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

ports 5, 10 pounds greater weight thar
! Viroqua during the weighing period.
This is not quite consistent with the
fact that ours is a higher rated office
! than the Center's, the postmaster re-
ceiving 500 more than their S, and
consequently must, from the records,
| do 81 900 greater business than Rich
| land Center Office.
Buy your storm sash of Thayer's.
Rev. H. Smeby spent yesterday at
La Crosse.
Mrs. Mike Fleming has been i'll
with la grippe.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
-Tibbits- Cameron can save you mon
ey on sash and doors.
Albert Johnson of Soldiers Grove
was Viroqua visitor.
Merchant Kellicutt was in on busi-
ness from Ross Monday.
Little Agnes Sarles is recovering
from an attack of la grippe.
An kinds of building material at
bed rock prices at Thayer's.
F. P. Mcintosh has as guests at his
home his mother and sister.
-Rocke Venner of Genoa was at the
county seat on probate matters.
Mrs. viii Dyson was taken with
an attack of the la grippe on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Stoll are ex-
pecting to go to California next month.
Peter o. Runningen was in from
Bergen on probate business, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Proctor, Jr.,
returned from Phillips Monday evening.
january holds in stock for you many
unheard of bargains at The Blue Front
Store.
Mrs. William Shower entertained
several ladies at her home on Friday
afternoon.
Rev. Buffers was called to Nekoosa
to conduct funeral services of young
friend.
Mrs. John White has as a guest at
her home her sister Mrs. VIM. Burlin
of Tomah
Mrs. S. E. Jerman and little daugh-
ter returned, Friday, from their visit
at Madison.
Miss Alma Yttri entertained party
Of young people at her home last FRI
day afterEoor.
Frank Wintz and John Glenn went
to Garnevillo to install heating plant
for farmer at that place.
Judge D. O. Mahoney drove down
to Viola Monday night to attend INSTALL
alton of officers of the Woodman camp,
Miss Madge Nuzum, who has been
attending Oberlin college, returned
Tuesday for an indefinite stay at home.
An artificial pond in the rear of
Mayor Chase residence furnishes much
sport to the small skaters of that Vi
cinity.
Coffee free at Lindemanns' Satur-
day. with our Ardee demonstret ton.
Call and get posted on good flour and
coffee.
-Torger Steenson has resigned his
position at the Sanwick clothing store
and returned to his home at Soldiers
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wamberg of Royal
ton were called here on account OF
the serious illness of Mrs. Wamberg S
mother, Grandma Nigdahl.
-Perley Hays and family removed
five miles below Viola, where he has
house and goes each winter to saw
wood for E. r. Cushman and Joe Davis.
Relatives are advised that little
Mary Tate has not been so we'll; there
seems to have been complications which
have settled in the glands of the throat.
Miss Alma Oswald, is here on a
visit to her parents. Miss Oswald has
been conducting a millinery store at
Clifford, North Dakota, for the past
three years.
Miss Mary Coffiand win assist Miss
Glenn while the ladies of the library
commission are here, and in the future
will act as a substitute librarian when
necessary.
Charlie Collins, representing a La
Crosse manufacturing house, circulated
among Viroqua customers and friends
today. Charlie is always a welcome
visitor in Viroqua.
A jolly party of neighbors and
friends to the number of seventy,
gathered at the home of George Zit-
zner west of Liberty Pole on Saturday
evening and had an enjoyable time.
There is nothing that gives relief t.
PAIN dS QUICKLY dS NEAT dllN @hSiI 10 iFN
way of applying it better than with the
hot water bottle. My bottles are guar
anteed and cost from Sl.00 to $1.75.
o. L. Davis, druggist.
Attention is called to o. H. Helge-
sons warehouse announcement. It
would be a blessing If even one of the
Viroqua tobacco plants could open and
furnish employment to at least a portion
of those who are seeking work.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Elsie Brooks, d. NJ Culp, G.
c. Greene, Ever Hermanson, Jacob
Johnson, Theodore VIM. johnson, Ole
I.angre, Alex McElhose, George M
Miller, John Mutch, Ole Opthun, S.
Ruscha, Mrs John Salthun, Oscar
Surnson, c. Winner.
Mrs. Anna Mason recently had a
painful experience with fire. She had
ligbced a lamp in the sitting room,
we,t into the Kitchen to attend to some
work and when returning found the
lace curtain ablaze. IN tearing the
curtain down one hand was badly
burHea.
"A resolution was passed by the city
council, one vote dissenting, instructing
the mayor and clerk to fle complaint
with the rate commission against the
Viroqua Electric Light company. The
resolution rites that the city and her
people are receiving inadequate service
at rates too high.