Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-06
Short News Stories of Interest
Ups Doings
Viroqua and Vicinity
-Great Deeember weather.

nesday.
Ivory goods in great variety at
TOWERS.
-Chas A. Parker has a new Buick
roadster car.
Donald Kellicutt of this city, has
enlisted IN the navy.
Have your furniture refnished at
Franklin's. Phone i72
Bargains in ladies' and children's
suits at Suite & Tate's,
Mems and ladies' shoes at low
prices See NJ. j. Felix
Best quality leather hand bags at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Storm sash at the Nuzum yard.
Buy now while stock is complete.
Everything men and boys wear.
Blue Front Store, Ellefson q Johnson.
Save money on your meat Buy
at Anderson's special Saturday sales.
The wife of Rev. Stanley has been
very i'll, but is now somewhat improved.
j. D Simpson is at Sparta attend
ing state convention % buttermakers.
Two furnished rooms for rent in a
modern home in Viroqua. Call No.
BAG.
Annual roll call viii he held in Vi
roqua Odd Fellow lodge Saturday
night.
Ladies' fur sets and separate scarfs
and muifs at special low prices at
Felix.
Do not forget, j. w. Thayer sells
lumber of all kinds at reasonable
prices
Wanted-Good oak, maple, and
walnut logs delivered in ViIoqua. j.
w. ThaYer.
Lumber is advancing and it viii
pay you to examine Thayer's dry stock
and buy now.
Mrs. NJ. J. Jordan returned from
Madison after several weeks passed
with her sister.
-R.H. Drake and wife paid Thanks
giving visit to their daughter and
son-in-law at Newry.
-Towner bias the most eligent line
of cards and booklets for the holidays
that he has ever shown.
Advertise your Christmas goods
in the CENSoR's colored holiday edi-
tion to be issued next week.
Read the advertisement of The
Farmers Store elsewhere on this page.
Many big bargains are offered.
Election of officers in Viroqua
Woodman Camp this Thursday night
All arrearages should be paid then.
-Foggy conditions brought tobacco
from the poles Monday. Warehouse
work is soon contemplated by dealers.
Ladies. 1915 good ssool serge dress
es from 1915 up this week. Colors
navy, brown and green. Suttle &
Tate.
After an absence of 81 years, Mr..
Sam Nelson returns from Idaho to re-
new friendships about the old Purdy
home.
Edwin Kuehn is taking an enforced
vacation from Milwaukee employment
He was somewhat injured while at
work
Big bargains in ladies' ready-to-
wear garments coats, dresses. skirts,
etc. at sensationally low prices at NJ
J. Felix
Remember the Congregational
shops and chicken pie supper this Thurs
day afternoon and evening. Every
BODY invited
In a public place in Viroqua, re-
Gently, money was picked up, which
can be secured at the CENSOR Office
by proving ownership.
Burton Eckhardt visited the ag-
ricultural college at Madison. He
Joins acquaintances and takes in the
fat stock show at Chicago
Christmas occurs on December %.
this year, and the NJ. E. bazaar and
dinner on the 9th, or Saturday of this
week Don't miss either.
Many were the home-comings to
Viroqua for Thanksgiving by students,
teachers and others. Personal men
tion of each is not possible.
H. H. Goodenough was in the city
from Reedsburg to attend to matters
legal. He was accompanied.s hy At
torney Francisco of Ontario.
Miss Matte jackson and w. p.
Morgan are re-engaged for county SUI
pervising teachers the coming year,
and are making rounds of the country
schools.
-Springville Methodist ladies aid
will give their annual bazaar and
chicken pie dinner in the church par
lors on Friday afternoon and evening
of this week.
Uncle Billy Connor, one of the
county's veteran sol3iers and best cit
isens died at his holhe i'm Mound Park
A suitable account of his good life
will appear later.
The first experience at voting
came to Grandma Rayner on last
election day in Montana at the age of
81 This IS a remarkable occurrence,
and one of which she is truly proud.
People planning on building a
house, barn or silo this fall or coming
season, should see 7. N. Beaver, Viro-
qua, manufacturer of cement blocks
and contractor for all kinds of ce-
ment work.
Nearly a carload OF trunks. suit
cases and bags for the holiday trade.
All kinds at all prices. No where
else can you find such rare selection.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
Relatives and old acquaintances
were gratified to greet Nels T. For
tun, former Bristow boy and mer-
chant. He is now engaged in the
electric light business at Lyle. Mime
sofa, proprietor of the plant
Foreman Alexander and other
Uyited States grand jurymen who
have been in Lacrosse for two weeks,
spent Sunday at home. Xhey expect
to be discharged by the presiding
Judge today. Mr Alexander tells the