Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-13

For stqSm sash go to Thayer's.
Louis I-;2.--c-ca of La Crosse, was in
Viropua.
Jas. T. Parker visited in La Fargo
last week
DIR. r. W Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
New winter millinery arriving daily
at Mrs. Norris.
George Harris of Viola was In vi
roqua last Friday.
&C. P. Hauge and wife are visiting
Madison and Chicago.
&C. j. Smith was at La Crosse last
Thursday on legal matters.
- Harry Dahl was up from Westby
on a business errand on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Void of La Crosse, is
down to attend the wedding today.
"A party of young ladies surprised
Miss Mary Call last Thursday evening.
Olaf r. Skaar of La Crosse, was
in Viroqua one day this week on legal
matters.
Mike Fleming was in Viroqua looi-
ing at houses this week with a view to
locating here.
Win Ady went 70 Prairie du Chen
on Friday and will also visit his sister
Effie at Moline.
George Davenport, the genial con-
ductor of the Southeastern, is in Mich
igan hunting deer.
DIR. E. E. Gaines of La Fargo, is
in Montana visiting his son Earl and
taking look at the country.
Mrs. John Hanson of Chaseburg,
spent Friday and Saturday with her bro
ther, l.. c. Steenberg and family.
No competition on the famous
ADLER" over coats. Weare sole agents
for them. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer and daughter
Bessie of Mt. Sterling visited with the
Chas. Slack and Mrs. Buckley families.
Miss Kate Rayner came home from
Quinton, Oklahoma, last Sunday, after
alengthy visit with her sister and fam
lily.
Bargain sale, Friday and Saturday,
at Mrs. Norris millinery store Ladies'
are cordially invited to cali and see the
display
&c. Sloniker fell from his wagon
at Sugar Grove, and was put to walking
with crutches because of badly sprain-
ed ankle.
). Henry Bennett is occupying the
front rooms of the Herrick building for
his law Office, vacating the rear for the
barber shop.
Several Viroqua ladies did shopping
at La Crosse on Thursday, going up in
the morning and returning with the the
atre party.
Our County Surveyor Alex Ristow
and wife, are the parents of little
daughter, born on the 2Sth of last month,
at their Genoa home.
Miss Mary Jordan of La Fargo, is
in Washington, d. c., visiting her bro
ther, who is a clerk in one of the de-
partments of Cover nment.
-Linds' furniture store, headquarters
for bedding. Complete new line of
mattresses. All sizes, and prices from
So. 90 up, to the celebrated Ostermoor.
The most up-to-date childrens suits
and overcoats to be seen in the city.
Stylish and made to resist hard wear
The Blue Front Store.
The X. P Lodge of La Fargo had
hunting party with Joe Hayes and
Myron Tate as captians. Mr.. Hayes
company was victorious with 20rabbits,
SO squirrels and one owl.
Miss Susie Hansen, of Ferryville,
and Miss Caroline Johnson, of De Soto,
have rented rooms in the old Nichols
residence south of the school house,
and will do dressmaking.
james Murwin, the founder of the
Tobacco industry in Wisconsin, who
raised the first leaf crop in the state,
{ is dead at Evansville. He was 86 years
of age and has lived in Rock county
since l847.
The times of sunrise and sunset for
this month re: Sunrise November l,
6:31; Noyepter II, 6:44 November 21,
6:56; November 30, 7:07. Sunset-No-
veinber l, 4:51; November IL, 4:39; No
vember 21, 4:30; November 80, 4:24.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, vi
roqua. Will practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
,veyancing. Commercial collections.
Local and long distance phones in office.
Mary had Teddy bear she loved
with heart and song and every place
that Mary went her Teddy went along
She took it with her to school one day,
Bill Brown he shouted ready! and they
used it for a foot ball, Mary's little
Teddy.
&c impressions of Andersonville,
written by members of the u. A. k.
who recently visited that place, are
given in the soldier department of to-
DAYS CENSOR. The interviews and in
formation given are interesting. You
win find them on an inside page.
"A Chaseburg writer says that
Charles W. Aiken, Troop d, 18th Cav
airy, after twenty day furiough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Aiken,
departed for Fort Sheridan, Ill. Hewas
on the march from Fort Riley, Kansas,
to Fort Sheridan, lasting AZ days.
Frank Frazier of Sparta, a native
Vernon county boy, son of the late
William Frazier, has been appointed a
United States postal inspector. For the
last few years Frazier hes been en-
ployed as clerk in the office of the
second assistant postmaster general.
The Readstown Tribune reports
that the village of Readstown and town
of Kickapoo send quite delegation to
the North woods this season. They are
Aaron Glass, Tom Glass, Grover Green,
ssish Guist. John Sutherland, Ebert
Wilkinson, c. H. Carter and probably
Others
Venerable Thomas Britt. for about
half a generation one of the best known