Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-05

mahn's store.
Eastern Star installation occurs
next Tuesday night.
Mrs. C. D. Williams is visiting rel
atives at Edison Park, Illinois.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second fiool
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
-Wilbert Pierce has accepted po-
sition in Westby barber shop.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
For good lunches patronize Joe's
place. Joe Rosenthal, Proprie cor.
&C. D. and H. D. Williams are en-.
route to California by way of Mexico.
Miss Mae Lieurance of Milwaukee
spent the holidays with relatives in the
city.
ALIVE D. Guist and Arthur Mccall
were Viola callers the latter part OF
last week.
Edwin Clarke has accepted employ.
ment in Milwaukee, going to that city
last Monday.
Bradford Ranger came from La
Crosse to pass few days with rela.
tives and friends.
Equitable Fraternal Union meets
the second Monday night of each month
at Running's hall.
Mrs. Herman A. Anger of Oshkosh,
was a guest at the Coffiand home over
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Mccall, who is teaching
at Ross, spent the holiday vacation with
her parents in this city.
The wife of DIR. w. E. Butt is
spending some time here, having re.
Gently arrived from Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark are
rejoiced over the advent of ten-pound
New Year daughter at their home.
j N. Wigginton of La Fargo spent
New Years day at the home of his
brother, w. w. Wigginton, in this city.
Miss Pothea Hanson is taking va
cation from her work at Zion City and
passing the time at her home in this
city.
w. L. and Lee Krause of Rudd,
Iowa, are visiting with the Huschka
families and other relatives in this Sec
ton.
Mesdames .J..W. Lucas and A. C.
Hook have been visiting at the parental
home u Robert Parker and wife II
Viola.
Daniel Beck and family have re.
turned home after spending the holidays
with his brother. Alex. Beck, and fam.
lily of Madison.
Mr.. Shirley Marshall, Red Mound
farmer and shoemaker, passed brief
period visiting among relatives and
friends in Viroqua.
IS. D. Torgerson suffered the loss
of finger while engaged in saving
farm on Irish Ridge.
The Viroqua Roller mills have now
on sale quantity of good bran and
shorts. Call at the mill or telephone
your order. Prompt attention given to
customers.
Mrs. Anna Mason and daughter Mrs
Henry Allen spent New Years at the
home of Mrs. Mason's moth-r at West
by, Mrs. Allen remains for two OF
three weeks stay.
Over the wire, yesterday, from
Oklahoma, came the glad tidings to
Mr. and H. l.. Rayner, that grand
son has arrived at the home of Guy P.
Curry and wife.
Miss Ruth Shilling, Platteville nor
NAL school student, spent holiday sea-
son with her parents in Liberty town.
Ray Ames also of the same town is
home from Whitewater normal.
Mrs A. j. Moe and son. Alan, of
Heron Lake, Minnesota, returned home
last Saturday, having spent Christ
mas holidays at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Favor.
The student young peoples party
given on Thursday evening in the Opera
house, was a most enjoyable affair.
Dancers were delighted by the music
provided by the Westby orchestra.
Fred Hanson writes home to his
mother that they are in the height of
harvest in South America, where he is
stationed with threshing machine COM
pany as their foreign representative.
Lutte Purdy came from Hillsboro
for brief visit with his parents and
friends. He enjoyed a fine holiday
trade and is pleased with his property
in the eastern metropolis of his native
county.
u.
exchange your property no matter
where located. Several properties sold
few days after listing. Over one mil
lion dollars sold. Small commission and
quick results. Established in 1893.
-Grandad Andrew Baldwin received
a dispatch from La Crosse yesterday,
announcing the birth of daughter to
DR. r w. Baldwin and wife, who have
been in La Crosse for some days at hos
pitai anticipating the coming happy
event
Mrs James Oliver of Liberty town
departed from Conrad, Montana, yes
terdaF to join her husband who has
been there for some time She was &C.
eompanied to st. Paul by her brother
in-law, Albert Getter, who will visit
relatives in the Twin cities.
ID. F. Mains of Waller, Teton coun-
ty, Montana, is in the city and may be
seen at the Office of the Vernon County
Land Company during the week, where
he will be pleased to meet his friends
and acquaintance and talk with them
of conditions in Montana; to interested
parties will be pleased to give informa-
ton respecting both decided and home
stead lands, and especially invites at
tention to an improved ranch FARM of
40 acres. This property is one of the
Oldest ranches in the county and is pro-
vided with good baildings, well fenced,
running water, siso well Tor house use,
and much Of it is irrigated This pro
perty carries with it one Of tins Oldest
water rights in the state. The owner
wishes 10 retire in order to give his
children the advantage Of education
and for that reason the property is Of
fared for sale at ahnuf nna-half the