Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-12

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| gular municipal election as individual
nominee, thus placing every candidate
upon his strength as an individual.
-fViroqua" cigars are the best
George Livingston spent Sunday at
La Crosse.
Il. R. Arlington spent last week
at La Crosse.
CLAUS Gilbertson visited his parents
at Westby on Sunday.
Order oak framing timbers of
Thayer for your barn.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Moon,
on Monday, a baby girl.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Some very low prices on furs to
close, at Severson's q Co.'S.
Mrs. George Davenport has been
having serious throat trouble.
Mrs. Henry Rogers has been on the
sick list for the past ten days.
L. C. Boyle had business at Milwau-
kee couple of days last week.
William Oliver of Ross transacted
business at Viroqua on Friday.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Wesley Caldwell and family have
been guests at the Albert Brott home.
Mrs. Betsey Hubbell left on Friday
morning for Madison to visit her son
Frank.
Albert johnson of Soldiers Grove
spent Saturday and Sunday with Viro-
qua friends.
"A Victory writer states that there
is much sickness in that village and
community.
Mrs. o. A. Unseth of Westby was
down on Friday to visit her sister Mrs.
Nels Solverson.
The Eight grade had sleigh ride
last Saturday evening with their teach
er Miss Gebhardt. ~ -
This week only, Rogers offers your
choice of any ladies' or misses $12 to
S25 jacket for Sc.
The Misses Gebhardt, Hand, Omund-
son and Suttle spent Sunday with
friends at Westby.
Claude Baker of Ashton, South
Dakota. is visiting his father, F. M.
Baker, in this city
Mrs. VIM. Fisher is in Bangor,
called there by the death of her broth
er, Edward Vaughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Van Wagner left
today for California, where they intend
to make their future home.
Miss Elizabeth Spellum, who has
been visiting La Crosse relativsr is
expected home this week.
Miss Margaret Lieurance spent a
few days recently with her sister. Mrs.
Frank Swain, at Brookville.
Mrs. w. d. Dyson entertained the
Violet club and a few invited guests on
Friday afternoon at her home.
Frank Williams and family took a
sleigh ride to Westby on Sunday and
visited at the Paul Paulson home.
Miss Marion Dahl, Phil Tate and
Roy Bean are spending their ten days
vacation at their respective homes.
The little daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Williams gave sleighride par
ty to number of their young friends.
Whitney Nichols is planning to or
ganize band of small boys and the
proposed members are very enthusias-
tic.
Miss Maude Allen, night telephone
operator, has resigned her position and
Fred Gohde is filling vacancy for the
present.
Mrs. EvaFiske of Omaha, Nebraska
arrived in Viroqua last week for sn ex-
tended visit with her sister Mrs. L. r.
Arlington.
Mrs. George McGonigal returned
home from Lime Springs last Friday,
Mr.. McGonigal meeting her on her re-
turn at La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bergh spent
Sunday with their daughter Julia at the
La Crosse hospital, remaining over un-
til Monday when she was operated ur-
on.
George Stokes is entertaining his
Cousin Riley Forsyth, of Garner, Iowa.
Mr.. Forsyth has been visiting Ontario
relatives and friends, where he lived
twenty years ago.
Miss Lulu Thompson has returned
from her uncle's Martin Thompson,
where she has been caring for cousins,
who have had the measles. Mrs. Thomp-
son is now at home.
--Hillsboro basket ball team received
It's hrSt defeat IN two years at the
hands of the la Crosse military team.
1t was hard fought contest, La
Crosse winning by one point, "a to %.
The Davis drug store window is
decorated with smokers goods this
week, the cigars being the output of
the C. w. Davis factory in this city.
These cigars are proving to be ex-
tremely popular.
The Whist club will be entertained
at the Dyson hall next Friday evening
by the Misses Baldwin, Oyitz, Matte
Smith, Dawson, Atwood, Mrs. Carrie
Tate and Messrs. Henry Lindemann,
Chris Berg and Jerry Dawson.
Friends in this city have received
word that a son was born at Manila
on December 31st, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Borden Harris. Mr.. Harrisis employed
at Manila as civil engineer by a firm
having contract for the United States
government. He 10 son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Enoeh Harris, formerly Of Har-
m0ny, and nephew Of John Dawson
and F. NJ Baker, Df this city.