Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-29
HAZEL AcKER.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

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Squire Toney has been on the sick
Mayor Chase was at La Crosse last
Friday.
DIR. Frank Morley went to Shell
Lake on business.
IS. H. Sharp was in town from
Westby on Thursday.
Mrs Levi Cole of De Soto was at
Viroqua Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Ever Munson visited with his
wife's parents at Mt. Sterling,
Mrs. Ole. 0. Slette of Newry vi
cinity, died Monday last after long
illness.
Miss nvrtle Latarnore was among
the la grippe patients, but is again
teaching.'
Miss Sakrison was given party by
the children of her grade last Saturday
evening.
Friends and neighbers gave Grand
ma Weise a surprise party last Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. H. Smeby and sister Vella
spent last week at Albert Lea with
their parents.
Louis Josvanger has recovered from
mis- recent severe illness and is able to
be up town again.
Miss Belle jacobson is taking a
weeks vacation from her clerical duties
at C. j. Severson's.
Miss Leva Thompson and Miss
Hannah Lerum are occupying rooms at
Albert Thompson S.
The time to buy lumber is now.
The grade to buy is the best. The place
to buy is at Tibbits-Cameron's.
What's become of the old fashion
man VINO used to be the best wrestler
in his town back in Vermont?
"A conundrum social will be held
at the Liberty Pole school house next
Friday evening. Everybody invited.
Rev. e. L. Cooper, late minister
of De Soto, now at Elroy, has made
application for patent on a stove pipe
radiator.
IF you are going to build house,
SC TO Tibbits-Cameron and see their
plan book. 1t contains two hundred
different plans.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Slack recently
spent few days at the home of Mr.
Slack's parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. II.
olacK at Liberty 1ole.
--Isn this good clothing PROPOSE
tion? This seasons styles, suits worth
$50 at SIS, worth $18 at $14; worth SIG
at $l3. Overcoats in the same PROPOSE
tion. The Blue Front Store.
Ten acres, one mile from Main
street, Viroqua All kinds ofbuildings,
well and wind mill, near school, on
main road. A bargain, write quick.
Address lock box 80, Viroqua, Wiscon-
sin.
Tibbits-C Cameron are laying in their
large supply of lumber and shingles,
bought when the market was at the
bottom, and will be sold at bottom
price. Let US figure your bills before
prices advance.
1t is not a question of 20 or 25 per
cent discount with us. 1t is question
of exchange, goods for cash. Never a
time when prices figured so little. We
have too many goods Tnd we must
realize on them before spring goods
come. The Blue Front Store.
News has reached lere that w. W.
Dunlap, who has f1en spending the
winter in Chicago, was badly bruised
by falling from an elevated car. His
right leg came near being crushed,
his left ankle was sprained and thumb
was lacerated as result of the accident.
Mrs. H. l.. Rayner was hostess at
a five o'clock dinner party of twelve
ladies at her home Saturday evening.
The dinner was given in honor of Mrs.
Rayner's sister, who has been visiting
her, Mrs. Matthew Geary, nee Josephine
Heron and old friends of Mrs. Geary
were invited.
The regular meeting of the Beavers
Reserve Fraternity will be held at the
Woodmen hall Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 5th, at o'clock p. m lnstalla-
tion Of officers ant other important
business to be transacted. Let every
Beaver and Beaver Queen paste this
IN their hat and attend the meeting.
We are glad to correct an item pub
gxlnhcd recently in the CENSOR concern
iilg Homer French, formerly of Wilton.
Al letter has been received in Viroqua
from Mrs. French and gives the infor.
nation that the lady is.livings with her
husband at Paonia, Colorado. Like the
story of Mark Twain's death. ''the re-
port was greatly exaggerated.
If you are looking for farm don I
fail 70 see the Vernon County Land
company before buying. This company
can offer you farm anywhere from 1C
to 320 acres in size, and from 500 to
500 per acre in price. On account OF
the large number of farms they have
to offer. and the great variety in quail
ity and price, this company could be OF
material assistance to you in selecting
a farm.
Elopements in the Catholic church
viii BE an impossibility after Easter
Sunday. The new regulations come
from Rome. Such a marriage nigh
not be declared invalid but it would b
cIandestine and illicit unless g specia
dispens9tion were procured. The cele
hrants would be deprged OF the oene
fits al The church. THE new regula
f;ons make elopements impossible, Z
said the Rev Father Traudt, secreettar,,
"a Archbishop Mesgmer 1t val q
away with many III considered mar
risees. And it viii place an aoaltlofpi q
obstacle IN the way Of the marriage o
fVef--l..- Nth unr-( at holes.