Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-15


1 lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
John Bolstad returned to Minneapo-
lis after visiting his mother.
Father o'Reilly of Rising Sun was
Viroqua visitor Oh Friday.
II Miss Goldie Taylor returned from
two weeks visit at Cashton.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
%. P. Waidain of De Soto made a
business trip to Viroqua last Friday.
Miss Bertha Olson entertained her
sister Pauline of Westby last Friday.
Mrs. Carl Severson and Alma Steen-
! berg were La Crosse visitors on Friday
Mr.. N. H. Nelson attended the fun
era} of deceased friend at Coon Valley.
Joseph Haugh of YuGa spent a
couple of days at the county seat on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris WEIGH rejoice
over the arrival of baby son, born
January 6.
k. NJ. Hooverson of Folsom trans
acted business and visited at Viroqua
last Friday.
Guy Tewalt, while cutting wood,
the AK slipped, nearly severing one of
his little toes
w. j. Robinson of Richland Cen
ter, was in the city last week on pro-
hibition work.
j S. Treseder of Viola spent a
couple of days with his daughter, Mrs.
H. l.. Gardner.
Miss Alma Nelson entertained the
Embroidery club last Thursday even
ing at her home.
Hon. Henry Sorge has disposed of
the Coon Valley creamery to a farmers
cooperative company.
Chairman Helge Larson of Coon
town, was among the CENSoR's out-of
town callers on Saturday.
Miss Mary jacobson was called
home Friday by the serious illness of
her father, Chris Jacobson.
Mrs. Frank Primmer left for San
born, Iowa, being called there by the
serious illness of her father.
Miss Bessie Potts is spending her
vacation from central duties with her
friend Lulu Mathews at VOLTA.
Mrs. A. E. Perkins spent Wednes-
day and Thursday at Cashton, attend
ing meeting of the Rebekahs.
The CENSOR acknowledges business
and personal calls from Landlord Clark
Brokaw and Mr.. Sayles of Rockton. as
Mrs. M. Barstow, nee Clara Seriven,
and little daughter, of Grand Rapids,
is visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. I.
Scriven.
The third invoice of fine neckwear
this fall tells the story of their popu-
larity. They are the thing. The Blue
Front Store.
Miss Dagne Moen, one of the West
by students at our high school, returned
home Friday On account of an attack
IF the la grippe.
Rev. and Mrs. jacobson went to
Sioux City in response to a telegram
bringing the news of the death of Mrs.
Jacobson's S father.
Miss Maggie Smith, daughter of
Mrs. A. S. Smith, and one of Viroqua's S
girls, was married recently to Henry
Lien Of Delevan, Minnesota, prosper
Gus farmer.
Mrs. Carrie Yttri died at the home
of her son, Eric Yttri, near Folsom
last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Yttri
was an old Vernon county settler, "a
years of age.
Miss Ida Wetie went to Liberty
Pole, Thursday afternoon, to attend a
bazaar given by the ladies aid society
of the Lutheran church at the home of
Andrew Sherry.
Master Gustav APPS, who few
weeks since was thought to be fatally
injured by the premature discharge of
gun, is improving with hopes of re-
covery, at his home in the town of Ham
burg.
Vincent Ledman of Miller, South
Dakota, and j. F. Ledman of La Crosse
were in the city today. The former is
engaged in merchandising and reports
good times and personal success in his
western home.
Mrs. B. A. Winfield of Minneapolis
and Mrs. ]. w. Johnston of Trempea-
Ieau came to visit their sister, Mrs. c.
y. Smith. Mrs. Johnston returning to
her home on Monday and Mrs. Winfield
will remain for months visit
Attorney c. w. Graves went to La
Crosse last Saturday to apply to Judge
Fruit for an order fixing day for
hearing of the final account of M. Fl.
Bekkedal, receiver of the Bank of
Westby. The hearing will be held jan
uary q.
Miss Edith Hendrickson spent Thur
day and Friday at La Crosse with her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. B. Thompson, at the
hospital Mrs. Thompson has IMPROVED
very much in health, recovering very
nicely from the effects of the operation
and severe cold.
Mrs. Lillian Proctor went, Tuesday
night of last week, to Phillips to see
her father who was dangerously i'll,
and while enroute telegram was re-
ceived here bringing the news of his
death. Harold Proctor left on Wed
nesday for Phillips and remained until
after the funeral.
Albert Goehr, one of the men en-
ployed on the new bank building ex-
perienced painful accident last Thurs
day morniug, falling from the roof to
the second story, about twenty feet,
and catching his chin on board, cut
ting a cash under the chin 20 the bone.
DR.. w. NJ Trowbridge dressed the
wound and cloNed the cut with seven
stitches.
-Bargainsl Are you looking for
them? Weather conditions have been
against the sale of heavy winter wear.
We are oyerstocked ard must get rid
of them. Prices cut no figure, they
must go Fur and fur-lined coats,
sheep lined coats, over coats, suits,