Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
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week at La Crosse,
Mrs Henry Casson is in the city Wis
itiDg her mother
Mrs Martha Love Mckinney is very
i'll with typhoid fever.
For new ideas IN millinery call at
the Fair Swings Store,
Mrs NJ V West of Red Mound vi
cinity, died recently.
Miss Susan James returned from a
two weeks stay at Tomah.
Geo. r. Eastman of Dilly, was
CENSOR caller last Thursday,
New line of stylish shirts just re-
ceivsd at The Blue Frolt Store
-Silas CALI oun OF Clinton is spend
ing some time in Barron county.
--4eorge Griftia has moved 20 town
and occupies the Solberg cottage
The Fair Savings Store has the right
suits and overcoats at right prices.
Miss Margaret Coffland is in Chicago
taking lessons in china painting.
Mrs Willis of Milwaukee, was the
guest of M. D. Chase over Sunday.
John K Chorlco renews his studies
at the Milwaukee medical college.
--l50 pairs pants, large sizes, at one
half price, at the Blue Front store.
Mr and Mrs l. G. Boyle spent sew
oral days in Milwaukee the first of the
week.
Miss Libbie Spellum and her father
will occupy Mrs. Buckley's new resi-.
dence.
Have you seen the new "bear skin"
cloaks for little folks at Ell. D. Williams
X Cos?
Mrs. Frank Williams is receiving
visit from her father, Mr.. Paulson of
Westby.
Ham Cowan and Macks McVey, of
Rockton, have been inspecting northern
Wisconsin.
Roy Calkins and J. A. Hayes are
taking IN the big races at Lexington,
Kentucky.
-Springville aid society will meet
with Mrs Roy Harris, Thursday, Octo-
ber 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Waggoner were
in the city, guests of M. V, B. Richards
and family.
job lots in wall paper, cheap; clear
ance sale of patterns cheaper; at Town
er's cheapest
Miss Kathryn Faller, instructor in
vocal music, is spending vacation at her
home in Bsraboo
-Mrs, r. J. Rosenfeli and son Ivan,
of Portage, are visiting friends and rel
atives in this city.
Rev. ]. T. Kneen will preach in
Bishop Branch church on TT ursday ev-
ening at 8 o'clock.
For sale, cheap, bed room suite,
springs, mattress, couch and chairs, In
quire at CENSOR office.
L J. Engebretson, wife and daugb-
ter, of Cashton, were guests of Ed. Gull
Yer and family on Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. DeLap of Richland
Center, passed Sunday in this city, the
guests of Mrs. Lydia Casson.
DR. John II. Chase has purchased a
launch which will soon be delivered at
their country home at Victory.
Mrs. Wilkins went to Madison to
pass Sunday with her daughter Alma
She will visit Milwaukee before return
ing.
Ladies aid society of the Synod Lu-
theran church will be held with Mrs
Lars Josvanger on Friday afternoon of
this " eek.
For sale cheap, three acres of land
good house, barn and tobacco shed, in
the city of Viroqua Inquire of John
Skarstad.
To make blue Monday" Bright
Monday" always use Swift's Pride Soap
and Washing Powder. Your dealer
sells them.
"A B Stevens, eyesight specialist of
Ill L. t.
jeweler, next Monday and Tuesday, Oc-
tober 16 and IL
Aaron Watson and family have tax
en- possession of the William Webb farm
north of this city, formerly owned by
Griffin Brothers
Clint Stunkard of Towerville, was
in the city on Monday to meet MIR. and
Mrs T. B. Rand of Winona, who spend
some days with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed VanWinters and
son Herbert of Readstown, have pur-
chased farr property in Missouri for
which state they depart today.
Young peoples society of the Luth-
eran Synod church will meet, Sunday
afternoon, at Mr.. Edward Swenson's
place, thres miles south of town.
"A fine new monument has been
erected upon Mrs. Fergusons lot at the
cemetery, in memory of her husband,
the late lamented Frank Ferguson.
Mr. o. S. Johnson, one of the lead
ing educators of Crawford and farmers
of the town of Utica, paid the CENSOR
a call while in t ne city on Monday.
For sale, farm of 100 acres, located
69 miles southwest of Viroqus, so acres
improved. For particulars communi-
cate with N. G. Weeden, Viroqua, Wis.
"A large assortment of stylish dress
shirts have just arrived and the patterns
are very desirable-a look win tell the
tale. THE BOSToN.
Rev. Fl. A. Waste was in the city
from Viola on Saturday. He brought
his wife and mother.in law here to take
the train to Sparta, where they will visit
for some time
Jacob Haag of Debello, has sold his
farm to Wencel Jenochek, receiving
a, 00G for the same. Mr.. Haag has pur-
chased a farm in Minnesota and will
move there soon.
"A party of western sight-seers from
La Fargo, made up of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Gathers, Mertie and Dan Mathews, and
N. A. Ferlen. have been taking in the
sights of Colorado
-"V'nt' Frazier has established a
weekly paper at Lewiston, Winona
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