Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-16
Buy candy at Joe Rosenthal's.


tives in Minneapolis.
Miss Minnie Budde of Ontario is
guest at the f. H. Rogers home.
Mrs. Elihu Runnels is visiting an
uncle at Greeley Center, Nebraska.
Mrs. Everett Barnes of Rockton,
Illinois, spent Wednesday in this city.
If going to use Shingles or roofing,
Thayer can and Will ssve you money.
Mrs. B. F. Purely was called to
Hillsboro by the illness of her son Lutte.
Miles NJ. Dawsonof New York City
made day visit in Viroqua recently.
The Quaker doctor will be at Hotel
White, Ontario, Saturday, February 10.
Sam Hendrickson has been very i'll
all winter and is still confined to his
home.
Frank Peters has gone west to
work at his trade as carpenter this
season.
viii Lawton has been receiving
visit from his mother, Mrs. Lawton of
La Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Huschka of Sparta
visited Viroqua relatives the fore part
of the week.
Waugh Bacon, student at the
state university, is guest at the VIM.
Fisher home.
Miss Gjerda Olson of Westby spent
Sunday at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
C. A. Minshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Tewalt are re-
eeiving visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Con Jordan.
Buying two overcoats for the price
of one is a good investment, Nj. H,
Bekkedal, Westby.
Mrs Frank Beadle Of Milwaukee
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. w.
Hazen, last week.
Mrs Thos. Snodgrass is spending
the winter with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. G. W. Nuzum.
The Juniors Of the high. school en-
/ tertaIned at a dancing party at Opera
hall Friday evening.
Mrs Andrew Thompson, living with
Mr.. and Mrs Steiner Jacobson south of
town, is critically i'll.
Master Frederick Dyson has been
i'll with a severe attack of influenza the
past week. He is now improving.
Mrs. C. H. Campbell and daughter
Phoebe and Mrs. L. Morrison of Cash
ton did shopping in this city last Sat
urday.
New spring suits at the Blue Front
! Store The late styles and patterns.
See them They will please you. Blue
Front Store.
Miss Martha Killian of Baraboo has
returned to her home after two weeks
visit at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Frank Nuzum.
Leslie Slack resigned his position at
| the A. j Johnson pharmacy to accept
employment from his father in the inn
plement business.
At is much to be regretted that Carl
Fortney Of Liberty Pole is confined 70
his bed with a somewhat serious at
tack of erysipelas.
Marvel" -four has been on the
market for many years and meets with
ever-increasiDg demand. You can pro-
cure it from A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
Give Hess Panacea" to your
chickens to make them lay, and use the
'Instant Louise Killer" to keep them
free from lice. o. E. Davis. Druggist.
-Messrs. John Haffa, David David
son, John Brekke and Thos. Camden of
Soldiers Grove attended Knights of
Pythias lodge meeting in this city last
evening.
DR. MeElwee viii visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney next Wednesday,
February 90 The Doctors visits offer
exceptional opportunities to get expert
medical advice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
children, who have spent some weeks
among friends and relatives in Spring
vile community, left last Friday for
their home in Alberta, Canada.
= Mrs. Harriet Colburn of Chicago
and Miss Victoria Selby of New Lex
Iington, Ohio, are in the city guests at
/ the I. B. Smell home. They viii also
visit other kindreds, the Groves and
Nuzum families.
Made to measure suits by the best
wholesale concern in the country. Hun
dreds of samples. Prices from So to
$40 Fit guaranteed. If you are hard
to fit, come in and be measured for a
suit that will fit. The Blue Front
Store.
Larson Bros. were in Wausau last
Thursday and Friday and bought two
carloads of granite monuments. They
also expect a carload from Vermont
this spring. Anyone needing anything
in the monument line will do well to
consult Larson Bros. before buying, as
they have a large stock from which to
select. Their prices are always right,
materials considered
the CENSOR has been informed Of
the death of Miss Fannie p. Farnsworth,
. instructor for several years in our high
school during the early SOS. Since
leaving here she taught for fifteen years
in the Red Wing, Minnesota, schools,
yerving eleven or twelve years as prin-
cipal Of the high school She then
! served for two years in the same POI
Fsiti0n in Tacof1a, Washington, but was
, compelled to rasigr, 10 June Of last year
on account Of Falling health Death oe-
! Cured January 18th last at the home Of
. her mother In CneHoa, Illinois. from
I career The memory Of Miss Farms
worth is ever near and dear 70 her
former pupils a. she was one Of the
most beloved Of the Instructors IN the
Viroqua high school.