Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-09
Bits of Local News


Texas Sweethearts" coming on
Thursday, October "a.
-a-~. and Mrs. Peter Mellem have a
little son, born last week.
George Robert of La Fargo, was a
business visitor at Viroqua, Monday.
Mrs Guenther of La Crosse, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l. S. Grif-
fin.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. are selling a
fine line of plows and their prices are
right.
Miss Florence Stricker is assisting
at the Henry Rogers store for few
weeks.
Mrs. T. Wilson and Miss Ella
Wilson visited at Viola, last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss L .llian Ellefson left yesterday
TO enter as a student at St. Clara S
College at Dubuque.
When you buy storm sash from
Tibbits-Cameron you get fresh sash no
old sash carried over.
Bert Dustin will take his son, Tru-
man, TO La Crosse next week to be
treated for curvature of the spine.
Miss Jessie Melvin is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. John Brown. Miss Melvin
spent the past summer at Oshkosh.
The Misses Tilda Omundson and
Ollie Watson at De Soto, last Sunday.
Get ready for winter by placing
your order for storm sash early. Tib-
bits Cameron can fit any opening large
or small.
Quite number of Viroqua people
attended confirmation services at Rev.
Jacobson's church near Folsom, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Trowbridge are
at Hayward visiting their son, DR..
Berthea Trowbridge, and will remain
for several weeks.
Ed. Curry has secured employment
as salesman in the Paulson shoe store
at Sparta, and took up his duties in
chat capacity, Tuesday.
Mrs. Wiggington and daughter
Blanche will occupy the east half of
the double house on South street which
Ed. Lind has just vacated.
Boys knee pants; large line of
these goods. soc, 75c, and $l.00; full
taped seams, well stayed and good
fabric. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brott visited
their daughter, Mrs. Jessie Caldwell and
family over on the Kickapoo, last week,
and attended the Viola fair.
Now is the time to buy your new
dress for fall Severson's s have some
very swell things in the dress goods
line and they are sold very cheap too.
Charlie Bishop and Albert Brod-
head ard their wives are in the east
on an enviable trip that includes Nj
agara Falls and the jamestown Exposi-.
tion.
Mrs. Ike Hamilton returned, Fri
day, from a six weeks visit with her
mother, sister and other relatives at
Hunter, and other points in North
Dakota.
You are thinking about a good
warm flannel shirt. You will not have
long to think when you see our extern
sive line of $1.00 to $500.
The Blue FroEt Store
Edwin Brodhea9 has sold lis farm,
which was the old Haskell place on
West Prairie, to Charlie Wakefield, who
has rented it for the past four years.
The consideration was 81, 800.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. threshed
twelve stacks, over l, 400 bushels, set
their machine three times and moved
the machine over twelve miles, Satur-
day, with the yellow Fellow"
George c. Henry, A. J. Thompson,
and w. L. Tate are all having their
fifteen days vacation this month from
their duties as r. F. d. carriers, the
routes being served by their substi-
tutes.
L. R. Arlington has disposed of
his photograph business to E. X.
Meason, young man of La Crosse,
whoshas already taken possession. Mr..
Meason comes to our city recommended
as a first-class photographer and
thorough gentleman.
-Anerew Swenson of Purdy vicinity,
was transacting business here, Mon
day. Mr.. Swenson tells us his corn
crop is good this year, and he was
fortunate enough to have his tobacco
harvested before the recent frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Silbaugh of
after a several days visit with rela-
reports crops good in his section, with
OdbS JiSiutIlS w DuoitSio W TIC dCIGs
Rev. Smeby departed last Monday
to attend conference and he will also
visit before his return to Viroqua at
his home at Albert Lea, Minnesota, and
be present at the wedding of his sister,
Dia Smeby, to DR.. Aaker on the 10th
inst
For sale, two of the most desirable
new residences in Viroqua, centrally
located, bath, furnace, electric lights.
cement walks and cisterns, everything
complete. Also a very desirable lot
for sale. Inquire of Nellie Buckley for
further particulars.
"A very ENJOYABLE meeting of the
Synod young peoples society was held
last Sunday at the home of Peter
Skaaland. A nice program was rend-
cred and the proceeds netted about
$1,000. At the meeting it was voted
that the society should pay for the
cement walk recently built in front of
the Synod church,
"A genuine treat is in store for all
lovers of good, wholesome Comedy
Drama, for those very clever favorit. =.
Alan Villair and Pearl Lewis in Texas
Sweethearts" are coming soon. AS
both the leading people ari play are
known to be first-class, no doubt the
house will be filled to welcome them.
Opera house Thursday, October "a.
The CENSOR is in receipt of a letter
from our venerable friend, Richard
Collins of Victory in which he states
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