Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-26
Talk to Sam Lillis. ieweIer.

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week, it will pay you.
Mrs. VIM. Stogdill entertained a
few ladies at tea on Saturday.
-Enos Briggs of Soldiers Grove was
Viroqua visitor on Friday.
''Simon says wig wag" Congre-
gational church, Saturday night 25c.
For Sale, Modern up-to date seven
room cottage. Inquire of c. A. Minshall.
Miss Winnie Davis of Winona, Min
nesota, spent Sunday with Viroqua re-
latives.
Miss Hazel Shannon of Westby
was down to attend the debate Satur-
day night.
February closes en- Saturday five
Saturdays in month of only twenty
nine days.
Mrs. J. H. Sherrick and children
of Cashton have been visiting relatives
in this city.
The easiest way to save money is
to read Rogers ;d., and taken advan-
tage of same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Geary of Liber-
ty Pole have a little daughter born
last Thursday.
Mrs. Chris Helgeson of Purdy was
called to La Crosse on account of the
death of a sister.
Rev. Gulbrandson of Westby was
down last Thursday to attend the social
at Thos. Sanwiek's.
Miss Matte Holland is having a
vacation from her employment at the
Fair Savings Store.
Miss Florence Snead was victim
OF la grippe last week and did not teach
her school at Springville.
Charley Chase of La Fargo is TAX
ing treatment for rheumatism at the
Prairie du Chen sanitarium.
up to date little is said concerning
pere have made their appearance, how
ever.
RayfC&l ll1ooH win -aissrn to La f'afge
the 1st of March to resume duties as
manager of the telephone Office at that
place.
Miss Anna Hayes of La Fargo, who
is trained nurse, has been taking care
of Mrs. George McGonigal since last
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Anderson of the CEN
SoR force spent a few days the past
week visiting relatives and friends at
Readstown and Viola.
Sydney Smith of Bowbells, North
Dakota retained to Viroqua last week
to attend the funeral of his brother
H arold on Saturday.
Mr.. and Alfred johnson OF Deer
field are visiting the lady's parents.
Mrs. johnson was formerly Nora Lar
son and wei known in Viroqua.
Mr.. end Mrs. Lawrence Bigley are
the happy parents of a baby girl, born
last Sunday. Lawrence is wearing one
of those smiles that won't come off.
Miss Bessie Potts went to LA Fargo
Monday morning to spend week with
friends. The work of hello girl has
been so hard that the doctor advised a
rest.
Carlos Buchanan, the La Fargo
clothing merchant, formerly of this
city, is off on a western trip, and gos-
sips say in search of favorable loca-
tion.
The Rebekahs will give short pro-
gram and serve refreshments at Odd
Fellows hall Monday night, March 2nd
Rebekahs, bring your wives and hus-
bands.
Get your spring auction bills printed
at the CENSOR Office Quick and salts
factory service, right prices and free
notice in the CENSOR, which is worth
double the price of the bills.
Frank Rusk was the business man
ager for hard times dance at the
Opera hall last Friday evening, and
music was furnished by Leo Fisher and
daughter. Not large attendance, but
good time.
--Hillsboro basket ball cam defeated
in fine form the military aggregation of
La Crosse which gave our neighbors
their first defeat few days ago. Hills
boro plays the game with the best in
the country.
DIR. F. N. Oium, former citizen
and native of our town of Christiana,
has been elected president of the state
osteopathie association. DIR. Quinn has
resided and practiced his profession at
Oshkosh for several years.
Tibbits Cameron Lbr. Co. have
been awarded the contract of furnishing
large bill of timbers and bridge plank
for The Joliet Bridge Works Of Min
neapolis who have large bridge con-
tract in Vernon county.
The young wife of Henry Kaufman.
cashier of the Bank of Hillsboro, died
after brief illness, leaving an infant
child Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman were
married little more than year since.
Deep sorrow is manifest at B:SSboro
over the early demise of this young
wife and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. AshbaCgh ar
rived here from Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vania, yesterday, and win spend several
weeks with Mrs. Ashbaugh's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Higgins. Until
recently Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbaugh were
engaged in the mercantile business at
Pittsburg. They lost their goods, build
ing and personal effects in a FIRE, and
Mrs. Ashbaugh was carried from the
burning building in an unconscious con
dition. They have not as vet decided
where they viii locate, but Mr.. Ash
b2ugh expects TO again launch out as
soon as suitable business location can
( b0 fo1nd