Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-11
Bits of Local News

Smoke the ''Vroqua" SC cigar.

Typography material at Towner's.
Mrs. Squire Toney was sick last
week.
Mrs. Henry Allen was La Crosse
visitor.
DIR. R. Baldwin and wife were at
La Crosse.
DR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Mrs. Van Wagner was sick with a
bad cold last week.
Fountain pens and I'll kind of gold
pens at Towner's.
-Geolge Kock of Sylvan visited at
the Drake home.
= Holiday cigars at the Davis cigar
factory. Just the thing.
w. S. Burroughs of La Crosse was
down to Viroqua last week.
Mrs. Oscar Gauper Of DeSoto was
Viroqua visitor Wednesday.
Remember the date, Saturday, De-
cember IA. Otteson & Steenberg.
&C. M. Butt, Jr., goes to Prairie du
Chen on legal matters tomorrow.
Sit now for that photo for Christ
mas. Don't wait; at Meason's studio.
Have you a Roosevelt family?
s1.00 buys twenty presents at Rogers.
| Christmas and New Year posta'
cards and post card albums at Towr -
Pearl Brye and wife have re =. 4
from their wedding trip and are keeping
house.
Mrs. Torger Fortney and Miss Mat
tie Hoifiand visited friends at Westby
Sunday.
Fur coats, fur lined coats, plush
lined coats. See them at The Blue
Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Higbee of La
Crosse spent couple Of days in Viro-
qua recently.
Take notice of the low prices made
on yard wide black taffeta silk at Rog-
ers'. Christmas special.
Nothing like photograph for
! Christmas gift. Have yours taken at
Meason's and get something fine.
Reed Hunt is home from La Crosse,
where he has been employed for some
three months by a machine company.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. DeLap of Maus-
ton were over to VirOqua visiting last
week at the home Of Robert DeLap.
If you enjoy good laugh and want
to spend pleasant evening see "Ole
Swanson" at Opera house, December
! II.
Oscar Larson, of Larson Bros Mar
BILE company went to Wausau for car
load of marble from the quarries at that
place.
Mrs. Caroline Austin of Rrainerd,
Minnesota, is back for visit with re-
latives' and will remain until after
Christmas.
The third invoice of fine neckwear
this fall tells the story of their popu-
larity. They are the thing. The Blue
Front Store.
Will Ady has returned from his
! visit with his sister Effie at Moline, and
three weeks stay at the hospital at
Prairie du Chem.
Mrs. Addie Bellows went up to La
| Crosse Tuesday, and Mr.. Bellows later
in the week. They expect to spend the
winter in that city.
Mrs. B. E. Dunlap, nee Mary Ed,
wards, who has been visiting relatives
here for several eeks, left for Chicago
to join her husband in that city.
&C. w. Graves made trip to Sis
seton, South Dakota to take some tes-
timony to be used in the trial of a case
at the coming term of circuit court.
"A new play under the title .'Ole
Swanson" by Lawrence Russell, will
be given, its first presentation in this
city at the Opera house, December II.
If you believe in bad luck, as con
nected by the number 13, come to the
Band Benefit, next Friday night and be
convinced that your superstition is not
well founded.
We think the daintiest of all art j J
the art of painting on china. At Johr
SON. s pharmacy there is the finest dis
play of delicate china daintily painted
| we ever saw.
Mrs. N. A. SvIggum and Miss Anna
Sviggum attended the wedding of p. A.
Lee of Meivina and Miss Carrie Olson
of Westby, at Melvina last Wednesday.
The guests numbered about 400.
Martin & Kuebler are installing a
hot water heating plant In Mike SHELLS
residence three niles from Senica.
They are also install ing steam heat
ing plant in the school house at Senica.
| Jerome Bowman, living out on rural
TOutG INO. q, bCilS biiC 0fNSOh ne lids
raised plenty Of feed to carry his stock
through the coming winter. Mr.. Bow
man is one of the few farmers in this
/ locality who has no tobacco to market,
and says he is glad of it.
The extent to which both art and
| ingenuity have been carried in home
| furnishings is well exemplified in the
artistic and ingenious portable cleo
trio lamps at Johnson's. Equally no
ticeable are the new things in oil lamps
of which there is remarkable Tariety.
We guarantee our picture sale next
1 Saturday to be something unique. Some
thing out of the ordinary. A line never
| before placed on sale in the city. We
| positively guarantee this to be the great
est picture bargain ever offered to the
public. otteson & Steenberg.
The neighbors and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Snead,- who live west of
the camp grounds, gave them a sur
| prise last Saturday night The occasion
was the 10th anniversary Of their mar
riage. Under the able directions of
Mrs. Wilt and Mrs. c. Rhodes the most
enjoyable evening was spent. Refresh
ments were served and as a lasting
mementO of the occasion complete set
of china dishes with many single gifts
weresleft.
"A very pleasant time was had at
/ /. 0. o. Fl. hall in this city, last Thurs
day evening, when Canton Viroqua con
favrad fba Darroa nf Cbsry.lx4- ,,..rs.,