Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-07

Jos. Oswalt made business trip to
Prairie du CHEN,
81. so silk petticoats at s5 30 et the
Fair Savings store.
Miss Chrissie Miller Is attending the
university at Huron, South Dakota
Mrs. Hollister, Sparta lady, died
at the age of 81 years and 6 months.
DIR. e. e. Gaines of La Fargo spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
"A son, their first born, came to the
home of Robert Glenn and wife recently.
Mrs T. R. Brent of Ch'cago is visi-
ting with her sister, Mrs. o. G. Munson.
The Fair Savings store millinery
ssle-25 per cent discount on all ladies'
and misses hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter and child
rem have gone to Oklahoma where they
have property.
C-Dr. and Mrs John a. Chase and lit
t,e daughter are at Oklahoma visiting
Mrs Chase's sister.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Cashton, Wis
lied for day with Mrs. and Mrs. N B.
Cmltn, IN tnl6 city.
Miss Bernice Dewitt is enjoying q
weeks vacation from her teaching
duties at Stoddard.
Mrs. Blanche Emmons of Chicago
is guest at the home of her father,
Mr.. O. G. Stevens.
"A large assortment of ladies' and
misses up-to-date skirts on sale at the
Fair Savings store.
-Springville M. E. aid society meets
with Mrs Dora Reed, Thursday, No
vember 49, for dinner.
Miss Cora Lillis has resigned her
place in the telephone Office, and Myrtle
Ranger is learning the system.
Mrs w. II. Burlin is in the city
having been called here by the illness
of her Sister, Mrs. John M. White.
Mrs. Theodore Brown. came from
Minneapolis to visit with her aged
mother, Mrs. William Hsughton.
100 pieces of outing flannel, this
week, at 4tc, ten Yards to a customer.
Fair Savings Store.
November, and etIt fsruers have
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piowing is the principle work.
Richard w. Nuzum and wife Of
Spokane. Washington, visited Tor few
days with the formers father and moth
er.
Miss Edna CUMMING q, who has been
learning the millinery Il 3e with Miss
Atwood, left for her Ly1 'xville home to-
day.
Found, in road near Allen Fred
rickson's farm in town of jefferson, q
gents hat. Owner can get same at this
Office.
--Arney Anders, ore nf the young
farmers near Readstown was in the
city Monday, and subscribed for the
CENSOR.
N. B. Smith and wit have returned
from Canada On their way back they
visited with their daughters at Seattle
and st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Nelson and Miss
Lbbie Spellam will leave, on Saturday,
for Chippewa Falls for visit with Nr.
and Mrs Oscar Spellum.
Ludwig Sandsmark hss purchased
from T A Tolrud, the residence north
of the Thompson mill. which he sold to
Mr. Tolrud last spring
Boys wantsd, from sixteen years
old up. Good wages Steady employ
ment. Reasona able board can be secured.
Write or call for information
La Crosse Can Company.
According to figures from the secre-
tary of states Office there are in Wis
coDsin 2,27S licensed automobiles. On
An average slue of 81. 300 apiece the to-
tai value of II is $3, 093, 800.
Judge nd Mrs. D. o. Mahoney,
Col and Mrs. G. q Morley and Capt.
and Mrs. JAG kson Silbaugh were enter
tsiners at th, Whist Club last Friday
evening.
Visions in is about to lose the last
of its buffalo, herd. The Huber Others
of Alma, Bu ffalo county, breeders, have
sold their anch and will move to Ar.
kansas At one time they had herd of
40.
Il. d. Glenn of this city, an attend
ant at Ann Arbor university, was elect
ed q member of the student council.
This council Is composed OF seventeen
r1embers who act as mediators between
Ii faculty and sAbout 5000 students.
During the ri smainder Of the season
special prices vii be made on every
thing In the line o { millinery. New ef-
fects are constant " being brought out
and the stock is omplete Call before
purchasing. Mrs J. d. Bigley.
--Messrs. L. FL. Conklin, Harvey Cox,
Henry and Vergf Woodcock left, last
Thursday evenin & for Clark county.
Every year these s Gentlemen drive to the
northern part of I he state, where they
pursue the willy sdeer during the open
season 0
Thomas Perg and wife are here
from Laurel Ne or4sks, visiting rels-
tives, friends. an 1 looking over the
scenes of chill dhoot days. Mr.. Be-ge ie
q brother of Coun ~ Treasurer Berge,
and Mrs. Berge is q daughter of Mrs.
Solversor. of Frank lin
Wesley Bort is here from Douglas
county visiting hi brother A. K Bort.
and sister. Mrs. Whitworth. He has
been IN northern Wis., onsin for more
than twenty years. He was NOT partic'
ularly concerned sb ont being home for
election, stating ths he was compelled
to t. avel sixty miles to vote.
From ccrrespui ldence received at
the CENSOR Office W learn OF the death
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