postmaster al
Ontario to fill vacancy caused by the
death of Postmaster Sloggy. Appli'
cants must be at least q years old, re.
side within the territory which the of.
fee supplies mail. Compensation OF
postmaster last year was S721.
The postmaster general has giver
notice to the postmasters that all let.
tiers addressed to Santa Claus during
the month of December each year shall
be delivered to responsible charitable
institutions or reputable individuals In
the town or city of address who may
wish to use them exclusively for phil.
anthropic purposes.
"A perfect motion picture machine
has been installed in the electric thea.
tire, a ''Powers A." This machine i:
used in 60 per cent of the theatres ir
tho United States and costs 1892 so.
1t is the ambition of Manager Brown t.
make his Opera Electric such that the
people of Viroqua and vicinity will ap-
preciate his efforts and be more liberia
in their attendance. Nothing but fea-
lures have been contracted for, there.
fore why are you absent? You miss q
treat each Wednesday and Saturday
night. Say to yourself, win you attend
Ben shows.
One of the depressing matters OF
community is the committing to stu te
hospital of Isaac Morris, long faithful
helper on the city bus and dray line
be had for SONIC time shown symptoms
of a disturbed mind, developing into &
condition that necessitated removal Il
an institution where right treatment
cessation from work and quiet could be
maintained. For his wife and family
public sympathy is expressed, and il
is sincerely hoped that he may speedily
recover and return to them and bis US
ual occupation. Mr. Morris services
have been appreciated by his employer
f. II Officer and others for whom he
has been trusted helper.