Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-16
Feels wintry already.


Mrs. Goe. Harris of Viola, was a
VirOqua visitor
Perry McHenry spent few days
at Stoddard with relatives.
Miss Emma Christianson of Coon
Valley, was Viroqua visitor.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
Mrs z. z. Patterson of Readstown,
suffered a second stroke of paralysis.
Louis and Gust. Brey of Hamburg,
are looking over South Dakota lands.
Mr.. ard Mrs M. D. Chase returned,
last F'riday, from their visit at La
targe.
Mrs. c. w. Thompson will build a
new home on Center avenue, near the
od home.
John Denning has gone to Sparta,
where he win have employment in a
baraer shop.
Merchant and Mrs. C. E. Sallander
of Red Mound, mourn the loss of an
infant child.
Mrs. A. O. Nustad and children
spent few days at Westby with Mrs.
Nustad's mother.
Mr. w. H. Bennett is going to
erect the new store building at Budd
for John M. Bennett.
Miss Sadie Rogers came from
Stevens Point to visit her parents and
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Flikke and Mrs. Tolfest
Otteson OF Mason City, Iowa, are
visiting relatives in this city.
&C. w. Reeve and wife are expected
in Viroqua the last of this month and
will probably spend the winter her.
Elmer Conrad of Westby, formerly
employed at the electric light plant
here, was Viroqua visitor on Friday.
L. A. Herrick Oh Sparta, was a
business visitor at Viroqua, last Friday,
and visiting his brother-in-law, S. A.
Farr.
Hans Hoff, who has long been mil
Ter at Coon Valley, has secured po-
sition in La Crosse and moved his family
there.
Mrs. w. S. Arnold and daughter
Juanita of Mondovi, visited with Mrs.
Arnolds's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Favor
Albert Brott has purchased of
Richard Ellacott one of his houses on
Court street occupied by Tom Thomp-
son, now vacated.
A comet is said to be scooting
through the heavens and is best seen
about four o'clock in the morning
Have you seen it?
Miss Nellie Hewitt of Minneapolis,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Sam
Henry. Mrs. Henry was not very we'll
last week but has recovered.
What's become of the old fashion
man who busted himself about this
time of year figuring out the kind of a
winter we were going TO have?
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.
F. NJ. Baker has been spending
couple of weeks on his farm in the
town of Harmony and is putting up a
new DIVE ling there for tenant purposes.
W. II. Bansman and wife of Fair
child, came to Viroqua for few weeks
stay. Mr.. Bansman will assist Fred
Kromrey in the Stoddard oil business.
Mrs. Bell Wise Hammond of Du-
buque Iowa, has been in the city and
community visiting numerous relatives
and renewing friendships of girlhood
days.
M. H. Bekkedal, receiver of the
Bank of Westby, sold at Westby, last
Friday, the last of the notes, judg
lnents, ETC., belonging to the old bank,
and received 81, ,875.
Miss Laura, daughter of Chris
Ellefson, was given party last Thurs
day evening. Miss Ellefson left on
Monday to attend the deaconess train
ing school for nurses at Chicago.
Five carloads of Portland cement
was used in reconstructing the milldam
at Hillsboro, washed out by the July
freshet. Manager Ed. Hammer thinks
the thing is there to stay at last.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Stretsberry left
for visit with Mrs. Stretsberry's rel
atives in Michigan and with Mr.. Strets-
berry's sister il, The same state. They
expect to be absent about month.
We are in receipt of full line of
those popular stiff bosom negligee COM
bined shirts. Everyone who had them
last season will want them again this
year The Blue Front Store.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, vi
roqua. Will practice in all state and
hSdcIdl COuIIS- OSpOSlLlOnS anu CUt-
veyancing. Commercial collectir MS.
Local and long distance phones in ofnce.
AT the grand encampment of Odd
fellows held at Sparta, last week, DR..
H. j. Suttle was greatly honored by
being elected to head the order in
Wisconsin. The meeting was the most
largely attended of any session ever
held in the state.
Colonel Anson G. Taintor one of
the surviving pioneers of Crawford
county, in his 86th year has been visit
ing in Prairie du Chen the past week,
taking few turkish baths at the San
itarium. He is very remarkable man
in many respects, and his stories of
early pioneer times are decidedly inter-
esting. g.-Prairie du Chen Courier.
Word has been received from Mrs.
w. S. Coffiand, who has been visiting
her mother at Gainesville, Ohio, that
her mother was recovering from her
illness and was so as to be about tt e
house, when one evening as she rose
from the supper table 70 go in another
room, she appeared to slip and fell
breaking one of her limbs below the
hip. Mrs Lockray is quite old and
frail ami it is feared that she may not
rally from the shock.
The annual hunting party at Dawson