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

site postotiice.
The Avalanche creamery building
is near completion.
-Syeen Lee was a Viroqua caller,
Thursday, from Coon Valley.
Miss Gera Lem returned from her
visit on South West Prairie
II. w. GetzIaff of Milwaukee. visit
ed Viroqua friends, Thursday.
Mrs. William Burlin of Tomah, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John White
Mrs. Geo. McGonigal has returned
from her visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. McGonigal returned to her
sons home after visit in Milwaukee.
Miss Ella Kearney of Viroqua,
spent Thursday with relatives at La
Crosse.
Carl Jaeger, village clerk of West
by, was in Yiroqua between trains,
Thursday.
Samuel Jackson and wife left, Sa-
turday, for their future home at Bill
lings, Montana.
Mrs. C. w. Graves went to Sparta.
last Friday evening, for short visit
with relatives.
finish; call at MeGson's, formerly ALI
lington's studio.
Mrs. M. H. Bekkedal and Miss
! Lizzie Rudrud of Westby, were down
shopping, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hewitt are down
from Minneapolis and occupying Mrs.
Samuel Henry's rooms.
Now is the time to fix that broken
window. o. E. Davis has a complete
stock of window glass.
Albert Anderson has gone to La
Crosse, where he has work as carpen-
ter at the ListmaI mill.
For those Sophia photos, the same
as offered in the larger cities, go to
Meason, photographer.
&C. W. Graves and Charlie Thomp-
son returned, Friday, from a couple of
days fishing on the Mississippi river.
Miss Grace Harris entertained her
Sunday school class, Friday evening, at
the parlors of the Methodist church.
III. E. Rogers and wife were Chi
cago visitors, last week. Mr.. Rogers
looked after purchases for holiday trade.
e X. Meason, photographer, sue
cessor the l.. r. Arlington, offers high
grade photographs at reasonable prices.
Bargain sale, Friday and Saturday,
at Mrs. Norris millinery store. Ladies
are cordially invited to call and see the
display.
-Spellum & Groves are building an
extensions to heir dray barn, giving
them plenty of room, and have put on
new roofing.
Stanley Stout of Ross, was Viro.
qua visitor. Mr.. Stout has many friends
! here who were glad to swap jokes"
with him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Roberts of
Victory, learn of the death of their son
Richard at Crystal Springs, North ia
kota, from small pox.
Mr.. Montague, wife and two sons
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tscharner nude an
automobile trip from La Crosse to Vi
roqua he's. Thursday.
Will Ady has returned from Prairie
du Chen sanitarium, where he has been
spending couple of weeks, and is
much improved in health.
Barton Tate of Ortonville, Min
nesota, arrived here for visit with
his uncle, w. l.. Tate. He will also 90
to Viola to visit relatives there.
Colonel Dunlap, former we'll
known citizen of Viola, died at DuDu-
que hospital, recently. He was SON
in-law of the late Geo. w. Wise.
Mrs. John Chase and little daughter
went to Viola on visit to Mrs. Chase's
parents, who recently moved to Viola,
and her brother DR.. Charlie Nye.
Stories of bear west of Westby,
in the vicinity of Coon Valley, and an
other near Avalanche got some local
hunters out with no results as yet.
Mrs. Jitley Norris and little boy
returned, last week, to their home at
West Salem after visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Webb.
/ Florence Hall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd Hall, entertained several of
her little friends at her home, Saturday
afternoon, in honor of her sixth birth
day.
Don't miss the first big dance of
the season. The Adonis ladies' orches
ira will furnish the music and comes
highly recommended. Tickets 75c per
couple.
Mr. F. M. Baker, who has been
spending several weeks in the town of
Harmony looking after his interests
there, spent Sunday and Monday at his
home in this city
Mr. H. E. Bennett of La Fargo,
has resigned his position as station
agent of the La Crosse and Southeastern
at Coon Valley, and is now travelling Tor
RiderW Aliacs of Dubuque, Iowa.
Edwin Brodhead has rented the old
Brodhead farm on West Prairie to
James Chambers, who moved on with
his family, Saturday, and Mrs. Bertha
Brodhead returned to her home in our
city.
Bert Dustin and daughter Alberta
went to La Crosse, Sunday, to accom-
pany home little Truman, who has been
taking med al treatment there. After
short WIS., ne returns for further
treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole f. Lavold, who
live two miles north of the city, were
pleasantly surprised, Wednesday even
ing, by their friends and neighbors
The visitors left a substantial token of
esteem in the way of $l09. 50 of the
coin of the realm.
Rev. Chas. Buffers was called to
Mather on Sunday to bury Miss Sadie
Leonard, a sister to one of his company
comrades. Mrs. Buffers accompanied
him and they viii go to Nekoosa and
into Adams county TO spend a few days
with relatives of Mrs. Buffers.
&C. II. Minshall lectured at Westby,
Wednesday night, and Rev. Buffers,