Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-16

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Bridal flowers and vailine at Mrs
Norris
Boy him a useful Christmas gift al
Stoll & Groves.
A great line of holiday gifts al
Stoll & Groves.
Automobile robes for sale at Lar
son & Solverson's.
Roman & Felix store will be open
evenings until Christmas.
AN elegant line of set rings at Lii
his and prices are right.
Don't fail to look over Lillis' line
of gifts before buving a present
Silk, wool and fur lined gloves and
mittens at Stoll Il Groves.
Nov is good time to buy that suit
or overcoat at Stoll & Groves.
See the felt slippers at Stoll &
Groves. A dandy Christmas gift.
Special inducements in prices on
furs during holidays, at Suttle e Tate's
-''Sure Edge" cutlery direct from
the factory at Kuebler's Hardware.
Charlie Prindle has position % en-
gineer in the Westby electric lighting
plant.
Chicken pox has detained few
students in viroqua from school at
tendance.
You can have your real estate wants
looked after by Martin Root. See him
at Hotel Fortney.
Sammy Solverson has traded off
his Buick car fora six-cylinder SEVEN
passenger Studebaker.
George Getter of Pleasant ridge is
being cared for at 7. B. SHELLS, affect
ed by bronchial trouble.
One of the most popular serials OF
the day, TREY of Hearts" will begin
Wednesday, December 80.
Ladies' and children 8 trimmed hats
at one-half price, from now until Christ
mas, at Mrs. Norris
M. E. Norris and son of Viola Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Norris and also
his brother on Dach ridge.
--Ivor BoIstad, Otto Schroeder and
Mr.. Torgerson, all patients at the vi
roqua hospital, are doing nicely.
Mrs. Mary Patterson. former
well-known resident of Bergen town,
died recently in North Dakota.
William Thompson arrived from
Montana to attend school here, staying
with his cousin, Thos. P. Thompson.
Miss Sadie Anderson left for Iowa,
where she will take up teaching. Her
father accompanied her to Lacrosse.
Every set in rings bought of Lillis
| Is guaranteed to stay in or will be re-
placed absolutely free, except diamonds
Nothing better for Chriatmas than
Chippewa mackinaws, Bradley sweaters
or Walk Over shoes. Stoll & Groves.
Don't do your Christmas shopping
until you have looked over the list of
seasonable bargains in Roman & Felix
advertisement.
Only one, first quality Coon coat,
size az. Ma 5e to sell at SS5; you can
buy il for $65. Somebody's bargain.
| The Blue Front Store.
Bring in your cars now and have
them over-hauled at Larson & Solver
sons. They have the workmen that
can do it and do it right. sfas y
The building lately vacated by Mrs.
Asbjornson is now occupied by William
Benson, Jr., and wife, who will conduct
hotel and restaurant.
Mrs. Olson, widow of former, sher-
lift, Bfown Olson, has moved from her
farm to Westby. A son lately married
will conduct the home place.
81 Alba, seventeen year-old son eof
William Groves, suffers fracture of
bone IN one ankle. He slipped on the
walk near. ]. w. Thayer's residence.
Members of Viroqua Woodman
Camp request all members to be pres
ent this Thursday evening. A matter
of financial Importance will be consid-
cred.
Send the CENSOR to a friend or
relative for Christmas. 1t is present
that will be appreciated, and remind
er of friendship, every week and day
in the new year. Ma
About the first thing Edwin Broad
head did after he returned from the
west, was to go to Chicago and drive
home one of those powerful six-cylinder
Studebaker five-passenger cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole o. Tuhus and
| family were here from Melvina to at
err, Mrs. Rood, which occurred last
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Rev. j. <. Cooke, interment in the city
cemetery. She was rs years old, res
ident here only few months
You will miss it if you fail to see
the fountain pens, toilet articles, cut
glassware, hand painted Chinaware,
lamps, perfumes, pocket books, smokers
goods, fine stationery and the great
line of desirable things suitable for
| family, relative and friendship gifts.
A special invitation is extended to Call
and look over the line.
| Chiropractic is right. You will be
convinced if you but give it chance.
If you are sick and have tried every
thing and have not received help, try
Chiropraetic (spinaD adjustments and
GET WELL. You will come to it event
ually, why not now? w. S. Willard,
d. c.. Chiropractor, Phone q, over
Stoll & Groves. LADY ATTENDANT.
| Former Sheriff Martin Root tells
| the CENSOR that the statement of his
having two nephews killed in the for
| eign war is mistake. One of the sew
en- engaged in the awful struggle was
wounded, but is recovering and will re-
turn to the front. They are engaged
along the boundry in France, not a
great distance from their homes in
Germany Mr.. Root says they write of
atrocious treatment by French soldiers
-Osteopathy is the woman's friend.
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