Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-11-25
Short News Stories of Interest
Gongs
Vhoqua and Vicinity
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Hazel Terhune, dressmaking, over
Davis drug store.
Postmaster Fredrickson was over
from Westby on Monday.
-Eyal's laxacold tablets relieve a
cold in day. o. E. Davis.
Whitney Nichols motored over from
West Salem on his autocycle.
Mrs. Bayne went to the capital city
to visit her daughter and family.
Mrs. j. Henry Bennett entertained
the Home Circle club at her home
Superintendent and Mrs. Buffers
made business trip to Chicago.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Just received, a nice line of cut
glass at o. E. Davis drug store.
There will be dime surprise boxes
at the Congregational Christmas shop.
Two venerable ladies, Mrs. E. B.
Hyde and Mrs. Rood, have been very
i'll.
John w. Marshall and daughter
were at Bangor to visit daughter and
sister.
See our line Of fur caps. Buy now
while the line is complete. The Blue
Front Store.
Mr.. Will Moore of Valiska, Iowa,
was guest of Berlie Moore and James
Moore of Ross.
Twins. boy and a girl, were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christopherson
on November 20.
Everything in furs at special prices,
from Cony muff to pony skin coat
at Suttle & Tate's.
Ida and Albert Simonsen returned
from two weeks visiting relatives and
friends at Minneapolis.
Charles Rogwell, victim of accident
at the new creamery by getting lime
in his eye, went to his home at st. Louis.
Beginning on November LIST, | will
close my store at s O'Clock evenings,
except Saturday evenings. o. E. Dav-
| is.
Mrs. Lizzie Dick of Dane county,
spent week with her mother, Mrs
Mary Beat, and her sister, Mrs. C. F.
Dahl.
City Treasurer Frank Minshall has
been staying home pretty close because
of throat trouble. He is reported well
on the way to recovery.
Mrs. A. o. Seal and Miss Laura
McCulloch left this morning for Bara-
boo to spend Thanksgiving with DR..
and Mrs. Walter Nuzum.
"A basket social will be held at the
Daeh ridge school house, Saturday eve
niug, December 5. for benefit of the
school. Everyone is invited.
After twenty-one years care at
the county asylum, Barbara Morrow of
Kickapoo died from pneumonia. Re-
mains we're taken to Viola for inter-
ment.
| Clearance sale of millinery at Mrs.
la. o. Larson's. All hats must be sold
regardless of cost, by December %, as
the store will then be closeduntil March
/, 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Knutson of Bris-
tow left on Monday for visit in Mn
nesota and to look over some land at
Elgin and Hammond and other parts of
the west.
Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Cooke were
summoned to Mondovi because of the
death of Mr.. Cookies ster-in-law,
who leaves young babe and four 9TH
er children.
If you want a warm serviceable
overcoat, one that will wear and give
perfect satisfaction, let US show you
the new mackinaw overcast. The Blue
F ont Store.
Mrs. Cole, CENSOR correspondent
at Red Mound, accompanied by Mrs
Hage, made the CENSOR call while in
the city on Monday. Mr.. Hage drove
them over in his Case car.
Fred Kellicut and Hobe Groves re-
turned from Ashland county, briuging
each big deer. They report having
q fine outing and good usage in the
place where they have frequently hunt
ed. ss
Mr.. Paul Hanson of Harmony, who
has been sufferer from bodily ills for
many months, was in the city on Mon
I day. To the CENSOR be expressed hope
that he might eventually shake off the
trouble. Es.a
| Hon. j. D. Beck is spending Thanks
giving vacation at home. The Becks
had as over Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln Barrett of Baraboo. Tuesday
was 18th anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Beek's wedding day.
4 VI q SCGOAi0 Jul NOWncuioh,
Jas. W. Gilman, has been honored by
appointment as aid-de-eamp on the staff
of Wisconsin G. A. r. commander.
Hon. S. A. Cook, present commander,
just sent Mr.. Gilman.
Among his many acquaintance in
this city there will be universal regret
to learn that Mr.. George Grossman has
experienced a nervous breakdown and
went from his home in Sparta to re-
ceive treatment and system up-build in
ssnitarium.
"A party of five hunters composed
of Mack Stout, j. E. Hayes. E W.
Cox, L. H. Conklin and Ernest Stout
arrived from Minocqua hunting grounds
bringing four deer. They say an incl
dent of the trip was to capture two
bucks in the woods that had their horns
locked and unable to free themselves.
AT his home in Viroqua town, Sat-
urday evening, Ole j. Sondahl was CIV
en- a pleasant surprise by party of
relatives and friends from Asbury ridge.
He proceeded to give the intruders a
jolly evening atgames and other amuse-
ments. Refreshments were served and
Ole j. was given a substantial remem-
brance Of the pleasant event.
-Chiropractic is right. You viii be
convinced if you but give it chance.
If you are sick and have tried every.
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