Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-17
Bits of Local News



Miss Ada Graves was i'll few days
with quincy.
Smoke the Red Circle cigar. A Toe
smoke for DC.
Miss Elizabeth Spellum is visiting
with Mrs. Colt.
DIR. Mills of Wilton, is visiting re-
latives near Viroqua.
Miss Collins was an over Sunday
visitor from La Crosse.
Charles Chase of La Fargo was in
Viroqua the first of the week.
Clyde Palmer of Galena, Illinois, is
visiting relatives at Liberty.
Mrs. Herb Chapmanis entertaining
her friend Mrs. Wilcox of Sparta
Miss Ea!e Ady has returned after
teaching year at Moline, Illinois.
Head quarters for chicken feed at
H. ID. Williams & Co.'S. feed store.
Miss Gena Thompson spent last
week at Chaseburg visiting relatives.
Two nice rooms for rent in Opera
block. Inquire at the CENSOR office.
Buy Sprague Warner & Co.'S. Fern
dell coffees of II. ID. Williams & Co.
Miss Effie Woodland of Ontario is
here visiting relatives and friends for
week.
Miss Hilda Hanson and Miss Helen
jacobson departed for two weeks visit
with relatives at Dubuque.
For sale, all kinds of hard wood
lumber and wagon tongues and bridge
planks. Joseph H. Forum, Bristow.
The Misses Gena Lem and Marie
Forde spent Sunday on Pleasant Ridge
visiting their friend, Miss Marie Fanley.
Mrs. Thos. Sanwick and daughter
Marie are making an extended visit
with Mrs. Sever Tollefson at Waterloo,
Iowa.
The new belt. Perfect adjusting
buckle, no holes in belt. The most
perfect belt made. The Blue Front
Store.
Mss Mary Hanson of Liberty Pole
returned from Foreman, North Dakota,
accompanied BY Mrs. Chris Hanson of
that place.
Mrs. Clara Stead and children, who
have been guests at c. C. Browns, de-
parted for their home at Aledo, Illirois,
on Monday.
Roy Bean, Phil Tate, Marion Dahl
and Hope Munson returned from Madi-
son where they hav. eeen attending
the university.
For rent, good pasture with run
ming water, sufficient to accommodate
fifty head of young stock. Jos. H.
Forum, Bristow.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
Gated over StOn & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. &c for day or night calls.
H. p Mitchell of La Crosse, man
ager of the La Crosse Interurban Tele-
phone company, spent several days in
Viroqua on business for his company.
Misses Susie Hanson and Caroline
johnson discontinued their dressmaking
establishment on Saturday for the ssl-a
homes.
The Misses Mary and Frances Bak-
er, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Baker of this city, are members of the
graduating class of Milwaukee Normal
school.
Mrs. Earl Truesdale was hostess to
party of twelve ladies last Saturday
evening. Pit was played, nice refresh
ments served and a pleasant evening
spent together.
Stop, look and listen! Do you hear
the wind? You can buy windstorm in
surance on your city or farm property
for $500 $1,000 for three years, of
John Dawson & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bickle and
children went to Tomah on Sunday,
Mr.. Bickle returning on Monday morn
ing and Mrs. Bickle and two children
remaining for longer visit.
Mrs. F. w. Alexander left for
Bakersville, California, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Alice Wolford. Mrs. A.
Z. Perkins accompanied her as far as
Chicago, where she will visit with
friends.
Mrs. F. H. Wilson and daughter
Ella left, Monday, for a six weeks
absence. Mrs. Wilson will spend the
time at Bloomington, Grant county,
and Miss Wilson will attend summer
school at Whitewater normal.
We again invite your attention to
another shipment of dress and negligee
shirts. We feel assured we have the
largest and best line of these goods to
be found in the city. Prices from 81. 90
to 100. The Blue Front Store.
Miss Winifred Baldwin went to
Madison on Saturday, to accept posi-
ton as sterographer in the state land
office, Of which her uncle, B. J. Castle,
is chief clerk. Miss Baldwin recently
graduated from the La Crosse business
university.
Miss Lewis Kollock left on Thurs
day for her home in La Porte, Indiana
Hiss Kollock has been a teacher in our
high school for the past four years and
Ter resignation is much regretted. She
does not intend to teach during the
coming year.
Mrs. Dick Morley and daughter
Emma, of Chippewa Falls, have been
visiting in Viroqua for a week and went
to DeSotO to stay a few days before
returning home. They were accom-
panied by Miss Edith Jennings who will
spend the summer with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brooks, for
merly Of Springville, are visiting in
Viroqua and vicinity with relatives and
frier2s. Mr.. 3nd Mrs. Brooks have
lived in Kansas for thirty-four years,
and they find many chances and i'm
provement in the old home after so
many years absence.
Miss Hildur B. II. Schreiner, ED
est daughter of DR.. and Mrs. J. X.
Schreiner of Westby, and Miss Nora
Neprud, daughter of Mrs. S. N. Neprud,
of Westby, are graduates Of the college
of letters and science u. of w. class of
1908. also Karl ] Theipe of town of