Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-30

NOT determined.
Buy your bridge planks at Thayer's.
w. H. Michelet of Westby, was in
town, thursday.
Den't miss the big fur sale, next
Monday, at Severson' s.
Marion Allen of Avalanche, vicinity
was in Vlroqua, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Nuzm and son
Ray spent Sunday in La Fargo.
Louis Monti, one of Genoa s store
keepers, was in town Thursday
-Chas. Morrison Of .ashton, was
down between trains, Wednesday
Mrs. J. H. Sehriner of Westby. was
a Viroqua caller last Wednesday
The bridge whist club met at the
home of Mrs. Melvin Chase, Thursday
Miss Blanche Gilman has gone to
La Crosse to enter the business college.
Great fur sale, one day only, Mon
day, November 4. c. j. Severson &
Miss ValIa Smeby returned today
from visit to her home 1T Albert Lea,
Minnesota.
George Griffin was giyena pIeasa Mt
surprise party upon his birthday, Tnes-
day evening.
The famous May Mant0n glove fit
ting patterns, Zoe each at the Fair
Saving Store.
The ladies Of the Methodist aid So
ciety met ut the home Of Neil MeLees,
last Wednesday.
Ben Nuyum left Sunday for Reavar
Dam, to begin work with Sfarkweather
d Sons Lumber Co.
Henry Hall, proprietor of The
Cashton sash and door mill, was here
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Herbert Crume and little son
have been visiting relatives at De Soto
for several days past.
May Manton's bazar patterns.
Most popular styles for up-to-date
women. Tils Fair Saving Store.
Mrs. Iver A Olson has returned to
Minneapolis, alter three week : visit
with hes sister, Mrs. CLAUS Gi!bertaon.
Miss Pothea Hanson went to Chi
cago to accept Z position in the stamp-
store.
Miss Edna Jenniags, who has been
employed at the county house for the
past two years. has resigned her po-
s.tion.
Frank Byers has returned to Viola
recently from Colorado. Mr.. Bvers
was very sick while in the west with
typoid fever.
Miss Utah 0strander of Sun Prairie,
and her nephew Elmer Lowering of
South Bend, Washington, visited at the
Hauge home.
Miss Mabel Chase left for a visit at
Madison with the family of John Groves
AMI then goes to Stoughton for stay
with relatives.
Lester Crane, a former old-time
resident of Red Mound vicinity, died
recently in Montana, from pneumonia.
aged eighty-four years.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel MeWillians
returned from visit at Valley june
ton, where the we're guests of a sis
ter of MIR New iliiams.
The Misses Thea and Josie Thomp-
son were over from La Fargo, where
they are conducting millinery store,
and vie;teI with friends, Thursday.
Banker Achilles Ewers and family
have removed from ReadstoVsn to Rich
land Center. where they occupy IA new
residence constructed the present sea
son.
The Adoris ladies' orchestra will
give a dance at the Opera hall Friday
evening. This orchestra comes highly
recommended Price of tickets 75c
per couple.
p ] Nc Manamy has disposed of
his farm ncaT Genoa, and will return TO
the old profession OF teaching, having
engaged to instruct the young ideas
how - shoot" IN Red Mound district
Grandma Board, mother IF Frank J.
Board Of Hilsboro. died at the ripe age
of ninety-tliree years. probably tae old
est person ia the eastern section Of our
country The family located in Hills
bo-o town - 1851, coming from England.
Mrs. Burnel wants everyone to
hear Ier story OF "Menarchee', and So
no adf1iFsiOn fee is charged A silver
collection will he take in payment for
the entertainment. You will hear it2
At the Congregatior al ehnreh, Tues
day evening.
= Mrs Burnell, wh, gives in custom
the life Of a Hindu woman, has spent
years IN India Such facts aRd con
ditiohs aa she berame acquainted with
viii De woven inFD q most Interesting
story and told at the Congregational
church, next Tuesday evening.
Newell Dwight Hills says that
Mrs. Burneil's entertainments deserves
yide recognition. tina she Is a gifted
speaker and mas the rt of telling a
story, throwing a food OF light upon
the manners and customs Of INDIA.
Mrs. BufneiI will be at the C9ngrega-
tional church, Tuesday evening, No
vem5er 5.