Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-27
Join the procession.

DER bargains at the Nuzum yard.
Storm sash at the Nnzum yard.
Buy now while stock is complete.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tioual Bank building. Phone 30.
Friday and Monday nights, big s.
piece orchestra dance at Running's.
Start the new year right. Have
your auto painted like new at Frank
Inns.
Con Busswell of this city has pur-
chased the Coon Valley photograph
studio.
Now is the time to have your old
furniture repaired and repainted at
Franklin's.
F. w. Alexander and wife spent
Christmas with their son and family
at Sparta.
Blaine Cade and family are here
from Iowa to pass holidays at the pa
rental home.
Misses Iona Slack and Myrtle
Larson are home from Wausau for
| holiday vacation.
Miss Laura Smouse returned to
her home in Canada, accompanied by
her aunt, Lulu Love.
Miss Marion Dahl, city librarian
at Two Harbors, Minnesota, is home
for Christmas festivities
Mrs. Bert McClurg of Pleasant ridge
was operated upon successfully for
goiter in La Crosse hospital.
--Virogua United Lutheran church
had substantial Christmas gift-32
uniting with. the congregation.
Place your orders now for No.
wood. VIII commence hauling soon
as roads permit. Grant Dewitt.
Donald Stephens came from Mil
waukee to pass a couple days with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Stephens
MIR. A. L. Smelly, one of Otto Ha-
gems clerks at Westby, has purchased
Lem Stevlingson' Melvina store.
Former Senator Howard 'Teasdale
of Sparta was recently married to Miss
Flora Morrill,, teacher at Oshkosh.
Go to Aliens blacksmith shop in
Newton and get your horses shod with
never-slip shoes or the common shoes.
Fred Woods and family came from
Clinton town to spend Christmas with
ID. I. Buchanan and wife in their new
home.
Dave %. Stevlingson was up from
Chaseburg to spend Christmas with
his family. He is we'll satisfied with
his new business.
Running gives dances at his hall
Friday and Monday nights, the latter
a 'Sr New vars .da7ep Htve-pi Gre
orchestra music at both.
Remember the dance at Running
hall this week Friday, also the big
New Years dance Monday night-5-
piece orchestra music at both.
Peter L. Fortney, accompanied
by Fred Hook and Otto Lind were at
Cleveland to attend national conven-
tion Of automobile handlers.
Secretary Harrington wishes to
advise all Mystics in arrears that it
will be necessary to suspend them If
payment is not made by January /.
Sumner Nuzum arrived from Mon
tana to greet the old folks at home.
the Joel Nuzum family, after career
% many years as western ranchman.
-M.J.Felix wishes to thank the peo-
pie ofGhis vicinity for the best years
business since he has been inViroqua,
and wishes all of you. happy and
prosperous new year.
"A basket social will be given at
the home of Allen Holverson on Sat
urday night, December 80, for benefit
of West Prairie Lutheran parsonage
fund Everybody INVITED.
Rev. Frank Bell begins campaign
of Sunday school work at Methodist
church next Sunday. lasting ten days.
He is a representative of the Metho-
dist Sunday school board.
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- |
tion. 39-tf |
Stephen II. Davis, a resident of |
Sugar Grove and Readstown for sixty |
years, died at the latter place Decem- |
Der 49, He was a much respected |
man and his death is mourned by |
many.
DIR. Chester A. Minshall and fam |
ily we're in the city from Westby on
Christmas Today they leave for the |
Pacific coast to spend a month with |
Ed Minshall and family in Oakland, |
we all say.
Leslie Fisher ard wife of Manito- |
voc and Chever Fisher of Hartford. |
are holidaYing with their parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Geo B. Fisher. The latter |
is employed in the, Kissle automobil |
factory at Hartford.
Specials for Friday and Saturday
at the Daylight Store: Lingeuberries
l23C per quart, SOC Batavia coffee ? |
pounds for 55c, 15c tomatoes ? cans
for 25c, peas 10c per can, Gold Seal |
leather top rubbers $3.50, SOC mittens
Toe, Golden West -four 1925 per sack.
Martin Davidson and family have
taken possession of the new cottage
home constructed for them the past
season by Bekkedal company. 1t is
one of the strikingly modern and /
beautiful homes of the city and the
Davidsons and their neighbors are to
be congratulated.
The CENSOR learns with sincere
regret of the death. at his Canadian
home, of Mr.. o. F. Patterson, a form
er well-known man of Harmony town
The Pattersons. parents and. numer-
1us brothers, were among the earliest
settlers Of Newton Valley.
-Itwill be sad news TO numerous
relatives and friends to learn of the
leath, from cancer,of Charles n. Man
ey, who has resided near Ontario for
some years. He was about So years
Did, lived for many years on Bishop