Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-23
Christmas.
Affo1l Tha -cvsac


Crosse for two DAYS.
John w. Stevens of Springvilie suf-
fers from blood poisoning
Energy, action snd ton of money
put into Trey of 4eeearts."
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second fioor
Ferguson building. Phone IS.
Prof Aug. E. Smith and family
went to Berlin to spend holidays.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office IN Nat
oral Bank building. Phone 32.
"A young son of Columbus Graham
fractured one of his thighs by a fall.
= Fresh ground pure buekw heat fio1r
at Williams feed store. Guaranteed.
Louis Joseph Vance wrote TREY Of
Hearts " for which he received SIS, eco
Shortest day of year, December q,
has passed. Sun rose at 7:20, set at
Special matinee every Wednesday
rat 4:l5. Children 5 cents. &C Opera
house.
Burns Morrison and wife were At
Viola to visit their son Stub and
family.
Mrs. C. J. Cherrington departed
for Iowa for anindsfnite visit With rel
atives.
Walter Cilley of North Dakota. was
guest of his cousin, w. II. Morgan Of
this city.
- cc,npiete stock of building ma
terials for fall repair work at the Nuz-
UNI lumber yard
Mrs. Norris Viroqna hospital, west
of Browns music store, is prepared to
care for patients.
Viroqua IS longest constant resident.
W. w. Dunlap. is passing the winter
with his daughter at Viola.
Miss Ethel Fisher goes to Waupun
to pass holidays with her parents and
other members of the family.
Miss Luella Josvanger received the
prize at the Opera Electric, which was
given by C. F. Dahl, the druggist.
-Richland Center has small pox in
light form, four cases, while Viola is
somewhat afflicted with scarlet fever
= How about those broken windows?
It's cheaper to buy glass than to pay
fuel bills. Go to Towner's for glass
and putty.
DIR and Mrs. Will P. Gorsline are
here from Chicago to pass the holidays
with Judge Pollard and wife and other
relatives.
II Mrs. Clark Bennett went to her
home in Chicago after an absence of
two months. accompanied by Miss Car
oline Olson.
Among the debaters chosen by
Lacrosse normal school with Milwaukee
normal are Lawrence Brody and Left
Schreiner.
Repair your roofs for winter. We
have a large stock of shingles, and you
know our price is right. Bekkedal Lum
Der Company.
Relatives here learn of the death
in Missouri, of Mr.. Edward Melvin, son
of Taylor Melvin, a former Vernon coun-
ty boy, 40 years old.
The series of dances arranged by
Director Culver of the city orchestra,
are proving very agreeable socially,
more than hundred joining the club.
Venerable John Jenness of Cash
ton, has gone to Colorado to pass the
winter with granddaughters, hoping
thereby to avoid the rigors of badger
winter.
Sheriff HOMELAND is enjoying the
visit of a cousin from California. The
two men have not met for more than
thirty wears, parting in the native coun
try of Norway.
We receive from two to three cars
of cement, lime and plaster a week.
1t is fresh stock you are looking for,
that is why you buy of Bekkedal Lum
Der Company.
Don't miss the big Christmas dance
at the Opera house. Music will be fur
nished by Culver's orchestra and the
matinee pictures will be shown at in
tervals during the evening.
MIR. Edward A. Schmidt of this city,
is advised that his examination as sub
stitute railway mail clerk is satisfac-
tory, and he will probably be given a
try-out as such in the near future.
Attorney c. w. Graves was in La
Crosse to respond to toast at a BAN
quet given by the Lacrosse county
hunting and fishing association. Dis
| tinguished federal and state officials
were present.
Il. x. Loverud was in from his coun-
try home on Saturday morning to meet
his daughters, Emma and Hildah, teach
ers respectively at Stoughton and
Brownsville, Minnesota. The young
ladies' were surprised by finding for
their use and pleasure fine new piano
| in their home.
Miss Lillian Thiel. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Thiel, former residents
of Jefferson, was chosen superintendent
of schools in the South Dakota county
in which Ipswich is located. defeating
man for the place. Miss Thiel is a
graduate. of the Col. May school,
Mr.. Hans Davidson, West Prairie
machinery dealer was caller at the
CENSOR Office last Friday. He tells us
that Allen Holverson, their merchant,
is quarantined at home with small pox,
but will soon be out. It is fortunate
that his business is not affected, bis
store being open for trade and in COM
petent hands.
For the next thirty days we will
take subscriptions to the Women's Mag
azine for 35 cents per year. Included
with each subscription one copy of the
New Idea in Fashion, worth Is cents,
one pattern worth 10 cents, all for one
price, IS cents per year. All papers to
be delivered from store. H. Rogers.
Having sold my business IN Viroqua,
Wisconsin, would like to sell my fine
home in the heart of the city, on ground
that is high and dry and facing the east
and south, with fine shade trees that
take lifetime to grow. This is well
built of the best pine lumber as Mrs. L.
R. Colt can testify. Can give part
time if taken soon. Chas. S. Slack, vi
roqua, Wis.
The little Round Prairie school
house was crowded to its limit with
parents and patrons last Friday night,
when Miss Martha Rudie and her pupils