Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-01
January.
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| Days are lengthening.
Frank Rusk and Dell McLees passed
| Sunday with Chaseburg friends.
The CENSOR makes an ll-year suit-
able present for relative or friend.
David Foulton of Hudson has been
guest at the home of JohnE Z. Nuzum
Fred A. Morley came from La
Crosse and spent two days with his
father.
Attorney H. P. Proctor made
professional trip to La Crosse and Eau
! Claire.
Misses Edith and Ethel Drake re-
turned from visit to M nneapots re-
latiyes.
DIR. H. ]. Suttle was ,alled to the
old Lancaster home by illness of his
aged mother.
Ed. Norris came home from Ban
gor for holiday visit to his mother and
young friends.
DIR. Albert Boufieur run in for a
days Christmas greeting to the old
folks at home.
Israel Parsons arrived home from
Minnesota, where he spent two months
with his brother George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Collier left
for Enderlin, North Dakota, where
their future home will be.
Miss Martha Oliver of Ross Isl
spending = connla of weeks at the home
of VIM. Webber at Liberty Pole.
Warm flannel shirts, many colors
and styles, both for every day wear and
for dress, very large line. The Blue
Front Store.
David Cilly of Minneapolis has been
spending a few DAYS at the old Red
Mound home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Cilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Nixon have been
here from La Fargo to spend a few
days with the families of ]. w. Brown
and B. F Norris.
--Thos. A. Henry and wife are among
relatives for yule tide vacation. Mr..
Henry is principal of schools at Eau
Gale, in Dunn county.
Col. G.. E. Morley departed, today,
for Washington, D. c., to take up his
duties as assistant book-keeper in the
House of Representatives.
Albert A. Anderson came from La |
Crosse for holiday vacation. He is en-
ployed in one of the manufacturing in |
stitutions of the Gateway city.
Judge Mahoney appointed Luther
H. Glenn of this city, member of the
soldiers relief commission to fill va
cancy caused by removal of o. c. |
Stevens from the county.
Mr.. Gilbert C. Olson of Esofea |
was a caller at the CENSOR office on |
Saturday in company with his brother, /
Ole NJ, of North Dakota, where he has |
resided for twenty-four years.
Mr.. J. J. Muller of Cleveland, Ohio, |
is visiting the Dach families on Dach /
Ridge, his first til. here for thirty-four |
years. He is an uncle TO Jacob Dach, /
senior, although Mr.. Dach is his senior /
by number of years.
DIR. Christianson arrived here Sa- /
turday evening, taking a livery and /
driving to his big West Prairie farm, |
where he spent Sunday, looking after !
building and other matters. When all 1
contemplated Improvements are com
pletcd it will be the model farm Il. Ver
non county.
Carriers on the nine rural mail /
routes extending out from ViroJua re-
EtlNtQ EClAEEUAb CDAAIADt tLltlta- AAkGdlns
horse feed and many other acceptable
articles from the patrons on their lines,
for all Of which the boys are duly CRATE {
ful. Malcomb Hiies, on route nine, was
presented with fine fur coat by the
people whom he daily serves.
Mathew CearY and wife Of South.
Dakota, are visiting relatives in this
place and the aged father and other
relatives Of Mr.. Geary near Cbaseburg /
They moved west with the advancing
tide Of migration in 1885, and are not
sorry for their move. Mr.. Geary farms
nearly section Of good prairie acre.
age. Crops, he says, were not the best
in his section last season, bit prices eX-
eept hogs and cattle made up the short
age.