Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-13
Bits of Local News

-"Viroqua" cigars are the best.

DR.. Butt was over from La Fargo.
Ole Torger drove up from Soldiers
Grove on business.
ATTEND the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
S. J. Severson, was down from
Westby on business Monday.
Mrs. Wakefield of DeSoto is guest
at her brothers ALERT johnson.
Mrs. Chas Morrison. of CashtOn spent
Friday with Mrs. b. F. Purdy.
Mrs. Nellie Buckley is repainting
her residence on South Main street.
Fred Johnson and wife of Minnea-
polls are visiting at Albert JOhnson's.
John Hall and family of La Fargo
were guests at the Chris Oswald home.
DO not forget that you get the best,
when you buy Ferndale cOffees at Viii
Hams.
Miss Emma Nelson and Mrs. Nels
C. Nelson were VirOqua visitors from
Westby.
Universal Portland cement is the
worlds standard. Sold by Tibbits-
Cameron.
Mrs. Henry Lake left Friday morn
ing to visit her daughter Florence in
Michigan. j
w. L. and ]. w. Higgins of Reads
town were business callers at Viroqua
on Thursday.
Albert Broadhead, while on his
western trip recently, purchased some
land in South Dakota.
Mrs. John R. Lake has built new
cement walk in front of her property
and walks about the house.
Edwin Broadhead and daughter
Mildred spent couple of days recently
with Mrs Bertha Broadhead.
Joseph Pennell and family have
moved into the residence just south of
the one they formerly occupied.
Mrs. Condie and daughtea of Me
nomonie are the guests of Robert Condie
one of our instructors in the high school.
R. w. Mulcahy takes R. A. Clark
position as rural mail carrier for couple
of weeks during Mr.. Clark's vacation.
WHAT'S become of the old-fashioned
man who said that the kitchen was the
''comfortablest" place in the whole
house?
Charles Goetsch and daughter Miss
Ida of Watertown were over Sunday
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Waffle.
MIR. and Mrs Herbert Crume were
summoned to Lacrosse on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. Gund, sis
ter of Mrs. Crume.
Would you buy high school suit?
Then surely you will want the "Col-
legian suit" made expressly for col
lege boys The Blue Front Store.
The Misses Jette Bjelland, Ruby
DeLap, Josie Bentson and Rose Drew
Al =
Mrs. A. l.. Grimsrud OF. Chaseburg, Sun
day.
Miss Mabel Slime, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slime of Brook
vile, and Ole Skaar were married at
La Crosse, April %.
Quality is friend always remem-
bered. Price is chance acquaintance
quickly forgotten. The Adler clothes
possesses quality unequalled. The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. John McKittrick left on Fri
day morning for La Crosse on account
of the serious illness of Mrs. Helen
Forsyth, who will probably submit to
an operation at Eau Claire.
Mrs. J. M. Wiggington of LaFarge
has been a guest of Viroqua relatives
for three weeks and returned to her
home on Sunday with her husband and
family, who were over for the day.
Why is it the young men want the
"Adler Collegian" suits and will have
no others? 1t is because they have the
style, quality and shape retaining, pos
sessed by no other make. The Blue
Front Store.
Brush Greek temperance society,
east of CashtOn, is arranging for big
picnic at the Hanson farm on Sunday,
May l7th They will provide an ex-
cellent program with plenty OF music
and speeches.
A Nebraska woman sewed her hus-
band between tive blankets and bella
bored him witt a rolling pin until he
agreed to sign temperance pledge.
We suspect that is one variety of pro-
hibition likely to actually prohibit.
Fifty third annual convention of
the La Crosse district Congregational
churches is being held in La Crosse this
week. Viroqua church is represented
by Rev. Sarles,, c. j. Smith and Mes
danes Albon Lindemann and c. f.
Dahl and F. A. Chase.
! Rev. ard Mrs. NJ J. Westphal of
Peterson, Minnesota, have been renew
ing old friendships in Viroqua. Rev.
Westphal served as pastor IN N1roqua
for nine years, leaving here, about five
wears ago. The CENSOR Acknowledges a
pleasant call from them.
The Third Regiment band went up
to Tomah Monday to take part in the
program incident to the reunion OF
Spanish-American war veterans of
Company K. This was the bands first
out-of town engagement since bel &
mustered into the service, and the boys
acquitted themselves in creditable
manner.
An exchange tells of a newspaper
reporter who interviewed thirty sue
cessful business men and found that all
of them when boys had been governed
strictly and frequently thrashed. he
also interviewed thirty loafers and
learned that twenty-seven of them had
been mamma darling, and tire other
thee had been reared by their grand
mothers.
1t is no load to carry around apeas-
ant face and cheerful manner. 1t is
big help to all who can do it, and it is
easy if one only learns self-restraint.
Men have become sweet tempered who
were not always so as it is all matter
of will. A happy disposition will not
alone bring success, but it will help
whole lot towards it and every am
t:.:.,,r man should learn tn skepn on