Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-02
Viola fair this week.

Plenty of good wood at Thayer's.
John j. M Dawson was Cashton
visitor, last Thursday.
Willard Harris and wife were in
our city on legal matters.
Tibbits-C Cameron sells the best ready
plaster. We warrant il.
-Jens Davidson was one of Mestby's
visitors at Viroqua on Monday.
-Tihbits- Cameron can save you
money or any amount of lumber.
Atty. Lawrence Grimsrud was
down yesterday on probate business
Melvin Chase left yesterday for a
weeks visit his son Charlie at La
Fargo.
M. j. Felix and family moved yes
terday into John Stoll's new house on
East avenue.
r. B. Dalton of La Fargo was in
Viroqua on Monday attending to busi-
ness matters.
Mr. and Mrs. James Potts are in
charge of the restaurant in the Nichols
block this week.
L. r. Arlington is entertaining his
nephew, H. d. Norton of La Crosse,
1oI d lew u<SS,
Charles Kuebler and son Walter
leave tomorrow for a few days at
Garnavillo, Iowa.
Mrs. S. B. Gates is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Louie Phitts of Bing-
hamton, New York.
Miss Libbie Spellum spent last
week with her brother Albert Spellum
and family at La Crosse.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Wig spent Sun
day at Westby attending the picnic at
the Coon Prairie church.
Mrs. John Nuzum and son, Keith,
returned, last Tuesday, from few
days visit at Trempealeau.
Ben Dickson will run photograph
gallery in the front rooms of the second
story of the Nichols building,
Miss Anna Steenberg was at La
Crosse last week visiting relatives and
attending the inter state fair.
Mrs. w. T. Stevens of Rhinelander,
came Yesterday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. ?. Colburn.
w. w. Dunlap started for the
south today to attend some business in |
connection wirh brothers estate.
John Flanagan of Readstown, look |
ed after business matters in our city on
Wednesday and Thursday of last week. |
Tom Thompson and family are
going to move into the John Brown !
house, recently vacated by M. J. Felix. /
Stoves, wagons, buggies, engines,
pump jacks, plows, manure spreaders /
and manure leaders at Chas. S. Slack /
& Co.'S.
George Schroeder of Viola, looked
after business in Viroqua, Thursday,
and spent Friday at the La Crosse en-
ter-state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Devlin went to
Lansing today to be present at home |
coming festival and viii be away until :
the lasl of the week.
Time is money. Chas. S. Slack
new yellow fellow with their large
Reeves engine is threshing at the rate
of three farmers a day.
Mrs. H. D. Williams entertained |
fourteen of the ladies' of the high and
graded school teaching force at dinner
on Saturday evening last.
New things are constantly being
added to my line of millinery. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. j. E. Bigley.
Miss Matte Hoff1and of Soldiers
Grove, has accepted position as clerk
with M. J. Felix & Co., and com
mences her duties next week.
j onathan Swain has let the con-
tract for his new residence to c. l..
Peterson. The building will be en-
closed this fall and finished during the
winter:
"A. T. johnson and family are NOV
ing from the rooms they occupied in
building, where Mrs. Johnson will con
duct a dressmaking parl0r.
-Chas S. Slack Co. have a new
Deering corn husker and shredder and
a number o & lsoiine engines suitable
to make some one a good outfit. Come
and see the outfit and be convinced.
Nathan Haye7 and Frank Nelson
left on Tuesday night for Angola,
Indiana, where Nathan resumes his
studies in the civil engineering course
at the Tri-State college. and Frank
enters for the same course.
A party OF about thirty ladies gave
a very enjoyable surprise party to Mrs.
Lena Erickson, last Saturday after
noon, and presented her with a practi-
cal expression of their good viii and
friendship in the form Of about $35 in
money. Refreshments we're served
and a pleasant afternoon spent to-
gether.
Among the guests from out of
town 20 attend the weddi g today of
Miss Margaret Bouffieur OF La Crosse,
to Mr. Ralph Poe ~ Saries, North
Dakota, Al the home of her ulster, Mrs.
Jacob Thomps n, we're mr. and Mrs.
Ed Collins of St Louis. MIS- Matte
Doerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schnaeberger.
J Ohm Schneeberger, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Weldy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S!emmer,
Misses Alice Johnson, Ida and Louisa
Barts, Kate Splam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Barts OF La Crosse, and three
Fred noufIleur vi Dover, Min
nesota, John and Phillip Boufiieur and
their wives OF La Crosse, and Mrs
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