Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-03
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps by Censor Reporters of Gones Doing
Vioqua and Vicinity

Lamps and all kinds of lamp aces
series at Towner's.
Lester Cox went to Prairie du Chen
sanitarium for treatment.
All kinds of storm poof roofngs and
papers at the Nuzum Yard.
DIR. Baldwin. dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
AN unusual line Of pipes and all
smokers articles at Towner's.
Il. L. Thorsgaard was a Westby
caller in the county seat on Monday.
Bargains in overcoats. Worth your
while to see them. The Blue Front
Store.
Miss Charity Hoyt passed Thanks
giving recess at her Chasburg parental
home.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The Nu-
yum Yard
Sam LaPage moved upon H. L.
Reeds farm Immediately north of
Springville.
Nellie Mahoney came home from
Tomah teaching duties to spend Thanks
NoSatAOAs
Those all linen initial handkerchiefs
are having big run. 10, Is and Is cents,
at The Blue Front Store.
Neil Rude greeted school friends
in the city on Thanksgiving. He is at
tending Lacrosse normal.
Jas. Marker, Jason Glenn, Fred KEEL
licutt brought back deer as aEresult of
their visit to northern Wisconsin.
Misses Myrtle Shanks and Lylah
Curtis came from Lacrosse to pass
Thanksgiving period with their parents.
Those desiring to take violin lessons
should be on hand at Running's hall
every Sunday. G. F. Wallace, violin
teacher.
Carl c. Coe ran over from Cashton
to pass Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
G. M. Morrison, and view the fire de-
vastatiOn.
Miss Nellie McMasters returned to
her school duties at Ontario after sew
eral weeks enforced suspension because
of i'll health
Since his late visit home Mr.. Clar-
ence Bolstad was married IN Minnea-
polls to Miss Bergh of ELderlin,
North Dakota.
Fourteen applicants for assistant
postmaster of Viroqua wrote on the
civil service examination 20 fill the ex-
listing vacancy.
Samuel Torger and wife are spend
ing few days with Viroqua and Sol
diers Grove relatives They reside at
Minot, North Dakota,
The pleasant tidings come from
Readstown to Mr.. and Mrs Joel Nu-
yum that a grandson was born at the
home of their son Ben.
Mrs. George WEIGH was taken to
Lacrosse hospital and operated upon
for gall stones, last Saturday. Reports
of her condition are favorable.
Mrs. Christina Asbjornson has
moved into the old Vedum hotel north
of Sides store, and is ready to serve
meals or lunches. Give her a trial.
Albert Lind came from Bowbells,
North Dakota, to see his aged mother,
who has been critically ~ He was
accompanied by his daughter, Lizzie
Gjertsen.
--Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors, can
correct your displaced spinal bones,
which caSse your chronic aches and
pains. In Ferguson Bldg, Suite z,
phone q.
DO not forget our great bargains
in new, uD-to date, nifty, stylish over
coats. You will save nearly one-third
by buying your overcoat at The Blue
Front Store.
do not overlook the storm windows
and doors till cold weather comes. Or
der them now. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany will take the measure and guar
antee fit.
While playing with an older broth
er at their home in this city, fourteen
year old son of Perley Hay experienced
a broken limb between the thigh and
knee.
Irwin Henry's team, attached to a
double carriage, took lively run from
the city on Thanksgiving evenening.
With some difficulty they were traced
two miles east of town, little or no
harm done to vehicle.
Misses Iona Slack and Pauline and
Mabel Thompson were home for Thanks
giving holiday from teaching work, re-
spectively, at Wausau, Bloomingdale
and Coon Valley. Miss Francis Tate
was down from Stout Menomonie school
accompanied by classmate.
Shop windows tell US of the ap-
oroach of Christmas We tell you, too,
for we can interest everybody in some
thing useful and ornamental. Our store
is full from basement to ceiling Don't
fail to see US before making selections.
o. E. Davis at the drug store.
BY note elsewhere published it will
be learned that the Shreve families
who removed from Greenwood to Ala
bama few years since, have taken up
fruit culture. G. L. Shreve sends the
CENSOR a branch containing three nice
oranges grown in his orchard. Mr.
Shreve is half broti er Of Scott ard
Lon Curtis of this city.
The city hitching place has been
arranged in good shape and now pro-
vides comfortable shelter for farmers
teams during business stops in the city.
Our conditions have never before been
so ample and convenient. 1t has cost
the city quite a large outlay and should
be appreciated by those who avail them
selves of the opportunity of its use.
On recent night unknown parties
forced al entrance to Johnson's drug
store oy rear door. About twenty
dollars WIS taken from a cash register.
Doubtless other articles we're carried
away. Depredations of this character
are TOO frequent in Viroqua and a
means OF stopping them should be enjoy
ed, The Burglars apprehended and pun
ished.
From the postoffice writing desk .
Thanksgiving forenoon some unknown
stranger took tberefrom the hand bag