Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-04
Bits of Local News
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relatives at Soldiers Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Seaton spent
Sunday with Cashton friends.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of c. H. Minshall
Sheriff Abner Silbaugh was at On
tario last Friday on official business.
Mrs. John Austin of Ferryville
visited at Rev. Jacobson's last week.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Rev. jacobson and wife entertained
several of their friends Thurs day even
ing.
Miss Catherine Campbell of De
Sofa visited friends in yiroqua last
week.
DIR. Chase and family have been
visiting with Mrs. Chase's relatives at
Viola.
Have you seen that beautiful
Morse" ware at Towner's. Ask to
see it.
Il will grind buckwheat at my mill
in Viola, December 6 and Z. r. l..
Curry.
Peter Adams and family have
moved from Stoddard to farm near
Roekton.
Mrs. Myron Henry is visiting with
her daughter and family in the town
of Bergen.
Mrs. Mary Bates arrived last Sun
day night for visit at the home of j.
w. Thayer.
For rent. 8 room house II blocks
Il. xNE a.sfA -
Oftedahl, at Bouffieurs store.
Ed. Kast of Liberty. fell from a
ladder and sustained a sprained ankle
that compels him to use crutches.
Miss Mary Jacobson was out to
Brookville Sunday to see her father
Chris Jacobson, who is still seriously iii.
Willis d. Maeby and wife are about
to move from Viola to Virginia, where
Mr.. Maeby purchased a large tract of
land.
Harvey Cox, while in South Dakota,
entered homestead near Rapid City.
He expects to move his family there in
the spring.
The third invoice of fine neckwear
this fall tells the story. of their popu-
larity. They are the thing. The Blue
Front Store.
The presence of all members of the
w. X. G. is requested at the Dyson
hall next Saturday, December Z. Elect
ion of officers.
Editor Munson came home from
Madison to eat Thanksgiving turkey
with his family, returning to his official
station on Monday.
Bring the children to see the toys,
games, dolls, blocks, picture books and
other beautiful and inexpensive play
things at Davis drug lore.
II simply can't have all my stock on
exhibition. Just call for what you want;
my line is complete. j. w. Lucas,
jeweler. Everything engraved free.
An immense line of gloves and nit
tens of all kinds. They are right.
Take look at them Both for dress
and hard wear. 20c to 81. so.
The Blue Front Store.
Don't forget Ed. Ely's auction sale,
81 miles west of Viroqua, on Wednes-
day, December IL. Good cows, horses.
mules, and farm machinery galore
Sale at 10 o'clock, free lunch at noon.
We closet out from a manufacture
several lines of up to date, stylish suits.
These were bought at bargain and we
can show you the best suit for $1,000
to be found anywhere. The Blue Front
Store.
Emmett and Elmer Zook and Cas-
son Dennison, all town of Harmony
young men, have returned for the
winter from South Dakota, where they
succeeded in locating farms close to
each other.
- Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Ware have
moved to their new home, the cottage
residence lately vacated by Lawrence
Bigley. Mr.. and Mrs. Bigley have
taken possession of their newly built
residence in the Third ward.
Mrs. Thompson Glass of Harrison
Hollow vicinity has returned from
visit at Black River Falls with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Gullard, and also with an other
sister, Mrs. Wamberg of Royalton.
Mrs Glass reports good time and re-
ports all well and happy.
We have taken special pains to Sc
cure pleasing and useful articles for
our holiday trade. We carry a com
piete line of plate racks, magazine
stands, umbrella racks, costumers, and
all other articles found in an up-to-date
furniture store. Otteson & Steenberg.
Grand opening ball at J. Nj. Ben
nett's new store building at Budd, De-
cember IL. Good music. Everybody
cordially invited to attend. Tickets
including oyster supper 75c. Philo Van
Dyke, j.. A. Thompson, G. w. Allen
and Will Thompson, committee; b. G.
Gardner, manager.
With the opening of December
Mr.. 7. O. Mork assumed a position as
one of the bookkeepers and clerks in
the Bank of Viroqua The Lindemanns
are fortunate in securing the services
of so popular and efficient a gentle
man. Mr.. Mork has been well-known
teacher of the county, register of deeds
and merchant. He is an accountant of
ability with large personal acquaint-
ance.
Don't blame the Opera house man
ager if all the attractions are not up to
standard 1t is not his fault as he is
only too anxious to give you your mon
ey's worth. Ben says he is sure he has
Z zhew that will make you go home hap
pya The Swanee Jubilee Singers book
ed direct through the Mutual Lyceum
bureau. This is an attraction worth soc,
but as Ben has guaranteed them, he
IN re gulate the price, therefore places
the tickets at 35c, as he is desirous that
every body can get their moneys worth
this time. Remember the date, Friday,
December 9th.
A good story will bear repeating.
We claim that You can find here the
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