Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
Congregational Church Parlors Scene Of
Enjoyable Gathering.

and girls. One speaker declared that
in no other city could be- found a cleaner
or more moral set of business and pro-
| fessional men than in our town. This
| being a fact and the CENSOR believes
| it is-the men are as q whole past the
stage where they need special attention,
but the boys and girls yet have char
acters TO build, and an organization like
| the Sunday evening club can do much
along the line of helping our public
school instructors in moulding the
young peoples characters so that the
| future men and women of our city will
be credit to their fathers and mothers.
| The club has taken hold of the even
| ing services with enthusiasm, and no
doubt many interesting and uplifting
evening services are yet to come as a
result of the organization.
"Viroqua" cigars are the best.
Buy your storm sash of Thayer's.
Roy Primmer is at Chicago for a
few days.
-Tibbits-Cameron can save you mon
ey on sash and doors.
Miss Anna Gohde is a recent ad-
dition to the grippe list.
All kinds of building material at
bed rock prices at Thayer's.
Miss Geneva Graves visited rela-
tives at Sparta over Sunday.
-Elbert Wilkinson of Readstown was
in the city, Monday, on business.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Wiganosky has penumonia.
Money to loa1 on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of c. II. Minshall.
Chester Thoster9d Of Newry took
in the sights at Viooqua on Monday.
Harry Dahl of Westby was Viro-
qua visitor between trains on Monday.
At Rogers, children's wool under
wear, was AS to 75c, clearing price S9c.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ander-
son, of Broadhead. on the 18th boy.
Mrs. Jason Glenn returned from La
Crosse where she has been for several
days.
L. C. Steenberg and daughter Anna
spent Sunday with relatives at Chase
burg.
Jack Smell broke his right arm last
Sunday while playing polo on Mecham' s
pond.
The Viroqua orchestra plays for a
party at Westby on Friday night of this
week.
y. Henry Bennett tranacted legal
business last Friday and Saturday at
La Crosse.
Another two cars of Celebrated
| Cyclone and Ben Hur flour received at
p. Bouffiuer's.
Call at o. E. Davis drug store and
get free sample of Quinine hair tonic.
Nothing like it.
AT Rogers, ladies ribbed wool un-
derwear, sizes and s only, worth $1.00,
closing price 75c.
John Thayer has recently built a
carpenter shop, 12x20, at the west of
his lumber yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kuebler enter
tanned Prof. Colburn and family last
Sunday at dinner.
Mrs. John Devlin entertained a
party of friends at her home Saturday
evening with cards.
Mrs. Everett Barnes and two child
ren, of Rockford, arr expected to visit
Viroqua this week.
Attorney George Schweizer of La
Crosse was transacting business at
Viroqua on Tuesday.
Friends of Mrs. F. K. Van Wagner
will be pleased to learn she is recover
ing from her recent severe illness.
Miss Evangeline Nestingen of West
by spent several days this week and
last with her friend Miss Vina Peterson.
Rev. L. e. jacobson returned from
Sioux City, his wife remaining with her
mother at Story City, her old home, for
visit.
--Adolph Bickle expects to erect a
dwelling the coming spring on Washing
| ton Avenue, across from George Stokes
residence.
"A demonstrator of the Dwinnel-
Wright coffees served large number
of Viroqua ladies at G. J. Severson's
last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Ledmann of Hillsboro
| is visiting her sister Mrs. Roy Moore
and on Saturday evening Mrs. Moore
entertained party in her honor.
An immense line of gloves and nit
tens of all kinds. They are right.
Take look at them. Both for dress
and hard wear. Zoe to $3.50
The Blue Front Store.
Anyone wishing their sewing ma
chimes repaired will please telephone
/ No. 81. Mr.. w. T. Bennett remains
few days longer and is very busy in
this line of work. He guarantees sat
isfaction.
Superintendent Gardner announces
/ two school board meetings to be held
at La Fargo, Friday, January 81, and
at Yiroqua, Saturday, February |.
Prof L. w. Wood, rural Inspector, will
! represent the state department at both
1 meetings, and instructive programs have
been arranged.
Mr.. Chris jacobson of Brookville,
died last Sunday, and the funeral was
/ held today at ii O'Clock at the house,
conducted by Rev. Finstad, inte;ment
at Kickapoo church. Mr.. jacobson has
been in poor health for some time. He
I leaves surviving him his wife, one daugh-
ter Mary and two sons by a former
wife and children by the present Mrs.
jacobson.
I The La Crosse Interurban Tele-
phone company, on Tuesday, purchased
Of the Vernon County Telephone all Of
it's property. At a meeting Of the lat
ter company held on last Saturday at
/ Retreat it was voted by a majority Of
the stockholders TO make this transfer
4 and on Tuesday the officers, and some
Of the larger stockholders, met at Viro-
ntsa with MesgrE Echwejzer and