Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-08
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pneumonia.
Mrs. C. J. Smith has recovered
from the la grippe.
Pure fresh ground buckwheat -four
at Snrenson's grocery.
Pure fresh ground buckwheat -four
at Surenson's grocery.
-All kinds of building material at
bed rock prices at Thayer's.
Miss Stella Larson of Westby was
Viroqua shopper on Thursday.
Justice Fulmer of La Fargo was a
business visitor at Viroqua on Thursday.
January holds in stock for you many
unheard of bargains at The Blue Front
Store.
The University students left last
Thursday to resume their studies at
Madison.
Mrs. Kit Pierce has gone to Eagle
to attend the wedding of her son, Harry
Mcdonald.
Several Viroqua young people at
tended the dance at Ross hall on New
Years eve.
Mrs. James Hornby of Beeman,
Iowa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
w. Bowman.
Daniel Thiel Of Pecatonic, Iowa, is
visiting his brother John Thiel of the
town of jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Garrel are at
Liberty Pole, the guest of thier daughter,
Mrs. George Getter.
Adolph's two little children have
been sick with bad colds since Christ
mas and are better now.
Mrs. E. 9. Norris, and son Earl, of
La Fargo, We're at the county seat on
business last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Riley and son Wis
tied at Judge Curran's home in Prairie
du Chen during the holidays.
"A party of forty-fve enjoyed New
Years night at the farm home of ]. E.
Williams, southeast of Viroqua.
Fred Eckhart has wool packed at
Virobua, Cashton and Sparta and ex-
poets to ship in the near future.
William Bort of Melrose,arrived Sun
day for week visit with his brother
A. X. Bort, and his sister, Mrs. Whit
worth.
Misses Margaret and Emily Morse
and Lucinda Davis spent two days at
the home of August Smith of Pleasant
Ridge.
Mrs. John M. Bennett accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Martin Thompson to
La Crosse and remained with her until
Sunday.
Elmer Anderson left for Nc Henry,
North Dakota, where he will resume
employment as a bookkeeper in a gen.
eral store.
The third invoice of fine neckwear
this fall tells the story of their popu
larity. They are the thing. The Blue
Front Store.
Miss Inga Larson recently visited
friends in Virouua while enroute from
La Crosse to West Prairie to visit the
Elton fBmily.
Mrs. Lapham of Sparta who is
spending the winter in Viroqua has
been quite dangerously i'll with la grippe
and complication"
Miss Jessie McGonigaI, who is en-
ployed in millinery shop in the north
ern part of the state has been spending
the holidays in Viroqua.
SASH doors, and all mill work will
be sold at close prices to make room for
our new stock which will soon arrive.
Call and get prices. Tibbits-C Cameron.
"A party was given Ren Favor New
Years evening. Over forty young
people were present; refreshments were
served and pleasant evening spent to-
gether.
John NJ White went to La Crosse
last Thursday to visit with his wife at
the hospital. Mrs. White is reported to
be improving in health as rapidly as can
be expected.
Earl Hewitt and wife of Minneapo-
lis visited their grandmother Mrs. Sam
business and Mrs. Hewitt remaining
for a longer stay.
The Viroqua band boys were given
many compliments upon their musical
concert given at the Sparta Armory
Friday night. The orchestra also fur
nished music for dance the same eve
ming.
Engineer Blanehcet of La Crosse,
was killed and Fireman Goyette of La
Crosse, and a brakeman, were seriously
injured in wreck of Burlington pas
senger train near east Dubuque Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Thompson was taken
to La Crosse last Thursday and operated
upon at once for appendicitis and the
removal of a large tumor. She was
doing nicely and Mr.. Thompson returned
home on Friday.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, Vi.
roqua. Will practice in all state and
federal courts Dispositions and cen
yeyancing. Commercial collections.
Local and / ng distance phones in office
"A lucky purchase! The Prairie du
Chen pants factory is going to move
to Texas and is closing out all their
trousers at a terrible sacrifice. We
bought a lot of their all wool trousers
at great bargain. Now on sale at
The Blue Front Store.
A sIeighing party drove to Westby
New Years afternoon, taking supper
at Hotel Evans and returning in early
evening. The party was composed OF
Messrs. Robt. Tainter, Clinton and
Ralph Nuzum, Harry Blythe, and Miss
es Hope Munson, Marion Dahl, lisa
Joyce and Lois Suttle.
-Bargainsl Are you looking for
them? Weather conditioI.s have been
against the sale of heavy winter wear.
We are overstocked and must get rid
of them. Prices cut no figure, they
must go. Fur and fur-lined coats,
sheep lined coats, over coats, suits,
underwear, caps, gloves ard mittens.
Tncf yr,1,a4 ro,l will need at lazs bv far