Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-10-19
Plenty of wood at Thayer's

Cement and clay brick at Thayer's.
y. C. Truesdale visited his daughter
at Readst0wn.
Get sweater coat at Ostrem &
Davidson's, 45c.
-25-pound sack of sugar for SLAP at
0strem & Davidson's.
Want nice medicine cabinet? If
so, ask 0. E. Davis about it.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Mrs. ]. D. Beck of Madison is at
the home of her brother VIM. Peavy.
Mrs. E. M. Rogers spent the week
at Minneapolis sn Zumbrota. Minneso-
tas
-Mr~ Allard Smith Of Chicago is
visiting her parents Col and Mrs. c.
M. Butt.
The Oldest resident meyer real
lied finer weather than October has
brought Us
An all-silk, black shirt waist, worth
$500. 1911 style, is being sold by Rog-
ers for 81 80
John W. Groves arrived in the city
last evening from Madison to pass a
few days with old friends.
Mrs. ]. K. Sorenson and Miss Ma
bic Aiken of Soldiers Grove called on
Viroqua friends last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. POWELL are re-
ceiving visit from their daughter Mrs.
Ralph WHISKY offDe Kalb. Illinois.
Mrs. George r. Elliott of Madison
is spending couple of weeks in this
city with her father Supt. f. Wilkins.
Superintendent Gardner, Prof and
Mrs. August Smith attended the dedl-
cation of the Westby school Thursday.
Mrs. Barbara Munson Vergeront
and little daughter of Montfort are the
guests of the formers parents in this
city.
This week only, one lot ladies' and
chidren's winter coats at half price,
1t will pay you to look before buying.
Rogers.
Edward w. Owen has become edi-
tor OF the Westby Times. his brother
Harvey A, having retired and remov-
ed to Coon Valley.
Mrs. II. P. Proctor had for her
guests her two sisters Mrs. G. J. Lind
of HillsborO and Mrs. ]. 7. Fox of iii
lah, Washington.
Stoddard is famous for the number
and quality of her artesian '. Ills. Mr..
Gust WrobeI is at present sinking one
on his residence property.
The political meetings to be adj
dressed throughout the county by Con-
gresham Kopp should be well attend
ed. See dates in this paper.
After an extended visit with her
daughter Mrs Chester Silbaugh at
Minneapolis, Mrs. Clarence Smith re-
turned to this city last week.
Mrs. f. A. Chase received cable
gram from Buenos Ayres, Argentine
Republic, announcing the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson.
If we cannot fit you in walking
skirt, have it n '.de to order. We show
65 styles, 100 different clothes. Prices
the same as if carried instock. Rogers.
Miss Mary Bredel of Buffalo, New
York, has been visiting at the residence
of her uncle, Mr.. sPhilip Bouffieur. Mr..
Bouffleur viii accompany her to Buffa-
la this week.
Mrs. Andrew Baldwin and Miss
Matte Smith are visiting at Madison
with Winifred Baldwin, the Castle and
Groves families. Miss Smith will also
spend several weeks with her sister
Mrs F. n Oium at Oshkosh before re
turning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lawrence VIII
occupy the John Griffin residence in
First ward, about to be vacated by
George Griffin and family; Henry Run
ming and family expect to move into
the residence on Court street now oc-
cupied by the Lawrences.
"A deal was consummated last Sat
urday, whereby Messrs. Delgram Nor
rison and I. 3. Smell secured of Stoll
q Chase one hundred and sixty acres
of the G II. MinshaK farm southwest
of the CITY! Stoll e Chase took in on
the deal the stock and equipment OF
Morrison and Smells meat market.
Arthur Z. Perkins and family de-
parted Saturday for Litchfeld, Mime
sofa. where they will locate and Mr..
Perkins continue his trade as black
smith and wagonmaker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins have resided in this county all
their lives and their friends and rela-
tives are 10th to have them leave Viro-
qua.
We direct especial attention to the
great variety of high class miscellany
state news. farm, home and dairy in
today's CENSOR. There is something
for every member of the family, anC
by the new arrangement of cutting ant
pasting the eight pages a number o.
persons can read the paper at one ant
the same time.
The Portage Register is authority
or the statement that Jesse Saugstad
formerly of Westby, now resident o.
Hertage, has been appointed to posi-
ton as instructor in one of the depart
inents of music at the state university
The same authority tells that MIR Saug
stad will retain his residence in Portage
where he Is leader of the city banG
Neighbors ard friends in the vicini
ty OF Aaron Glass farm gave Mr.. ant
Mrs. Aaron Glass a grand surprise OF
Sunday, October 2 1t was Mr.. Glass
fifty-sixth birthday. Their new housi
was finely dedicated by two large ia
hles well laden with all kinds of eat
ahles. And during the meal hours owe
two hundred persons, both old ant
Young. enjoyed themselves by visiting
and feastng. Two fine chairs were Civ
en- as a nnemento of friendship as vel
al Of respect to old residents living
Isl, portion Of their lives in Nernoi
county. Mr. Glass is well known il
The county, having served as assesso
ii the town Of kicsapOO for thirteel
wears, as well as minor positions. /
the course of the event photos Of saTi
Gus groups were taken as well as thos
taken of the re sidenters. The day va
fine and erervore seemed TO enjoy N