Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-10-14
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters from Various Source.
Smoke the ''Viroqua" SC cigar.
Brick of all kinds at Thayer's.

( DuuIey cofeeS at j. sOmundSon s.
/ --Chas. Davis was a business caller
at La Crosse.
Harry Nelson visited friends at
Westby Sunday.
Mrs. J. Logeless of Viola spent a
day with friends.
Mrs. l.. Larson visited at La Crosse
a few days recently.
Jake Thompson is visiting with
relatives in Minnesota.
Mrs. Joseph Reed has returned from
the st. Francis hospital.
It j. Thorson of Cashton was a
/ Viroqua visitor Thursday.
Mrs. G. j. Smith and Mrs. Frank
Chase visited in La Crosse.
Mrs. j. d. Beck of Madison is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Peavy.
Miss Margaret Drinkwne of Sparta
! visited V.roqaa friends, Sunday.
Carl Hagen of Westby visited his
sister, Mrs. N. II. Nelson Sunday.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 30.
Don't miss those rare dress goods
bargains at the Fair Savings Store.
Mrs. c. Jordan, formerly Maude
Tewalt, is the guest of her parents.
H. W. Barrier whats in a name?
His Cough Remedy cures; all druggists
Mrs. Jake Thompson, who has been
i'll for several days, is reported better.
Frances Baker, who is teaching at
Soldiers Grove, visited her parents here.
Clinton Hazen of Richland Center
] lxTt.,s sN..A H.. L. 4
days.
Mrs. o. Swiggum departed Mon
day for visit with relatives in Illinois
and Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Norris and fam
lily have moved into rooms over the
Blue Front Store.
John Stoll went to Chicago Tues
day, where he has some business mat
ters to transact.
-Tibbits-Cameron are making a
special low price on maple flooring.
Call in and see it.
Mike Harris was called to La Fargo
Monday by the illness of his mother,
Mrs. David Harris
Mayor F. A. Chase left this morn
ing for a several days business trip
llltOuSu MOuldild.
"A. D. Helgesen and Dr. Suttle are
at Amigo attending Grand Encampment
of Wisconsin Odd Fellows.
The eight year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Owen, who has been serious
ly i'll, is somewhat better.
Miss Odessa Coff1and of Richland
Center visited the Coffland family here
the latter part of the week
james Flemming, who has been
employed in the Dakotas for several
months, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bowman are
home from two weeks visit with the
latter's parents at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson Shreve are
occupying the Coe house recently va
Gated by R. G. Keyes and family.
Miss Bena Peterson has gone to
Chicago where she has a position as
saleslady in large store of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bosshard and
two children of Mattoon spent a few
days at the home of Andrew Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Parker of La
Fargo spent a few days with the form
er's brother, James Parker and family.
Paul Lawrence and George Groves
drove to Ross Saturday evening, where
they visited at home of H. Grover over
Sunday.
Mrs James Tresseder, who has
been with her daughter Mrs H. l..
Gardner for the past two weeks, re
turned TO her home at Viola.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, is now 10
Gated over Stoll & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. 66 for day or night calls.
i can positively defy competition
on my large stock of fur robes. Horse
men needing goods in this line will do
we'll to investigate. L. u. Favor.
"A party consisting of Ray Huschka.
Albert Groves, Lee Groves and Ray
Holly left Tuesday for Ferryville, where
they will camp out for several days.
Young mems suits in all the late
novelties. Extreme shapes with fancy
vests. Fclled seam trowsers, very latest
patterns Price $500 to 500 so. The
Blue Frort Store.
j. W. Curry Of Valley was trans
acting business IN The county seat on
a recent day. Mr.. Curry has branched
out into the real estate business and
informs us that he has been closing
several big deals of late.
The Toland Business School, of La
Crosse. Wis. edUcates young men and
women, then secures them positions.
This education will save you thousand
dollars in the future besides securing
position Send for catalogue Special
term begins November lst
Viroqua base ball fans loosencd up.
passed the hat, and secured fund to
provide for teleCraphic returns from the
big Chicago Detroit pionship
games that are being pulled off Re
turns are received by innings and Viro-
qua folks know the final result o. each
game nearly as soon as those witnessing
the contest. Up TO today, Chicago has
won three games and the Tigers have
won one.
The following list Of letters remain
uncalled for at the Yiroqua postoffice:
Christopher Hendrickson, Peter Torger.
William Rawn. Hans Olsen, Joseph
Henes, Aspen Olson, John Gitze, Sam
Yttrie, Rob HcKIal, Ole Thompson,
Frank Weeknon, r. b. Brewer. Nj. D.,
August Fregin, Sigbjorn Jacobson.
Ernest Eichsbadt, Owe o. Windedahl,
John White, A. Hardwell, ID. V. Good
well, j. johnson, F. o. johnson. Albert
F. johnson. John j. Johnson. Rudolph
Smitz, II. Palmer, w. n. Davis, w.
M. Chase, John j. Lord, Martin Ande~-
can | WahIu Geo Palmer r G. Mt