Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-02
Short News Stories of Interest
viroqua Vicinity
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Toys OF every uescriptlon now ready
at Towner's.
Did you see those character dolls
at o. E. Davis.
Come in and see the ladies up-to-
date hand bags at o. E. Davis
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
An extensive line of library tables
can be seen at Wigs furniture store.
-Meerschaum pipes of the best quail
| ity with right prices at o. E. Davis.
-LilIis sure has the line of set rings.
Call in and see them. Opposite post
office.
Am in receipt of new lot of franz
ed pictures of varied subjects. Wigs
/ furniture store.
-Thayer & Davidson disposed of 100
acres of land near LaFarge to George
Sanford of that place.
Buy tube of the wonderful Peer
less stain remover at the Congrega.
tional Chriftmas shop.
Anyone desiring a dressmaker by
the day will please call on or address
Bessie Somerfeld, R4
Go to the Blue Front Store for the
finest and most appropriate Christmas
presents for men and boys.
"A number of ladies dress skirts in
brown, navy, gray and black at clean
up prices at Suttle e Tate's.
BE sure and see "The Money God"
IN five big reels, at the Opera Electric
Saturday, admission 10 and Is cents.
&C. W. Graves is making numerous
improvements in his residence, adding
plumbing sanitary closet and bath room.
&C. K. Bishop of this city has ex-
changed his Montana property for a
stock farm of SEQ acres near West Salem
M. j. Coffland came from Richland
Center to pass Thanksgiving and stay
over the Sabbath with his brother and
family.
Douglas Waffle sold his Second
ward residence to Fred Somerfeld. 1t
is understood Mr.. Waffle and family
will move elsewhere.
AT Hendrickson' shoe store you
will find an up-to date line of ladies',
mems and children's house slippers and
moccasins, from soc to 81. GO.
DIR. F. |. Pinch was a Hillsboro
caller in the county seat on business,
yesterday. The CENSOR was pleased
to have brief visit with him.
Former Supervisor John G. John
son has been over from Stoddard for
two days. This morning he underwent
slight operation on the face.
j. w. Curry mOtored over from
West Lima to see his mother, return
ing during Tuesday night. He expects
to remove to Viola before very long.
Clearance sale of millinery at Mrs.
A. o. Larscn's. All hats must be sold
regardless of cost, by December %, as
the store will then be closed until March
/, 1915.
-Hendrickson' shoe store carries a
full line of overshoes and rubbers-on
first quality goods, no seconds or any
OF the lower grade goods IN mems or
boys.
Geo. w. Goodman drove over from
Forest town and made his father and
| family a visit at Newton. Twenty two
years ago he moved to the east section,
and expresses himself as not displeased
with the change.
Better get one of Thayer & David
sons lists of farms, consult it and then
call on them. They have a nice large
assortment Of the best of Vernon coun-
ty farms and Viroqua residences, and
can suit the purchaser.
MIR. Dahl, the druggist, will give
each lady attending the Electric theatre
next Wednesday night, bottle of high
grade perfume Alec each lady will
have chance to win the large size
sl.00 bottle to be given by Mr.. Dahl.
During the week Mr.. and Mrs. J ohm
F'riddell have en- sertained quite party
of relatives at their farm home-John
Maui and wife and Mrs. Geo. Beck of
Rome, Mr.. and Mrs. George Frohmader
of Camp Douglas, H. j. Romanowsky
of Chicago.
--Viroqua Masonic bodies have ar
ranged six parties for their members
and families during the winter, the
| first 70 be given by the Eastern Star
on Friday night, December IL, at the
Tenn pie. 800" social. Masons and
theii families are invited.
-ksr. Andrew Larmo, welIknown
man OF Purdy community died suddenly.
He was in his usual health on Thursday,
being found dead the following morning.
Mr.. Ls-mo was 70 years old, had long
been resident of that section. Fun
ersl took place at Purdy on Monday,
largely attended.
DIR. Evenson of Lacrosse has plac-
ed another lens grinding machine in his
lens grinding department. This will
enable him to turn out more work so
that he can take care of his fellow
tIdutbLDdft. ANY tclt5 CdIl Dc duplicated
by sending the broken pieces to him.
You will save money too.
-On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d.
Williams took their departure for a
winters sojourn in the milder climate
of the south, going to Biloxi. Mississip-
ri, where they were two winters ago.
That they may have a season of rest.
pleasure and safe return home in the
spring is the wish of every acquaintance.
-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
Chiropractic (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.
The freeze of two weeks ago neces-
STATED suspension of road work by the
three crews operating near the city.
The county gang made good impress
ion on work north of town, and two
McCaughey railroad squads did some
excellent work at leveling and claying
the sand road southeast of town and on
the Carmichael and Fisher hills east of
the city. 1t is unfortunate that frost
prevented completion of work in these
three needed quarters. Undoubtedly
the jobs will be completed in early
spring.
Students and teachers were legion
who came to Viroqua homes for Thanks
or wing uyartrara in al sr0zao uorraai