Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-23

donald "A. Clarke and VIE or MAN.
kato, Minnesota, came to spend holidays
at home.
John F. Slagle of LaFarge, was
among Mondays welcome callers at the
CENSOR office.
-Chss. S. Slack g. Company have
some hard wood lumber and some pine
planks for sale.
Nothing doing in tobacco buying.
Growers are longing for another period
of case weather
Don't forget Christmas dance at
Runnipg's hall, Monday night, Decem-
Der rs. Gabel's famous orchestra will
furnish the music.
-Chas S Slack returned from Lou
isisns, where he passed fortnight.
He tells that they are experiencing
sharp weather even in the south.
Report comes to US that Harry M.
Allen, one of Webster's leading citi-
zen's, is very ILL., He was taken to La
Crosse for medical treatment, but re-
turned home.
Christmas dance at Runnlng's hall,
Monday, December %. Music by Ga
bells famous orchestra. Tell all your
friends; bring big crowd and have an
enjoyable time
New arrivals at the homes of Rob-
ert Small and 10. Deters~ are welcome
Christmas guests. Later-A bouncing
son at DR.. Chester Minshall's and
daughter at Malcolm Hiles.'
Mrs Toilet Olson died on Asbury
ridge, after long illness She isquite
old. Her husband died some years
since. Interment yesterday in the city
cemetery, services in Synod church
Clarence and Edwin Nelson take an
overland trip to Chippewa county 10
make improvements on their farm.
They take two teams and loads of equip
ment and put in winter of patching"
in the woods.
j. W. Thayer has crew of carpen-
tiers erecting sheds in the the block just
south of the new creamery where he
will carry complete stock of lumber
and building materials just as soon as
suitable buildings can be erected and
stock put in suitable for the trace.
Mrs. Samuel Abbey, a pioneer of
Harrison hollow. passed to her long re.
ward on Monday. She was quite aged
and had long been feeble. Funeral held
at BrookviIie today Mrs. A. NJ. Stew
enson of Denver, has been here for
some time assisting in her care.
AT this season of the year the Ma
tional Bill Posting Association places
on all the prominent boards in the I'm
ion a 24-sheet poster, the Birth of
Christ. This is wonderfully beauti-
full picture and 3. C. Brown has placed
one on the board on south Main street.
Miss Elizabeth Spellum of Spokane,
former popular Viroqua lady, has
been spending few days here among
relatives and friends. Her coming is q
great pleasure to many acquaintance.
She Is soon to go to Chicago to have
charge 0. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar SpelIum during a special two
years educational training.
To-day Mrs. Lauder and daughter
Ruth depart for Oberlin, Ohio, to pass
Christmas with Frances Together
they travel to Kentucky, md there the
girls enter Bohreah college and all re-
main for the winter. 1t is Mrs. Laud-
er's old home, her father having assist
ed in establishing Bohreah college be-
fore the war.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
fine double driving brass mounted har-
ness, a large galvanized tank, a second
hand Mccormick grain binder, car
load of old iron, second hand twelve
horse steam engine. one set double
tackle blocks. one chain hoist, many
odds and ends ISst are useful. Parties
having use for any Of this can get
good price now.
-Osteopstby has been misrepresent-
ed so often by persons having their own
ak to grinu. that not so many people
know of its true worth as really should
for their health's sake. 1t has cured
thousands Of people, has been practiced
for more than thirty years, It is the
foremost scientific drugless healing art
in the world today | will send you a
magazine on osteopathy free upon re-
quest. DR.. G. D. Mead, Osteopathic
Physician.