Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-10-13
Short News Stories of Interest
picked Up by Censor Reporter, iron, varlou. s,Ir.,
Insure with John Dswson& Co.
flour at A. E. surenson' :

Insure with John Dawson& Co.
Marvel flour at A. E. Surenson's
"A fresh supply If brick at Thayer's.
Best dinners for 25c at Model res
| taurant
Miss Jeanne Kerwin spent Satu r
day in La Crosse.
Mrs. NJ. D. Chase was La Fargo
visitor last week.
Mrs. George Heller is visiting at
Portage, her former home.
Leave your orders at Tbbits- Cam
eron's for storm sash and doors.
Mrs. Solome Miller has moved into
portion of Mrs Gaines home.
Mrs. Fred C. Inbush of Madison is
guest at the c. E. Morley home.
Our motto: Everything the best
| The most OF the best for the least at
! Rogers.
-Tibbits-C Cameron will take measure
ment of your house for storm goods
Just call phone No. 50.
Mrs. j. d. Trimmer of Chicago is
| visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Joyce.
II. H. Brown came from Minneapo-
| lis to visit relatives and greet old-time
friends.
"A churcn social recently given ty
the ladies of st. Mary's church netted
them $23
Eat at Joe's place in the N. B.
Smith building, Joe Rosenthal, pro-
prietor.
ATTEND the rummage sale in north
room of late building, next Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Lena Wagner of Boscobel is
in the city the guest of Mrs. Ii. h,
Goldsmith
Mrs. George Clarke was called to
Whitehall last Friday by the illness of
her aunt.
Miss Christena Thompson is spend
ing coup of weeks visiting relatives
at La Faige.
The Woman's Literary club is
reading "The History of France" anu
the Bay View Magazine.
This is the season to advertise stray
animals, and the CENSOR Is the medium
through which TO do it.
Mrs. B. Thoreson of Westby was
|
Jefson, last Thursday.
james Mccall spent last Friday
and Saturday at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Lawrence Bigley.
Jack Smell went to Brokaw last
Saturday, where he expects to be en-
ployed in the paper mills.
George Sawyer and family have
moved into August Smiths tenement
house on Center avenue.
--Chas. Primmer and family depart
for Minneapolis tomorrow, where they
will make their future home.
Order loaf of Mity-nice bread to-
day, wrapped and sealed in wax paper.
/ deliver all phone orders. New White
Bakery. ~
Miss Welma Larson gave linen
shower at her home Monday evening in
honor Of the Misses Flossie Stricken
and Kate Joyce.
Now then, you III never know of the
good things make to eat at the New
White Bakery, unless you pay me Wis
it and see for yourself.
Miss GenevIve Harris, after spend
ing two months with her grandfather,
Philip Bouffieur, returned to her home
in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church holds its annual rum
mage sale in the north room of the Tate
building on Friday and Saturday next.
Mrs. C. w. Reeves, who made an
extended visit to her mother, Mrs. F.
w. Shepard of this city, left for her
| home at Henry, South Dakota, yester-
| day.
After renewing acquaintance in
| Viroqua for several weeks Miss Emma
| Plough departed for Chicago today to
continue the practice of her profession
as nurse.
The marriage of Miss Kathryn
luth, Minnesota, will take place at the
Saturday next at / 80 7. m.
Miss Mimi Budde, who was cared
| for at the Lyle Tate home in this city
during a severe attack of typhoid fever,
was taken to her home near Ontario
last Friday. The young lady had en-
rolled in the teachers training school.
You are invited to correspond with
the Wisconsin Business University of
La Crosse, the great business training
school of the northwest. We will edu-
Gale you and then send you to good
position. Send for beautiful catalogue
free. Enter now.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
Office: Charles Walters, S. A. Peter
son, ~, Samnlie M. Smith, Harry
Calanis, T. A. Bakken, Rev. Geo. w.
Fogg, Mrs. Kate Sheriden, Andrew
Jenson, l.. Johnson, ]. j. Johnson,
Hans Hanson, Mrs. Lewis Commute,
Mrs. Annie Nelson, Mrs. Reed Shafer.
When calling for the above please say
advertised.
LAID TO REST
| After an illness of over five wee'.s