Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-15
Short News Stories of Interest
of
yiroqua and Vicinity

Z
-Sciatie rheumatism confined VIM.
Peavy to his home.
Fancy homemade sorghum, at
Henry Brothers grocery.
Mrs. d o Mahoney has been i'll
and confined to her home.
Twin girls were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Selmer Virak at Westby.
Sickness confined E. w. Hszen TO
bis home for a number of days.
City Treasurer Minshall is now
ready to receive your tax money.
Gus. Hook was called to Cszenovia
on matter OF business on Monday
Good grade canned corn at u cents
per can, at Henry Brothers grocery.
"A fine line of Christmas articles 5
from %: and up. j. w. Lucas. Ieweler.
Mrs Z Love is home after sum
mer spent in Nebraska with relatives.
Mrs. Flora Cooley went TO Beaver :
| Dam to pass the winter with her son.
Judge MahOney went to Mauston
to sit in probate court case for Judge
| Bunnell
Mr. Gray of Union town, is in the
city visiting his grand daughter, Mrs.
Isaac Morris
i Come in and see the fnest self fiji
ing fountain pen ever produced. J.W.
| Lucas, Jeweler.
Robert Butcher has returned with
his family from Jackson county to re-
side at HillsbOro.
bay State Flour, hig hest grade
patent, every sack guaranteed; forsale
at Henry Brothers grocery.
Mrs. Thomas kilen of Christiana
Is able TO return home, following a del
icate operation at Lacrosse.
| After two weeks hospital work
and observation at Mayos' Rochester
hospital. DR. C. E. Lauder is at home.
Mrs. JAS M. Smith returned from
prOtracted visit with her daughter in
Ohio, and son, DR.. Smith, in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Mae Swinson visited her sis
ter, Margaret McAuley, who is taking
course as nurse in Lacrosse hospital.
MIR. ard Mrs. Walter Dick of Dane
county, have been here visiting Mayor
Beat and mother and CT. Dahl's family.
DIR. and Mrs F E Morley go to
Ripon to pass two weeks of holiday sea-
son at the parental home of Mrs. Nor
ley.
Thomas P. Hill and Erman Cass ar
rived from Montana to pass HOLIDAYS.
and possibly the winter, with relatives.
and friends in this section.
superintendent Gardner and Prin-
cipal Smith of the training school, were
at LaFarge yesterday to JOIN the work
of school board convention
| -Viroqua Odd Fellow order will give
series Of parties and sucials during
the winter, the init al one opening on
Saturday evening OF this week.
Westby Times reports that Mrs.
| Thomas Call has been in Prairie du,
Chen sahitarlum for two weeks, is re-
ported to be gaining in health.
| Il am anxious To greet every ore.
Come In anG let "a have good old chat
! You don't have to buy. love to have
you come in. j. w Lucas, Jeweler
Mrs. Mary Gov is here from Min
neapolis to pass holiday season with her
mother. Mrs. Salome Miller Her hus-
band will join her at Christmas time. -
IF you want fire white perfect
diamond wi / sell it to you direct from
the cutters at 10 per cent. This will
save you 20 per cent if bought at whole
sale. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
NO one convenience will afford so
much pleasure and comfort to the entire
family as will Blaugas cooking and
| lighting system. The Kuebler Hard
ware will make you an estimate.
E--Those who have horses to sell will
do well to keep in mind that H E Light,
the old reliable horse buyer, will be in !.
Viroqua Monday, December 20, in vi
ola the 2lst, and in Readstown till noon
of the 22nd
Methodist bazaar and chicken pie
dinner was a signal success last Satur-
day, when more than $50 people wereF
served. Most of the saieable articles
and finery we're disposed of and neat
bunch of finance realized.
w. E. Butt is selling 100 SIS. 90 phon-
ographs. Records 10 cents. He Gays
he will compete with any costly instru-
ment and let common judges say who
takes both, which instruments are con-
cealed during the contest
Archie and Keith Fish, sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Fish, recently pur-
chased from Ole Olson and moved upon
the 200 acre farm one and half miles
north of DR.. Christianson' West Prai-
RE farm, known as the Holsether place,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Parker's daugh-
tiers, with their families, did not per-
NIT h e forty-ninth wedding ami
versary to pass without observance of
the event. 1t fell on Thursday, and in
the evening they made the old-young
parents happy with remembrances and
calls.
With trade that is something
pretty smart, and a desire to secure
more, Albert Tryggestad, the Bud mer-
chant, tells people in that section
through the CENSOR. that he can make
them happy by supplying their holiday
ard other wants
--Thos L. Melvin has moved from
Salem Ridge to Westby, where he has
purchased residence property. Tom is
happy in the fact that he is just getting
| free from a dozen Jobs comforters
which were planted on the back of his
neck for too long period.
Out of field of eighty candidates
to fill eighteen places in Lawrence Uni
versity glee club. Arnold Fawcett of
this city, was one of the successful, an
honor to which any young man might
aspire and be proud to receive. He
was also honored by being initiated in
to the college fraternity, "Delta Icta,"
the strongest and best fraternity at
Appleton.
-Berlie Moore was down at the Ross
farm helping to complete the erection
of barn, shred corn and finish up
other chores for the winter. The new
barn is reported to be a very substsn-
tial one. erected largely from the tim
Der and materials secured from Ava
lanche wooden mills, which Mr.. Moore
bought and removed year ago.
Senator and Mrs. Bennett were in
Milwaukee portion of last week,