Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-29
Christmas shopping next.

Hess stock food is guaranteed by
o. E. Davis.
Mrs. George Sawyer and son have
moved to Madison.
Mrs. Geo w. Schroeder returned
from a visit to Minneapolis.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Feed Sal Vet and see the stock
grow For sale by o. .. Davis.
The greatest program on earth at
the Star. Come and be convinced
"A fine line of meerschaum and bril-
ar pipes at o. E. Davis drug store.
"A number of Westby ladies were
up to attend Lutheran bazaar. and
dinner.
Everything for fall repair work
at the Nuzum yard. Quality and
prices right.
Complete line of paroid roofngs
at the Nuzum yard. Best values on
the market.
-Ledman & Lenox have opened a
feed and livery stand in the old Viro-
qua hotel barn.
M. J. Felix is enlarging his resi-
dence by adding second story on one
section of the same.
-Barker's Anticeptic will knock
bad odor on sore. sweaty feet in df-
teen seconds. All drug stores.
Miss Norma Cass entertained a
party of high school girls at cIating
dish party at her home Monday even
ing.
In a letter to her father, Miss
Lois Suttle writes from California
that the cold snap had detrimental eff
feet on fruit.
Mrs. A. S. Nelson fell on the steps
at her home and dislocated hip joint
and badly bruised her body. She is
confined to her bed
Think it over Is there any rea-
son why you should not support a
clean-cut picture house? Don't you
want strictly home institution to be
a success.
The w. r. C. will have election of
officers December 2. All members
should attend. Meeting calledto order
at O'Clock sharp. Goldie Atkins,
Press Cor.
Veteran Luther Glenn has the ad,
vantage of most of us. His Thanks
. giving turkey, 9-pound bird, came
by parcel post from his son Werley in
Montana.
Monday was a whale of a, business
day in the city. In fact every day is
good for general trade. Large stock
delivery has much to do with the
volumes of business.
= Harold Sfoll came from South Da-
kota to accept position as salesman
in Stoll & Groves clothing house. de
is son OF Fred Stoll. who moved west
a numoer OF years since.
Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan Gift of La
Fargo, left for Wiboux, Montana, where
they will spend the winter months
with their two daughters, Mrs. j.
Langley and Mrs. Arthur Hall.
Public opinion rules The world.
It's tbs ailnion of thousands of men
that Adler's Collegian clothes are the
best made-they prove it by wearing
them. Blue Front Store, Ellefson 81
johnson.
In the course of a letter to the
CENSOR, Mrs. Eva Shephard-Reeve
writes from Mitchell, South Dakota,
that people of that state rejoice over
the fact that they are again in the
dry column of commemorative.
Hon. Hugh Porter and wife enter
tanned the board of directors of the
creamery at dinner. Saturday. The
party included Chris Ellefson, L M.
Thompson, Joseph Buchanan, ID. N.
Froiland and Mrs. Ira Caspersou.
-Mesdames r. T.. Wolfgram and
B. G. Brown entertained at bridge
Friday, at the home of the former, in
0E
Minshall was the winner of the prize,
having the highest score in cards.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the prac-
tice of law at his office in the Linde-
mann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
Mr.. A. F.. hiitby, Westby, has a
Winner grain separator and cleaner
and invites the farmers in his vicinity
to call and witness demonstration
at his Office, of this wonderful machine
separating oats and wheat also barley
and oats.
Congregations aid society will
hold their annual shop sale in the
church parlors on Thursday, Decem.
Der I, opening as 2:30. A novely booth
will be special feture. Old fashioned
chicken pie supper $50 to $40 Every
body invited.
With these long nights, we spend
much time in leading, and our eyes
suffer, unless properly cared for. Eye
sight is grand gift: so are correctly
fitted eyeglasses. Let DR.. Evenson
of Lacrosse serve you. He makes his
own lenses.
Prairie du Chen Sanitarium train
ing school has secured MissM r. Hall,
r. N, Of Philadelphia, for superin-
tendent. Applicants desiring to enter
class of 1917 write Superintendent of
Nurses. Prairie du Chen Sanitarium,
Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin.
While here from Montana Mr.. and
Mrs Reed Hunt, disposed of the DIR.
Stevens residence and 81 acres of land
to Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira Casperson, who
expect ia inc future to build and make
it their home. 1t is desirable loca-
tion.
Mrs. C. J. Smith was called to the
old home at Trempealeau by the sud-
den death of a sister, Mrs. Winfield.
The lady had frequently visited this
city and made many friends here who
appreciated her qualities of splendid
womanhoCd and are shocked and
grieved by her untimely demise.
AT the age of 90 years, at the
home of Chas. ], Mcclellan in Ber
gen, November Is, one of the pioneer
men of Vernon county passed to his
final reward, Mr.. Abram Morris, who