Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-08-30

Ellda BJelland, Rue Alexander, Enola
Carmichael, Mary Hayes, Elva Parsons,
Myrtle Silbaugh, John Kendall, Jessie
Waters, Edna Rumsey, Roy Aikens,
Hattie Smith, Chattie Gorsline, Mamie
Lemen, Louise Bowe, Clara Olson, Fora
HOckney, Julia Helgerson, Laura Ellef-
son, Cora Aikens, Nina Wallace, Malena
Hanson, Nettie Lyons, Sybil Arnold,
Carrie Brudos, Carrie McClurg, Rose
McClurg.
Pain fully hot these days.
All kinds of spring goods at Town
er's.
Money TO loan on real estate. G. III.
MINSALL.
Miss Lizzie Layer returned to Lal
Crosse on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Edwards starts norma
course at Pla tteville.
Miss Gjerda Olson of Westby, is Wis
iting Tirza Dinsdale.
You ought to get some of Queal's
bargains in windows.
Mrs. j. S. McKittrick is visiting her
sister at Tunnel City.
For bibles, go to Towner's. He has
some good bargains.
Fishing tackle and all kinds of sport
ing goods at Towner's.
Tobacco growers are hustling their
crops into the sheds.
Extremely busy times with work
men in country and town.
His ~satanical majesty smiles when
some men make their tax returns.
Editor Frazier and family wele here
from Viola for c~ampmeeting, Sunday.
Miss Edith Lawrence of DeSote, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. B. F. Ferguson.
-Westby schools open next Monday.
Prof. John X. Johnson will be principal.
Landlord Cass, of the Park, left for
North Dakota today, on a pleasure trip.
Frank Dickson is home for a C
ton after a season on the road with a
show.
John B. Paine was over from Ontario
and spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
Stokes.
Landlord Guess, who has just op-
ened a new hotel at Viola, was in town
Tuesday.
-Thoreson's photograph gallery is
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
Westby, Wis.
Tate, Rogers & Williams. Linde-
mann and the Boston, have change of
advertisements.
May McKittrick left for Two Riv-
ers to resume teaching. She is assistant
in the high school.
Work has commenced on Mrs. Nellie
Buckley's new residence. John E. Nuz-
UNI has the contract.
Mr.. Snow has arrived with his new
machinery and will open Immediately
for business the steam laundry.
Fair management is looking for
ward to a big base ball tournament. 1t
is liable to be a red-hot contest.
Miss Ethel Cobb is welcomed back
to her post at the telephone central after
a months vacation at different points.
For rent, one or two good farms,
within three miles of Viroqua. Inquire
OF or address, Frank r. Owens, Viroqua.
Mrs. Wesley Bates, of Retreat, lost
fifteen dollars in bills while shopping in
this city last Saturday.
Wanted, married man to work farm
on shares. Must be sober and industri-
Gus. Address, J. J. McManamy, Cash
| ton, Wis.
Mrs. Name Chase Sperry of st.
Paul, is the guest of the Misses Butt
and is renewing friendships in her child
hood home.
Miss Mile Lake h. gone to Wi
mona to enter the Minnesota normal
school where she expects to complete
a full couse.
Miss Jennie Butt has been rendered
a position in the state university to
teach elooution and music, Tie same
branch she had in u schools.
An eight-month-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ferguson died Sun
day night from cholera infantum. In
terment took place at Sugar Grove.
Minnie and Erastus McLees went to
Stevens Point on Monday, to enter nor
NAL school. Bert and Myrtle Switzer
and Mile Jordan resumes their studies
there.
DR.. Porter makes the report as Sec
rotary of the Battle Island assembly
that after paying all expenses and max
ing permanent improvements there is q
balance of 1874 ON hand.
Lost, on the camp grounds OF road
to A. r Shaners, d pocketbOok contain
ing SIS in currency and draft for $25.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at CENSOR office.
Mrs. c. M. Taylor. of Clark county,
has been visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett
during the past week. Mrs. Bennett
also enjoyed a visit from her sister, Mrs.
Torgerson, of Lansing.
Attorney H. P. Proctor went to st.
Peter, Minnesota, on Friday, where he
disposed of his city telephone exchange
for $40, 600, Mr.. Proctor continued his
trip into South Dakota,
During the free-for-all race at Spar
ia, last Saturday, d valuable mare, the
property of Mr.. Sherman of Eau Claire,
dropped dead in the second heat when
within a few feet of the wire.
County officers who have the muss
to clean up, request the young ladies o.
and gentlemen 81 who use the court
yard lawn for throwing melon refuse
on, to discontinue the filthy practice.
-Messrs ALBION Lindemann and
Frank E. Tate went to Chicago, Tues
day evening, for the purpose of purohas-
ing goods for their respective places of
business. Mr.. Tate will extend his trip
to New York, where he will make ex-
tensive purchases.
Chairman Homstad brought C. c..
Rogstad from Christiana, on Monday,
who was committed and removed to the
state asylum. Mr.. Rogstad is 20 years
old. He suffered a sun strokea few
years ago and had brain fever last win
ter.
Miss Fannie Tate and Roy Calkins
were married at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Lucy Tate, at Viola
on Monday, hy Rev. Ooram, The newly
welded couple took the train here Mon
day evening for La Crosse, where they
will temporarily reside. Mr.. Calkins and
Myron Tate are students in the business
college.
After an absence of t~wenty=nine
years Mrs. d. c. III, Cox, formerly Miss
Huntington, is renewing acquaintance
3 in Viroqua. She resides in the state of
Washington, and is a lecturer under the
auspices of the National w. c. T. q.
Mrs. Cox gave a couple of interesting
talks on the camp grounds. She has q
number of engagements to fill in this
state.
5 A happy noon wedding was solemn
. lied at the residence of Nh. and Mrs. |
w Smith, in this city, on Tuesday
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