Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-11
Bits of Local News


cement walk by his residence.
Plenty OF Ssi3ge plank and cement
at the Chaseburg lumber yard.
You need a new hat for fair. Mrs.
j. E. Bigiey has what you want.
A party of sixt cen Viroqua ladies
picnieked at Spring Park, last Thurs
DIV.
Miss Lucinda Davis spent last week
visiting relatives at Viola and Reads
to~n
$. E. Jerman's little daughter,
Emma, is sick with the measles this
week.
Mrs. Matte Ewers of Readstown,
was in Viroqua on Friday, attending to
business matters.
We understand the livery barns
have raised their prices on account of
the high prices of feed.
John Nuzum sold his grey team
that has been used in the cement work
to firm in La Crosse.
Mrs. Nels Forum of 0akdale, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. Forum S
parents, near Bristow.
Mr.. w. S. Perry of Pontiac, Illi-
nois, was the guest of Viroqua friends
a couple of days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Packard en-
tertained few friends at GIVE hum
dred, . last Thursday evening.
-Ralston Health shoes. Nothing
better or more comfortabler.
The Blue Front Store.
Revival services are being con-
Quoted near Ross in a tent by Revs. j.
ID. Whitelaw, and Fred Waugelin.
Hans Hanson and wife of Foreman,
North Dakota, are visiting relatives at
Liberty Pole for couple of weeks.
Fred Gohde was in Viroqua this
week, visiting his sister and he also
visited his mother at Liberty Pole.
just the thing for these cool nights
that medium weight underwear, $lU0
per suit. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. M. Surenson returned last
week from a five weeks visit with
relatives in Harvey, South Dakota.
Mrs. Birdie Newman, Miss Luella
Carpenter and Frank Hull were Viro-
qua visitors on Friday from La Fargo.
Miss Julia Munyon and Miss Mary
Hanson of Liberty Pole, visited Mrs.
Bertha Denning at La Crosse, last
Wednesday.
Martin Bentson went to Milwaukee,
last Thursday, and will attend the state
fair. From there went to Chicago for
short stay.
Mrs. Fred johnson of Chicago,
came last Saturday, for three weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Liberty Pole.
MIR. and Mrs. John Stokes OF Viola,
visited with relatives at Viroqua last
week and on Wednesday went to
Wausau for ten days visit.
VIII T.. Casson of Carson City,
Nevada, expects TO make a trip east
the latter part of this month and will
make short visit in this city.
Mems fine dress and driving gloves
A full line direct from the manufactures
at Gloversviile, New York.
The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. E. Gorsuch left,
last evening, for Valley Springs and
Montrose, South Dakota, for ten day
visit with friends and relatives.
MeChntock Muny II. returned last
week to his home near Liberty Pole
after spending some time on his land
claim near Steele, North Dakota.
Douglas Waffle, who has been at
Brodhead for the past year, is recover
ing from a severe attack OF lumbago
and able to walk about the yard again.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
George K. Nuzum has been ill with
heart trouble, having had oac attack
on Sunday and another one on Monday.
Mrs. j. E. Bigley and trimmer are
now ready to display the latest ideas in
millinery to be found in Chicago mar
ket. A cordial invitation is extended
to call.
Postmaster E. S. Goodell is limping
painfully as result of sprained knee
caused by slipping as he was about to
climb into a wagon at his farm, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Kuebler and son, Ken
meth, and Mrs. A. P. Minshall went to
La Crosse on Tuesday, where they were
met by Mr.. Kuebler on his return from
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jennie Moore of La Fargo, who
has been a guest of her sister-in- law,
Mrs. s. w. Moore, of this city, went
10 La Crosse to see her stepson, Elmer
Moore, at the st Francis hospital.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
LOulSSlpI at law, IlCIIICh
roqua. Will practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing. Commercial collections.
local and long distance phones in office.
Mr. and Mrs H. Bellows have as
their guests for couple of weeks Mrs.
David Wallace and her neice, Miss
Wallace, of La Crosse. Mrs. Wallace
is one of La Crosses old residents,
having made that her home fer fifty
five years.
Otto Davis is prope ling himself
around town with the aid of pair of
crutches, the result of a wrestle with a
barrel of Iinseed oil. He was putting
it into the cellar at his drug store,
when it got the upper hands of him,
badly mutilating his left leg.
Mrs. Mary Beat was surprised, last
Wednesday night, by party of about
twenty ladies who gave her birthday
shower. Considerable amusement was
derived from guessing the contents of
the various bundles presented and a
very ENJOYABLE evening was spent.
In brief comment on personal OBJ
servation of Hillsboro's progress, in the
last issue of the CENSOR, the editor by
oversight neglected to speak of the
school facilities of that live village.
Travel where you may one viii fail to
find a more up-to- date modern school
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