Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-28
Thanks giving.

Telephone No for Rogers dry
goods store.
Editor o G. Munson is home for
Thanksgiving,
Il L. Norris, of La Crosse, visited
Viroqua friends on Tuesday.
Nick Dorscheid of Westby, was =
business caller here, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Ames, of Ross,
did shopping in the city Saturday.
-Miss Daisa Bowman has resigned
her position at the Fair Saving store.
Mrs. q. G. Gardner is visiting her
sister, Mrs Julia Rosenfeld, at Portage.
C. S. Lawson of DeSoto, was in vi
roqus on a mission of business last Fri
day.
John B Stetson self conforming
stiff hats, only 81 ct the Blue Front
store.
B 1 Bailey of Rillsboro, was a
pleasant caller at the CENSOR cffi5e Oh
Friday.
-Lnmberman Thayer shipped two
carloads Of OAK lumber to outside = 'ipts
last week
One heating stove and one par'or
suit for sale cheap Inquire of Rev. l.
c.. Jacobson.
Miss Ella Wyman, student at Mil
waukee Downer college, is home for
Thanksgiving
Mrs N E Bowman entertained
number of Relief corps friends at cards,
Saturday evening
Mrs. o G Munson entertained at
dinner, last Friday, Mr. and Mrs G. Fl.
Clarke and family.
L Sandsmark has sold his 5-acre
tract in Chase Heights to Mrs Marie G.
Nelson of this city
The ladies sid % I. 1g of the Metho-
dist church will meet &c the home OF j.
M. Henry, on Tuesd1Y.
Election Of woutej4's relief corps
officers will bs held December s Every
member is requested to be present.
p. Curtis returnad froul hunt
ing trip to Rnsk county LAST week, and
brought with him tbs carcass of a deer
Mr.. and Mrs, VIII R Akin nee
Euola Carmichael, cam from Steel,
North Dak0tY, last week for visit at
Lu6lT parental uCIueS.
Miss E'jz lbath Spelum returned on
Sunday evening from Chippewa Falls
where che has been the guest of her
brother, Oscar Spellum
Miss Lulu Thampaou returned last
week from Lacrosse vbsre she had been
taking Treatment in a no pital She is
much improved in health
AT Mauston Mrs. Daniel Ronnds,
aged 80, burned to death. Her clothing
caught fire while she was attempting to
light stove with kerosene.
Come and see the fine liue of hats.
For the remainder of the season | will
sell hats at greatly reduced prices.
Mrs. Norris
Our second purchase of fur coats
enables us to offer some more values,
such as moved our early purchases so
rapidly The Blue Front store.
A meeting will be held at the Nc
Lees school house, ten miles west of
Virouua, on Wednesday, December 5,
for the purpose of organizing cheese
factory.
N E Perry, who has conducted 8
successful restaurant business here for
Soldiers Grove to engage in the same
business.
AT La Crosse last week, Mfs viii
Dsaver, nee Edns Henry, underwent
two operations for an abscess and APP
pendicitis Friends here sincerely hope
for her recovery,
Ladies' of the Relief Corps gave
surprise party in honor of Mrs Albert
johnson, last Monoay night, and pre-.
sented her with china tea set ard
hand painted Ike dish.
The ladies aid society of the Mstho
dist church will hold their annual bazar
at Proctors hall on December Is, after
noon and evening A supper will be
served in connection with the bazar
Children and dolls are inseparable
You never saw little girl that could
have too many dolls. Come in and
look over my lire. Buy early and get
the best 0 e Davis, Druggist
The Vernon County Lani company
reports the sale of w NJ Kiugston's
S0.acre farm two miles west OF the city,
to G. NJ. Christianson, who recently
moved here from South Dakota.
D. f Mains has sold twenty-six
Lincoln sheen to George Hofmeister of
Union Center He shipped the ssme
last Friday A B. Smell also shipped
q fine bunch of Shropshire sheep to Mr.
Hofmeister.
Annual election of officers for Wood.
man lodge at Purdy occurs nsxt Satur-
dav evening Two new members will
he initiated and three names voted upon
After business of the evening has been
disposed of an oyster supper will be
served.
The Avalanche mill will grind
wheat and feed every daV from now on,
at the same old price. Will grind huck-
wheat on December and Your
patronage is earnestly solicited. We
are in business for living.
c A Corey, Proprietor.
Otis Wisel recently died at Salem
Center Indiana aged ninety six years
and twenty-five DAYS. He was brother
of Orin Wisel, the first county CLERK of
this county He was the last of a
family of six sons and four daughters
excepting Mrs. Jacob Higgins of Liberty
Pole who is now venerable Ia years.
Suppose you bought an express or