Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-26
Bits of Local News
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II. o. Mork, the grocer, has good
winter apples for sale.
For barrel of winter apples call
on A. 3. Surenson, Grocer.
DIR. E. E. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
&C. ]. DeJean of La Fargo. had
business in our city last week.
Mrs. Martha Everson is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. b. F. Purdy.
Don't miss seeing those toy tele-
phones at o. E. Davis drug store.
Mrs. Nellie Buckley has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
When in need of footwear look ov-
er our big stock. Viroqua Shoe store.
S. b. Gates came from eastern
WISCONSIN to spend Christmas with his
Nmily.
\ \Mork s apples are going. Call now
ami see them as some of the varieties
areSabout gone.
Miss Barbara Munson, teacher in
the Aontfort high school, is home for
two weeks vacation.
-Uss Golden Palace" -four; it
means head, health and happiness.
A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
Mr.. Nils J. Anderson, formerly
citizen heN and later of Madison City,
Iowa, is nOV living in St. Paul, Mime
sofa.
Miss EffA Ady returned on Sunday
from her poGtion in the schools Of
Moline, lllinos. She will spend the
holidays at herpome here.
The Misses\M May McKittrick and
Esther Butt retutned from Ispheming,
Michigan, on Sunday, to spend the holi-
days at their homss in this city.
Holiday neckSear, very latest
styles and patterrh. One in a box.
Suitable for mailing.
Blue Front Store.
Miss Ethel Hamilton, who Is at
tending the kindergarten training school
at Grand Rapids, Michigan, came home
last Friday, for the holiday vacation.
Our second purchase of fur coats
enables US to offer some more values,
such as moved our early \purchasts SO
rapidly. The Blue Front StFe.
-Chas. S. Slack G Co. have 81 EeciaI
price on - ;ns h l. City thresfsr if
taken immediat w, as the combany
wish to move ii II once. Get par leu
lars.
Come in ard l"ok at these t,ilet
sets, solid silver manicure sets, Slid
silver military SETS shaving sets, give
and handker> Met sets, etc., at OLE.
Davis drug store.
John Kolstad of Folsom community,
passed away on Saturday a week atO,
from pneumonia. He was an unmtr-
ried man and about thirty-fve years bf
age. Funeral services occurred ThuE-
day.
Yes, Chas. S. Slack & Co are sci
ing stoves, all kinds of stoves, over tie
They have large line and good stove
them when in town.
Miss Frances Dach, who has beei
attending school at Appleton college, il
spending the holidays at her home neal
this city. Miss Ethel NuZum, Mami{
Lemen and John Kendall of the SAND
institution are at the parental homes.
-Chas. S. Slack Il Co. have the
Northwestern buggies, cutters and bobs.
and |. ~ have sold the , the past nine4
teen years without one complaint
They can command the best trade
Look them over.
James Harper, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Harper of Park Rapids, Mifne-
sofa, died in hospital at St. Joseph,
Missouri, recently of injuries receiFed
in an accident which resulted in par3ly-
sis and blood poison.
We closed out at about one-half
price several lines of overcoats fr,m
two of the most reliable manufacturers
in the country These are now on sale
at little more than half price.
The Blue Front Store.l
--Chas. S. Slack & Co. have ma
chine to sort seed corn that the com
raisers of this county should examini.
1t is claimed thai this machine will ss-
lect only the desirable kernels of corp
and thereby increase the harvest yiell
from one-fifth to more.
-Viroqua's 5 delegation at the state
university Alma Wilkins, Helen and
Hope Munson, Ray Henry, Emmet Ma
honey, Carl Theige, Albert AmodC,
Oscar Natwick arrived home Saturday
morning. Hildar Schreiner, Nora and
Martha Neprud and Chester Dahl ar
rived on the same train at Westby.
Miss Ella Wyman came from Mil
waukee Downer college to pass holiday
season with her mother. Her cousin,
Bernard Hammer of Hillsboro, student
at the state university, was her guest
for day or two. Mabel Chase and
the Misses Baker also came from
Downer.
-Christofer Anderson died at his
home in the town of Franklin, on Sat
1rday week ago, from paralysis, aged
fifty-four years. Deceased had been a
constant sufferer for the past two
years. He is survived by a wife and
family. Funeral services occurred on
Wednesday, at Folsom, Rev. l.. C. ia
cobson officiating.
- The writer witnessed at Madison,
Friday night, the initiation of a class of
$50 gentlemen into the mysteries of
woodcraft. The national lecturer and
most Of the officers of the state head
camp were present. The Woodman or
ganization is growing wonderfully rapid
at the present time in Wisconsin and
other states. In Chicago, within few
days, class of 2, 700 will be shown the
actual goat performance in one of the
city camps.