Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-18

venue from Eau Claire county, Settled
o, T., Dunnum vs., jean f. Clancy and G. W.
Lewis n Clawater w. Mary C. Cole. ct al
Partition; JUDGMENT granting sale
Daisy Eyesnogle ys. Jacob Eyesnogle. Divorce
Referred TO Judge Mahoney.
Mary Newton vs. Jap New ton. Divorce granted
State Of Wisconsin vs.. e.. staclman ct al Set
James r. Allen VS. Mathen Monti ct al To be
tried at la Crosse
A. W. Barney Us. james NJ. Wallace. Judgment
for plaintiff.
Books for everybody. Copyright
books greatly reduced at Towner's.
The specialists are at the Park ho-
tel ard will be here all the week.
Christmas and New Year postal
cards apd post card albums at Towner's.
B. F. Purdy went to Fleak, North
Dakota, today after his visit TO Viroqua
C. A. Morterud, merchant of Bloom
indale, was a Viroqua business visitor
H. G. Rogers of La Crosse was do
ing electric wiring for the city the past
few days.
Mrs. C. j. Smith is suffering with
a bad cold and what may develope into
the grippe.
You can find just what sCu want
in Christmas caudies, nuts and fruits
at Lindernanns'
Miss Lois Suttle is expected home
the last OF this week from Downer col
lege for the holidays.
Miss Lillian Ellefson, whois attend
ing college at Dubuque, is expected
home for the holidays.
Toys, games, magic lanterns, swing
ing horses, rocking horses dolls and
doll carts at 0. E. Davis
Geo. w. Herrow is here from North
Dakota visiting relatives and friends,
after an absence of two years.
Miss Bertha Bottle and Albert Bic
fefe'dt We're married today at the brides
honse at Chaseburg at 300 p. m.
--Rey. Sarles spent Tuesday at Cash
ton as the guest Of Mr.. Hedden, who is
the Congregational minister at that
place.
Miss Anna Swiggdm has not been
very wei for several days and is taking
a vacation from her clerissl duties at
The third invoice of fine. neckwear
this fall tells the story of their popu-
larity. They are the thing, The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. Ogden is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. Parsell of Pleasant, Kan
sas, Mrs, Parsell being a daughter Of
Mrs. Ogden.
MIR, James b. Latshaw died at mis-
home in Victory on December 4. His
death removes the first white child born
in this county.
Mrs. w. f. Lindeman il contem-
plating spending the winter Ia warmer
climate, with Miss Libbie Spellum as
her companion.
If you want something durable and
lasting, something worth the price, get
one of those stag horn sets at .. E.
/ Davis drug store.
Ed. Ely and family left yesterday
/ for their new home near Grand Rapids,
| Wisconsin. We wish them success ili
their new location.
Mrs. L. Thompson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Earl Slack,
I for some weeks, has returned 10 her
home in the country.
Word reached here this morning
I hat Sam Getter's blacksmith shop al
Red Mound burned down last night TO,
gether with all the contents.
Mrs. Van Wagner has not recovered
/ from her recent bad cold, and has addeu
more cold, and Mrs. Will Dewitt, her
daughter, is taking care of her
Tb4 nev parlor base bah game is a
game of merit and any boy or Fam
( ioolting for entertainment should have
ore. Price $500. o. E. Davis, drug
gist.
The M,isJnic Chapter will be en-
tertained i.ext Friday evening at the
hall By Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hazen, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Slack and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Dahl.
- Every man interested in the Con-
I gregational church, is requested to meet
at the home of l.. c. Boyle, Thursday,
I evening at $50, when the organization
of the mems Sunday evening club will
be completed.
sirs. Frank Hinkley, Of Grand Mere,
/ Quebec, Canada, was a Viroqpa visitor
Tuesday. She came here from Boscobel,
where she has been visiting her mother
and is interested in selling some 200
acres of farm land at Mt. Sterling.
The dance given in John Bennett s
new store building at Bgdd, on Decem-
Der IL, was pronounced success, there
being about 100 numbers sold. 1t is
,..-.,,rested that the name Budd be drop
ped. anu Bennett s Corners" be sub
stiuted in the future. The residents
/ in that neck o the woods have given
Z Mr.. Bennett assurance that he will get
/ liberal support in his mercantile venture.
Mr.. Sydney Higgins has received
word from his daughter, Mrs. G. I.
Ashbaugh, that their store building was
( destroyed bg fire at P'ttsburg on re-
cent day. The Ashbaugh family oc-
cupied rooms in the second story, and
( narrowly escaped with their lives, being
clad in their night t.Jthes Mrs. Ash
baugh was overcome by the smoke ard
carried from the burning building, while
Mr.. Ashbaugh Was badly cut by falling
glass while III search Of a sum Of ~ ney.
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