Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-01-16
Bits of Local News

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site postoffice.
Mrs. 7. S. Lem is recovering from
severe siege of lung fever.
The M. E. aid society met with
Mrs. o. G. Munson today
Mrs. M. j. Jordan is in Maynard,
Minnesota, visiting her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Williams
visited in La Crosse and Sparta for a
week.
DIR. VIM. Trowbridge was confined
to his horle for several days with a
severe cold.
Members of the Hauge family went
to Dane county to attend the funeral
of an uncle
Those Dain hay leaders sell them
seves. Otis Buxton ordered one of Chas,
=. Slack & Co.
An Indiana man gave 800, 900 to
foreign missions and then went to live
in the almshouse.
Bargains Bargains! Bargains all
through the month of January. The
Blue Front Store.
Mrs. M. ]. Felix and little son re-
turned from visit to her parents at
lronwood, Michigan.
Mrs. <. E. Cook, after several weeks
visit with her parents at Lancaster, re-
turned to her home in this city.
Use Golden Palace flour; it
means bread, health and happiness.
A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
Mrs. Brott entertained a party of
friends at her home, Tuesday night of
last week, in honor of her birthday.
Hello, Central! Give me los Viro-
qua-Jo Ohm Dawson & Co., Insurar ce.
They will pay the toll.
Don't fail to inspect the great bar
gains in suits and overcoats during the
month of January at the Blue Front
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Curry, nee Lulu
Rayner, of Oklahoma, are rejoicing
over the arrival of son born to them
last Thursday
Mesdames H. P. Proctor, G. o.
For they and w. D. Dyson spent few
days at La Crosse the guests of Rev.
Hebb ards family.
When you see boy of 10 with
clean face and his hair carefully combed
it's a safe bet that he's in love
with his school teacher.
Daniel Weber took home one of
those new Milwaukee binders from
Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S last week. This
is Daniels second Milwaukee.
--Jeweler l.. A. Herrick of Sparta,
was in the city, last Thursday, on a
business errand and incidentally to
shake hands with his former neighbors.
Isaac Silbaugh, who disposed of his
farm near La Fargo last fall, and
moved to Gettysburg, South Dakota,
was in Viroqua on a business errand
last Friday.
stores of this city now close at 7:30 p.
m., with the exception of Monday and
Saturday evenings. The new deal went
into effect, yesterday
William Stelting, former we'll
known town of Forest man, died at
Kendall and the remains were taken to
the old home for interment at Mt.
Tabor.
Mrs. ID. Gray Purman of Washing
ton, who was killed in the railroad
wreck at Terra Gotta, was a Wisconsin
woman, being graduate of the Platt-
vile normal and classmate of Mrs.
l.. r. Gott, and for several ears teach |
er in our state.
-Richland county cheesemakers again
take the lead in the quality of cheese
produced in the state. Out of nearly |
one hundred entries at the convention |
at Milwaukee, Richland county swept |
the deck, winning first, second and |
third places.
The CENSOR is informed that re-
ports are being circulated in several |
nearby villages that Viroqua has |
this emphatically. There has not been |
a single case of the disease reported |
here by the health department.
Some magazine writer has discov-
cred that paper money is short lived. |
He says that So bin last sixteen
months and $40 bill three yea, s. This
causes the Forest Republican to remark |
that the magazine writer must be living |
with his wife's relatives.
-Advices from the East are that dress |
goods will be much worn the coming
season. Many short lengths of dress
goods will be offered at a price worth .
while to look at. Take advantage of |
this offer while the opportunity is wait
ing H. Z. Rogers, dress outfitter.
j. E. Nelson of this city, has ac-
cepted position as travelling salesman
for the Nehrbrass Casket company of
Fond du Lac, with northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota for his territory.
He left for the above mentioned citv,
this afternoon, to familiarize himsel'
with their line of goods.
e. l.. Hastings, ''the Lansing won
der" probably the best amateur pitcher
in the northwest, has signed contract
with the La Crosse baseball club for
the 1907 season. Our boys had occasion
to 90 against Hastings on several oc-
casions last season. and they know
him pretty much.
A. D. Helgeson of this city, was
recently highly honored by being elect
ed department commander, in the state
of Wisconsin, of the Patriarchs Mill
tant, the uniformed branch of Odd Eel
lowship. The position carries the title
of colonel, so just notice Andy's mill
tary air and martial carriage. Il
DR.. Charles A. Payne, of Milwaukee.
a man who satisfied the critical audiences
". IL