Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-08
Bits of Local News
, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sweger is on the sick
list.
-Fredlick Dyson was i'll for several
days.
Elmer Straits little daughter Fern
has been sick.
Miss Mary Caldwell is visiting rela-
tives in the country.
Miss Ethel Drake returned from
visit at Coon Valley.
-Tibbits-CamercI can save you mon
ey on sash and doors.
Miss Flossie Strieker had an attack
of Ia grippe last week.
Miss Hattie Dahlberg has returned
from her holiday vacation.
Miss Goldie Glenn has returned
from her visit at La Crosse.
Miss Blanche Wiggington spent a
day with Mrs. Hegge at Cashton.
"A fine sack holder for soc, while
they last, at 7 C. Knudson & Co.'S.
Mrs. Freeman Endieott had as her
guest Miss Helen Post of Ferryville.
Mrs Frank Primmer is recovering
from two weeks illness with la grippe
Sherman McVey of La Crosse was
a business caller at Viroqua on Monday.
Miss Irma Favors returned to her
school work at Stevens Point Monday.
Mrs. Walter Proctor entertained
the Bridge Whist, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Bern Peterson of Genoa vicinity
was here on a business mission, Mon
day.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Crume has been very i'll with bron-
chitis.
John Hokland went to Des Moines,
where he will attend college of com
merce.
Mrs. w. w. Wiggington has recover
ed from two weeks seige with la
grippe.
james Mains and wife of Cashton
visited at D. F. Mains few days re-
Gently.
w. E. Nuzum and family of Tomah
spent New Years day with Viooqua
relatives.
VIM. Lewis spent two days at
Readstown looking after real estate
business.
Roy Primmer spent few days re-
Gently with his uncle P. Burcham near
Avalanche.
For RENT Good, warm, furnished
rooms for rent. Inquire of Mrs. Helen
Thompson.
Ted Thompson went to Chicago to
spend the first of the week of the new
year with friends.
Mrs. G. H. Smith returned to her
home at Elroy last Saturday after her
visit at the Proctors.
Cast iron tank heaters that give
satisfaction, SOC. Call and be convinced.
7. c, Knudson & Co.
The Misses Mary and Frances Bak-
er have returned to their school dues at
the Milwaukee normal.
Gen. E. M. Rogers and wife mailed
letters at Gibralter that reached Viro-
qua relatives this week.
The Cashton postoffice has increased
in volume of business till it is now third
class or presidential dimensions.
Mrs. MoIlie Hombardt and daughter
Dovie have moved into the Mary Hickok
house in the north part of town.
Miss Amy Gott returned to her
school at Bluffton, Indiana, after brief
visit with her mother Mrs. l.. r. Gott.
Mrs. Adeline Hockenberry is visit
ing at Bloom City and expects to re-
main there for month or six weeks.
%. s. Nelson of Perley, North Da-
kota, is here for visit with his rela-
tives, the j. S. Nelson family east of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. v. De Garmo and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. De Garmo spent
New Years day with Carl De Garmo
near De Soto,
Fred Eckhardt has sold his machin-
cry in the C. M. & st. P. grain elevator
at Sparta, and will cease buying grain
at that place.
Get the old reliable Inter-Ocean in
connection with the CENSOR, a whole
year for 25 cents. Now is the time to
order it sent to you.
Misses Margaret and Mary Morse
left for Racine, Margaret to resume
her teaching and Mary to take up ad-
vanced study in shorthand.
The most up-to-date childrens suits
and overcoats to be seen in the city.
Stylish and made to resist hard wears
The Blue Front Store.
- MTS. j.. M. + lHulSys WHO has USeu
visiting relatives in this vicinity for
several weeks, has returned to her
home at Anthony, Kansas.
-Irma Favor entertained her Sunday
schoo. class at her home Friday after
noon, and adding to the little girls
pleasure by them sleigh ride about
town.
Mrs. B. F. Purdy and two sons
Lutte and Don, returned yesterday from
Fleak, North Dakota, where they have
taken up land and resided for several
months.
All the boys on our rural routes.
who were so generously remembered
by their patrons during the holidays,
desire the CENSOR to extend their
thanks for the many substantial evil
dences that their daily efforts to serve
the public are appreciated.
As per telephone mess age recei, ed
Rev. Buffers started for Tomah last
Wednesday, and when he reached
Sparta he was informed that it was the
funeral of Fred Burrows of Sparta that
he was desired to attend. The mistake
was due to not correctly understanding
the message from Sparta.
The special committee selected by
the late county board to recommend
alterations and improvements in the
valley road between Viroqua and Bris-
tow, met week ago and decided what