Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-01

Don't forget to write it 1903.
Mr. Chris. Berg visited his sister.
near Melvina
"A prosperous New Year to all
CENSOR folks,
Mrs. S, E. Jerman is listing a
sister at Madison.
Marion Davis of Retreat visited
friends in Viroqus.
-Tibbits- Cameron car save you mon
ey on sash and doors.
Miss Florence Allen is visiting at
Hillsboro and Elroy.
Pure fresh ground buckwheat flour
at Surenson's grocery.
Harry Kellicut of Victory was a
guest of Willard Chase.
Mrs. Charles Kuebler is visiting
her parents at Cassville.
ALI kinds of building material at
bed rock prices at Thayer's.
Mrs. Mary hates is visiting her
daughter Nellie at Chicago.
Guy Tewalt, who has been at Ferry
vile, is making visit at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson spent
Christmas with Sparta relatives.
John Wagner, who is employed at
Minneapolis is here for the holidays.
January holds in STOCK for you many
unheard Of bargains at The Blue Front
Store.
Mrs. Bertha Broadhead goes to
Minneapolis to spend three weeks with
neice.
Miss Lucy Dawson entertained a
few friends at Whist on Thursday
evening.
Miss Josephine Thompson of La
Fargo was guest at the Jacob Thomp-
son home.
Harry Wilsey and wife, of Spirit
Lake, Iowa, are visiting with Mr.. Will
sey's parents.
Photographer E. K. Meason went
up to his former home at La Crosse on
Christmas day.
Mr.. F. W. Shepard of Garlvilo,
Iowa, and son Harry of Sioux City came
home to pass holidays.
Joseph Kayler Of Norway Ridge
spent Christmas day at the home of his
uncle, Mr.. James Parker.
Friends in this city received large
Bennett, of Salem, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Collier spent
Christmas with the lady's parents,
Mr. and. Mrs. Melvin Chase.
Miss Martha Bjorkman of Hazel,
South Dakota, visited here with the
Fawsett and Bolstad families.
IS. A. Farr was away for Christmas,
returning Thursday morning, spending
the holiday with his sister at Sparta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Chase and
DR.. and Mrs. R. III. De Lap of La Fargo
were Viroqna visitors on Christmas day.
Master Lewis Morrison of Madison
spent Christmas here as the guest OF
his grandmother, Mrs. Lovina Morrison.
The third invoice of fine neckwear
this fall tells the story of their popu-
larity. They are the thing. The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. Al. Ewers and three children
and Mrs. Edgar Ewers of Readstown
enjoyed Christmas festivities at the
home of their brother, C. w. Fowell.
Guy Heron and Jessie and Ralph
Amsden, of Groton, South Dakota ar
rived for visit with their aunt, Mrs.
H l.. Rayner and their cousins and
other relatives.
John Reuter-, aged A years, far
mer, was kickea to death by horse In
stable at West Salem. Reuter- was
unconcious when found and died with
out regaining consciousness.
Miss Hilda Schreiner and her friend
Miss Folsom, Martin Nelson, Misses
Cora and Mabel Mitby, Of Westby and
Miss Edna Mitby of Cashton, were out
of town visitors at the vacation dance.
AT Baraboo, on Christmas day, while
Mrs. Timothy German was asleep her
bed caught fire and she burned to death
while lying there She had been up
short time before and lighted a lamp.
Deceased was 80 years of age.
M. A. Gauper was in attendance at
the annual banquet given at Hotel Stod
dard on Saturday evening last, by the
La Crosse Manufacturers and Jobbers'
union for their travelling statesmen, in
which $50 persons participated.
Mrs. Frances Bowen and daughter,
Miss Agnes were at home to 60 guests
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Bowen's
daughter, Mrs. ]. z. Sarles of Viroqua,
who will remain in Madison until the
middle of next week. Madison Demo-
crat of Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Harris re-
turned Friday evening from Trempea-
leau, Bangor and and La Crosse, where
they made visitations to friends while
on their wedding tour They expect to
go to their future home in Viola by the
first OF the New Year.
The Readstcwn Tribune reports
that Miss Anna Mcdaniel fell into a
cellar at the home of A. H. Ward on
Christmas eve, and severly injured her
head and otherwise bruising her
body. There were no broken bones and
the patiert in eonvalescing.
"A lucky purchased Tie Prairie du
Chen pants factory is going TO move
to Texas and is closing oat all their
trousers at terrible sacrifice. We
bought lot of their all wool trousers
at great bargain. Now on sale at
The Blue Front Store.
-Bargainsl Are you looking for
them? Weather conditions 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-hned coats,
sheep lined coats, over coats, suits,
caps, gloves and mittens.
just what YOU win need at less by far
than value. The Blue Front Store.
On Saturday evening last, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Silbaugh,
a jolly crowd of about seventy h,e
gathered TO celebrate the tenth ami