Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
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oring your repair work TO Sam LlllS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baldwin
have returned from a several weeks
sojourn in Iowa
Elias and Amund Tryggestad have
moved their families from Jefferson
to this city.
-Orville NJ. Woodhouse of Genoa
was business visitor in our city last
Friday and Saturday.
Martin Jasperson took week va
cation and spent the same with his par
ents on Dach Ridge.
We have nice lot of barn boards
on hand and at a low price. Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber Co.
Frank Rusk assisted recently in a
home talent play at Cashton, giving a
Dutch clog speciality"
Mrs. Jennie Hockenbery of this
city has sold her Genoa property to
Orville M. Woodhouse.
Not quantity of stock, but quality,
is what Sam Lillis, the jeweler, has and
at prices that are right.
Scott Curtis is now a travelling man.
having accepted position as salesman
for Milwaukee candy house.
Miss Gladys DeGarmo was hostess
at Senior party at the home of Lyle
Tate last Wednesday evening.
Rev. c. E. Buffers was called to
| Tomah to conduct the funeral service
of an old friend, locomotive engineer.
B. B. Smith has rented Sam Ellef-
son S farm at Litchfield, Minnesota, and
he and his wife departed for that place.
&C. E. Morley has sold his farm to
John Mason and in the deal took Mr..
Mason's residence property here in the
city.
Mrs. McCulloch and daughter Laura
and Mrs. Seal have returned from
Darlington, where they passed the
winter with relatives.
If you are going to buy any lumber
the coming season, just call and see
our grades and get prices of Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber Co.
We are in receipt of an advance
shipment of the very latest and nobbiest
neck wear. New shades and styles
The Blue Front Store.
Morton Shirks, engineer ON the l..
G. & S. E. is taking weeks vacation
and spending the same with his parents
in northern Michigan.
! Mrs. L. C. Boyle was the hostess
of the Bridge Whist club Monday
afternoon, and introduced some st. Pat
rick features for the occasion.
Father O'Reilly conducted services
! the new church is progressing nicely,
Gently installed.
--Viroqua high school Freshmen gave
dance at Opera hall Friday evening.
! This is the last class party of the year
and it was most thoroughly enjoyed by
the class and their invited guests.
Will Lindeman has been painting
papering and otherwise repairing his
! tenement house in the south part of the
city and rented it to Mr.. Townsend,
of Readstown, who is about to move
here.
-Westby Brothers, Julias and Lin
! dahl, are closing out the goods in their
La Crosse store in order to devote their
entire attention to the extensive cloth
ing business they have built up at
| Sparta.
Judge D. o. Mahoney is pro-
gramned for a speech at Mauston,
Saturday night, at meeting of the La
Toilette club of that city. H n. F. E.
/ McGovern of Milwaukee is also one of
the speakers,
Bert Gardner and Philo VanDyke,
with their families, have moved from
Budd vicinity to Chaseburg. The for
mer will assist Merchant r. B. Hoyt
and Mr. VanDyke expects to open
meat market.
Building operations in Viroqua dur
ing the coming summer promise to be
| lively. Already the construction of
many residences are being figured up
on and the demand for well located lots
is above normal. Great is Viroqua and
! its future.
John S. Mckittrick has disposed
of the two desirable lots Immediately
west of his residence to Earl Truesdale
and Berlie Moore. Mr.. Truesdale has
already commenced placing material
on the ground for construction of 4
nOdern house the present season. Mr..
Moore may also build this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Gorsuch,
after spending five months in the west
are again ''at home" in Viroqua, where
they expect to remain. They liked the
western country, and especially Colo
RADIO, but found the altitude too high
for comfort Mr.. Gorsuch says they
experienced a mild winter all through
the western country. They met many
former Vernon county people in their
wanderings.
Mr.. Seth Reynolds, who has been
conducting a barber shop in North
Dakota, has purchased half interest
in C. w. Thomson S tonsorial parlor in
this city. He comes splendidly recon-
mended and will prove valuable ad-
dition to the trade. Mr.. Thomson :
ability is too well known to need com
ment. The gentlemen are installing
new furniture and improving generally.
They would like to secure an appren-
tice.
In the good old days Of our grand
fathers when a man got pain in his
stomach his wife laid hot stove lie
on him, and the next morning he was
able to slop the hogs, feed the calf anc
kick the eat. Now if he gets an un.
comfortable feeling back Of his waist
band. the doctor calls it appendicitis
LAYS him on the table, cuts hole in his
anatomy and he-dies, maybe. Again
in the old days you could take youl
jack-knife and trim your corns, put OF
your boot and plow all day, now il yol
even scrape the horny toe blood poisoT
sets in and off comes your leg.-Ex.