Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-09

visitors at Viola, Sunday.
DR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Albert Jacobson of Chicago is the
guest of the N H. Nelson family.
Born to DIR. and Mrs. Donald C.
Miller of Patch Grove, daughter.
Mrs. David Pulver visited at the
home of Mrs. Martha Hall last week.
Rooms to to rent in the Opera
house, Inquire at the CENSOR office.
-Bentson Riley of Neilsville is visit
ing his brother, John Riley of this city.
Mrs. A. o. Larson and daughter
Welma returned Sunday from Mil
waukee.
Mrs. John Stagman and two child
ren are guests at the home of Mrs. 7.
H. Wilson.
No better business college in Wis
consin than the one at Wausau. Write
for catalog.
Miss Iona Slack entertains at a
luncheon Thursday i'll honor of Mrs.
Leslie Slack.
Mrs. Geo. Hall was summoned to
Crandon recently by the serious illness
Of 1 grandchild.
Special inducement for cash on
buggies during the next ten days at
Knudson Bros.
Miss Bessie Potts is expected home
from Chetek, where she has been en-
ployed in store.
Sam Gore and George Shredder of
Viola passed through here Monday en-
route to La Crosse.
DO you need buggy for the fair?
See Knudson Bros. and save money at
their special cash sale.
Harry Blythe has returned from
North Dakota, where he has been visit
ing for the past month.
Mrs. Cora Cross of Fairmont, Min
nesota, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Joyce and Mrs. Stricken.
Ray and Myrtle Ames of Liberty,
have gone to Whitewater, where they
will attend normal school,
Her many friends will be glad to
learn that Miss May McKittrick' s con-
dition is somewhat improved.
Miss Matte Holland and Ida Wet
tie visited at the home of the former
near Soldiers Grove last Sunday.
Big satin hats are the fad of the
season. Get your order in early. They
are going fast. Mrs. j. E. Bigley.
Miss Velva Larson of La Crosse
spent her vacation visiting her friend,
Mary Fladhammer, scdth of the city.
Albert Thompson is taking vaca-
ton from his duties as rural mail car
rie- and Is ass..sss along Tie Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Davidson drove
to Soldiers Grove, Sunday, where they
visited the formers parents until Mon
day.
Miss Louise Hanson of La Crosse
is home for a six weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hanson
of this city.
Telephone messages from La Crosse
today say that Charles H. Edwards is
getting along nicely from his recent
attack of appendicitis.
AT the recent primary election
Miles NJ. Davis, formerly of this city,
barely escaped nomination for clerk of
the court for Rusk county.
Miss Hazel Lillis has opened dress
making rooms in the Wilsey residence,
east Decker street, where she is pre-
pared to do all kinds of dressmaking.
Chairman Milton WEIGH of Webster
is carrying badly bruised hand by rea-
son of an injury received from pile
driver while in thl line of official duty.
The CENSOR family and employees
are indebted to Ms. E. A. Wiganowsky
for basket of choice apples which
were greatly enjoyed and appreciated.
See our working shirts; full length
sleeve, SO inches long, double stitched
new watch pockets. When you buy
you get satisfaction. The Blue Front
Store.
Mr.. end Mrs. John Hyde and son
Henry came over from West Lima,
Saturday. for a wo days visit with
Mrs. Hyde's brother, Geo. B. Fisher
and family
Enrolment almost doubled last
year. Get next TO good position by
taking a course in Brandrup & Net.!a-
ton Business College, Winona, MINI.
Catalog free.
i have purchased a large stock of
the best things that Chicago and St.
Paul markets have to offer in the line
of millinery. All are invited to call.
Mrs. j. E. Bigley.
A nice warm shower of short dura-
tion visited us Saturday evening
While more rain was needed, the
shower did considerable good to late
tobacco and corn.
Superintendent H. L. Gard,Ier tells
US that the supply of teachers in Ver-
non county is greater than the demand
This state of affairs has not been ex-
perienced for several years.
The following birth notice recently
in an exchange: "Born to
the wife of Jim Jones, a boy. The
boy favors his dad in several ways,
viz: He is bald, has a red nose, takes
to the bottle like a bumblebee to
clover blossom and makes a lot of noise
over nothing.
The Methodist parsonage was the
scene of quiet wedding last Sunday
when Raymond E. Melvin and Miss
Dottie E Standiford, both of Salem
Ridge, we're united in marriage. Rev.
Haskell performed the ceremony in the
presence of few friends. These young
people are well beloved BY all who
know them and all wish them the fullest
measure of success. Viola Intelh-
gencer.
The many friends of Mrs. Sarah
Smith, formerly of this city, and now
of Salem, Oregon, will be sorry to learn
that the aged lady met with a most
painful accident about two weeks ago.
While walking about in the yard at the