Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-12
Friday is St. Valentines day

visited WIN relatives here recently.
Ollie McAuley of Mt Sterling visit
ed with his sister, Mrs. C. M. Butt
Ladies two piece dollar Musing
underwear, this week see. Rogers.
Will Michelet of Westby was a
business caller at yiroqua on Saturday.
Herman Torntengen of Westby at
tended to business at Viroqua on Mon
day.
George McGonigal is entertaining
as a guest at his home, Mr.. Zenn of
Lime Springs.
Special this week at Rogers child
ren's 25c fieeced lined underwear, all
sizes, 15c each.
Members of the Rebekah lodge are
requested to attend next Mouday night.
Degree work.
Mr.. Henry Gradner wa5 summoned
to Montello on Saturday by the illness
of his son John.
-Messrs. viii Taylor and Gerald
Waddell of La Fargo spent Sunday with
friends at Viroqua.
William Selbach, one of Rockton's S
merchants, was at Viroqua on Saturday
on business errand.
| MS WCCh at ISOSCIS CIi11uTefiS QUO
wool underwear 25c each. The Csc and
75c quality for 35c each.
Mrs. Anna Robinson and daughter
Carrie of Readstown are visiting at the
M. V. De Garmo home.
Henry Krogan left on Saturday to
resume work with the international
Harvester Co. at Galesburg Illinois.
-Misa Ella Smith went to Minneapo-
lis last week to meet friend from Da-
kota and will be absent several days.
| Correspondents! Send in the news
| from your villages and communities.
ct the world know that you are alive.
Ernest Kuehn entertained his broth
er, E. f. KueEn, and two other gentle
men from New Albin, Iowa, last week.
/ M. J. Felix and wife left last Sun
day for lronwood, Michigan, to attend
the marriage of one of Mrs. Felix's
sisters.
Clean your wallis. In all sections
of town there Two much hardness in
clearing walks following every snow
storm.
= Mrs. Rachel Cory has returned to
her home at Cumberland, after visiting
at Soldiers Grove and Viroqua with re-
latives.
The Wintergreen club, formerly
Re youI. ladies' embroidery club, will
meet with Miss Valla Smeby next Wed.
nesday evening.
-Stoddard business men and farmers,
of that section are arranging for the
establishment of a cooperative cream
cry in that village.
Mrs. o. P. Hill is suffering from la
grippe, the result of catching bad
cold upon her trip home from Brook
ings, South Dakota
Miss Matte Smith and Mrs. Charles
M. Thompson have returned from their
visit with Miss Smiths sister, Mrs.
Marie Oium at Oshkosh.
Mrs. ]. G. Brooks and son Earl.
who have been guests of Mrs. F. K.
Van Wagner, departed for their home
at Davenport, Iowa today.
! Miss Marry Bates, accompanied her
daughter Mrs. Nellie Barker and hus-
band to Viroqua, and will visit friends
and relatives here for time.
In speaking of quantity of apples
raised by A. c. Lake, in last issue of
CENSOR, it should have been 200 bushels.
instead of 500 bushels, as stated
The Saturday afternoon train on
the e. M. & St. P road was DELAYED by
snow drift this side of Westby and
did not get through until about 10 p. m.
Mems heavy f1eeced cotton under
wear, 35c. Mems 81. so wool two piece
suits, at 81. 90 each. Men S heavy wool
socks, 25c and 30c socks to close at 19c;
all at Rogers
Nelson Bowman is making 500 to-
bacco cases for Pretzfeld and has orders
for 1000 for other local tobacco men,
which looks as though there would be
something doing.
Mrs. Robert Kundahl is apparently
recovering from her serious illness of
last week and her sisters, Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Albert Hulsether returned to
their homes at De Soto.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Barker, former
| ly of Chicago, spent couple of DAYS
last week with the lady's uncle, j. w.
| Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Barker were on
their way to st. Paul, which will be
their home in the future
The restaurant building at GAYS
Mills owned by N Jurgensen & Co.
caught fire last Wednesday evening
about ten O. clock and the contents were
consumed by the flames. The local
! telephone exchange was located in the
building.
S. T. Dregne of Readstown might
have had serious fire at his store last
week A flying match head ignited
some cotton batting cases, but BY
swift and energetic action the fire was
/ gotten under control and no particular
damage done.
Mrs. John Devlin entertained a
party of ladies' at her home last Wed
/ nesday evening ia honor of Mrs. Ever
ett Barnes. Four tables played 500.
Mrs. John Chase secured first prize ana
Mrs. Colburn second. Refreshments
--ere served.
To-day is the anniversary Of the
great commoner, Abraham Lincoln.
/ The memory of Lincoln win be revered
SO long as history is perpetuated. His
anniversary viii, before many years,
| let US hope, be made a holiday, and
the occasion observed like Washington
anniversary.
Mrs. Joseph Baker, former Yer
non county woman, writes from Fenton,
I Alabama, to friends here saying, 81
picked three big ripe strawberries the
other day; can you do as well? We
have had rather cold winter and gar
dens have not done well. You know we
go to our gardens for winter supplies
I Just as you go to your cellars We
have a few flowers in bloom, viiyts,