Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-16
Bits of Local News
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Buy your storm sash from Tibbits-
Cameron.
| Col. Butt went to Sparta on legal
matters, Sunday.
Phillip DIXON of La Fargo. was in
the city on Monday.
Miss Maude Allen is assisting at
the telephone central.
Texas Sweethearts' coming on
Thursday, October "A.
-Erick Dallon of Clear Lake, was a
Viroqua visitor, Monday.
Fred Gross and wife were in from
| West Prairie on Saturday.
Charlie Peters came home from
Iowa, where he has been with show
company.
Lewis Mason had the misfortune
TO break knee cap and is going about
with stiff knee.
When you tuy storm sash from
ibbits--Cameron you get fresh sash no
old sash carried over.
Mrs. S. R. Ewing has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Electa Williams
and husband from Kansas.
Mrs. Philip King, who has been
visiting relatives here for the summer,
returned to her home in Texas
H. A. Lombard passed through
Viroqua Monday enroute from La Fargo
to his home at Saltwater, South Da-
kota.
Miss Nellie Tolefson, one of the
clerks at Rogers store, was kept at
home on account of her mothers i'll
ness.
Get ready for winter by placing
your order for storm sash early Tib-
bits-Cameron can fit any opening large
or small.
"A new chimney has been built at
the high school for the accommodation
of the range in the domestic science
department.
Mrs. Iver Olson of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, is here for visit with her
sisters, Mrs. o. Gilberrson and the
Misses Bjelland.
Mrs. John Dawson went to Sparta
on Monday morning to visit her brother,
Mr.. |. H. Ady, and will remain until
the last of the week.
Mr.. R. w. Kelting of Spooner, was
here for visit with his brother-in-law,
Geo. w. Allen, and also to look after
tilo ESdl cStdlG DuSl06SS.
The most up-to-date clildrens suits
and overcoats to be seen in the city
Stylish and made to resist hard wear.
The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs R. H. Poe have gone
to La Crosse to visit with relatives
there while enroute to their future
homesin Sarles, North Dakota.
You are thinking about a good
warm flannel shirt You will not have
long to think when you see our exten-
sive line of $1.00 to $500.
The Blue Front Store
Charles Sharfenstein came from
Cassville, Thursday, TO settle up some
business matters in Viroqua. He Ill
forms US that he is running a store at
Cassvilie.
Mr.. M M. Dawson of New York
City, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson in this city,
leaving next day for St. Paul where he
was called in his acturial capacity on
life insurance matters.
Fred Bean of West Prairie, Jens
Davidson of Westby, and R. P Dalton
of La Fargo, are committee Of three
to value the real estate and buildings
of Vernon county asylum aud We're in
session on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton II. Nelson
celebrated their wedding anniversary
at their Coon Valley home on a recent
day. 1t was a pleasant event joined in
by neighbors and friends. N. H. Mel
and wife attended from this city.
The Eckert family, who gave a
concert at the Opera house, Friday
aUanirrfs n hla 17a,1cinal
treat to the high school pupils on Fri
day morning, all of whom were enthusi-
astic over Miss Hazel, the young vio-
linist.
Chris P Peterson made second trip
to La Fargo to install a large plate
glass window for Chase Bros, at their
store. Upon the former occasion it
was found that the window was not
what was desired so it was exchanged
f or & better one.
Farmers of Westby and Cashton
country are shipping their sugar beets,
and many carloads are now being taken
from those stations. Shipments are
pewa Falls. The acreage is not as
large as last season. No beets have yet
been shipped from our station.
mans ErlckSOn, VINO ilVSS less IMAM
a mile southwest of Springville, has
disposed of his place and will soon move
to Tacoma, Washington. He will sell
personal property, consisting of farm
imple nents, stock, household goods,
ETC.. at auction on Thursday, the oath.
Grandma Williams of Brookville, is
having reunion ~ot her family, two
daughters, Mrs. H E. Mathews of
Chicago, and Mrs. Bert Williams of
Kansas, joining Mrs. S. r. Ewing and
Mrs. Samuel Gorsline at the old home.
One other daughter was unable to make
the family circle complete.
Among the guests at the Dahl sill
yer wedding were DIR. Chas. Trowbridge
and wife, Otto Otteson and wife, Tom
Sanwick and wife, F. Wilkins and wife,
Henry Rogers and wife, Andrew john
son, Hon. d. o. Mahoney and wife,
Rev. Halvorson and wife, Henry Ben
nett and wife and Frank Williams and
wife.
Mrs. o. G.. Munson went to Madi-
son, on Monday, joining her husband
the governor and his staff, who ac-
company the commission to Anderson
vile, where a monument is to be dedi-
Gated to the memory OF the Wisconsin
men'who suffered and died in that Pm
son hpll-hOla dtIr1u0 .hf1 -ivil war The