Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-12-03

~ eSs yes, IT'S WlAtcA-
Try the coffee at the Unique. 45tf
-Longfellow' Evangeline, Monday
and Tuesday.
-Pre-inventory sale OF ladies suits,
coats and skirts at Rogers.
An ideal Christmas gift-a box
of Elmer's chocolates-at the Optimo.
Miss Edith Lawson has been in
the city from DeSoto visiting friends.
R. w. Rogerson and A. j. Beat
were at Retreat on a business matter.
All too soon we have weather
that would do credit to mid-winter.
&C. ]. Kuebler will be in his Delco
store every Saturday. 32-tf.
Ole L. Olson purchased the new
Willard Bowman cottage in Second
ward.
Miss Marjorie Wiganowsky spent
Thanksgiving with friends in La
Crosse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond is near
Avalanche nursing sick in the Kellar
family.
DR.. Mead has moved his family
to the city, after year on Pleasant
ridge farm.
Paintings for Christmas gifts by
Verna E. Thayer on sale at Davis
Drug store.
Mrs. A. f. Burnside was at To-
NAH to visit her brother Clint Hazen
and family.
Frederick Dyson is at home, COM
ing from his Chicago studies because
of bad cold.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann arrived
from Michigan, where she has been
for some months,
d. J. Dagnon, cashier of the Yuba
State Bank, spent Thanksgiving IN
this city with friends.
We are selling our heavy SO cent
white bleached outing at % cents per
yard.-Surneson & Dahl.
Mrs. |. S. Hamilton went to South
Dakota to see her son Floyd and SON
in-law, Mr.. Zimmerman.
Mrs. George Griffin was at La
Crosse for few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Paul Lawrence.
"A shipment of new dress goods,
serges, poplins, prunellas, costume
-velvets, etc, at Suttle & Tate's.
Keep in mind the dance at the
Opera House every Saturday night
by the Culver-Longworth orchestra.
"A. C. Coquillette has removed
from Stoddard to this city. He is
salesman for seeds and orchard stock.
Satin, silk and crepe kimonos,
corduroy robes and warm bath robes
for Christmas gifts at Suttle & Tate's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Haskell leave
today, for Eureka, Arkansas, to pass
the winter, if they find things to their
liking.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. McKittrick
leave tomorrow, for Cleveland, Ohio,
to spend the winter with their daugh-
ter May.
Secretary E. T. VanWinter of the
Utica Insurance company, met other
officers here, on Saturday, for business
transaction.
Call and see the choice line of hol-
Iday goods Towner is opening. You'll
imagine you are at Christmas tree
entertainment.
OFF for Los Angeles, California
tomorrow, is John E. Nuzum, wife and
daughter Ethel, where they will pass
the winter months.
j. A Doerr and Adam McLees,
accompanied by their wives, passed
day at Kickapoo Center with E. 7.
VanWinter and family.
w. d. Dyson accompanied Fred
Eckhart to Waukesha, where he hopes
to get relief from rheumatism. Mr..
Eckhart has suffered intensely for
some weeks.
Ed Gorsline is at one of the Prai-
RE du Chen sanitariums taking mud
baths. He has been limping about by
the aid of cane made miserable by
rheumatism.
"A week ago Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Brye celebrated the twelfth an
niversary of their marriage. A fam
lily dinner was served and a happy
time enjoyed.
Time now to advertise holiday
goods. Remember the Censor reaches
nearly every home in the central part
of Vernon county, and covers Firo-
qua's trade limit.
Just received a new assortment of
mems and young mems winter caps in
the one piece top, fur inbands and
nifty patterns. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
William Bentson, Senior, has been
in a La Crosse hospital operated upon
for a painful growth in one of his
heels. He was accompanied by his
son-in-law, Martin Keengan
Gus Wise has purchased the new
modern cottage on South Main street
owned by Dr. A. P Minshall The
latter. accompanied by Mrs. Minshali,
expect to spend the winter in Califor-
MIA, departing for the coast on Friday.