Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-08-28

ITOL. hr0DSOn dates.
w E. d Rummel and family hav,
returned to their Iowa home.
State fair at Milwaukee occurs il
two weeks, September TO ID
Bert Dunlap accepted position il
a croekery house at Fan Claire
Editor Briggs and family of Cash.
ton, spent Sunday at campmeeting.
Quality first then the price.
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
H. Fl. Kinds of La Crosse, greeted
old friends in this city on Tuesday.
The man who has good crop q
potatoes this year has gold mine.
Superintendent Lewis johnson and
E J Coffiand spent Sunday in the city.
Copies of the revised game laws can
be secured by calling at the CENSOR
office
May McKittrick returns, this week,
to her teaching duties at Ishpeming,
Michigan.
Miss Mildred and Sidney Castle of
Madison are guests at the home of their
uncle, A Baldwin.
Services will be held next Sunday
at 1890 a. m. in Lutheran Synod church.
Sermon by Rev stun.
Mrs Henry e. Rogers is spending q
fortnight with relatives and friends at
Cameron and La Crosse.
-Elvina DinsdaIe of Soldiers Grove,
zas been with the family of l. w. Swift
her in this city, for visit
u. W. Groves and family arrived
from Madison on Saturday, for their
annual camp-meeting outing.
The Webers of this city, Henry and
John, have had as their guests Mesdames
Pike, Bennett and Kinney of South Da-
kota
Hon. Phillip Bouffieur and wife have
been in Chicago for visit with their
Sons They extend their trip to the
Buffalo exposition.
Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran
Synod church will meet at the residence
of Mrs c. Oswald next Friday afternoon
at O'clock. All invited.
Mrs. F. A Tate and children of Rice
Lake, arrived Tuesday to remain with
relatives during Mr.. Tate's confinement
at the La Crosse hospital
Lost, in Viroqua, August 22d, p
black clasp pocketbook, containing a
sum of money Finder will be rewarded
by leaving same at CENSOR Office
Miss HiIma Olson of Christians Wis
tied young friends in the city ON Friday.
She is a graduate of the Winona normal
school and will teach il that state.
"A large part of the working force
on the new bank building is withdrawn
the structure being enclosed. Plaster
and finishing touches will follow rapidly
Miles G. Davis is taking a lay
from his numbering interests at Lady
smith. He reports that village and the
new county of Gates as having Won
derful boom.
Mrs Thomas A. Grrison of Maple
plain. Minnesota, arrived Tuesday, to
see her daughter, Mrs. Lawson Brown.
of Webster, who suffers with blood
poisoning in one of her hands.
One good improvement leads to
Others. Messrs Proctor and Ferguson
are following the excellent example set
by Ell D Williams and will put cement
walks in front Of their business blocks.
H. A. Curry of Viola, passed through
the city on Friday, after sojourn in
the west of eight months He took III
the Epworth League convention excur-
sion to the Pacific coast and reports
big time.
%. I. johnson piloted party of
land seekers to South Dakota While
there he sold to Gustav Kraus and Julius
Lepke of Hamburg, 4S0 acres of fine i'm
proved farm lands, nat great distance
from Mitchell
Mrs. John Mckinney of Webster
town died on Sunday after proti acted
Illness Funeral and burial occurred at
Dell on Tuesday. Mrs. Mckinney was
about so years Of age, a longtime resi-
dent Of the county.
Mrs. NJ. G. Davis and son Harry re-
turned from the Pacific coast on Friday.
where they went to visit relatives and
see western sights. They report most
enjoyable trip and saw many former
Vernonitea in their travels.
Fred A. Tate of Rice Lake, made
his narents and other relatives a brief
visit on Thursday. At La Crosse hos
pital. the day following, Fred was sue
cessfully operated on for appendicitis.
Mrs. BOYLE, his sister. liz with him.
Mr.. e. Tilton ia home after few
days spent with his daughter and sons
in Wood and Clark counties. He re-
ports that section running over with
home seekers Lands, he says, are en-
tirely too high for profitable investment.
Advertised letters in the Viroqua
postoffiee: Joseph Alley, August Erick-
son. Frank Tyler, Eustace O'Brien, NJ.
7. Hea. Andrew Evenson s. Z. Troan,
DR.. J. Fieldman, Mrs. Melinda Smith,
Mrs. Tura Taylor, Mrs Betsey d. Birk-
elo. Miss Clara Horne, Nora Stewart.
If any of our readers are afflicted
with bad eyes or need eye glasses fitted,
they will be able to have them attended
by Prof. Kronson, eyesight specialist
who will make his regular visit and be
ut the Park Hotel on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept 4ana 5.
Jacob Hollinger, who owns Battle
Island assembly grounds, is arranging
for a three days harvest picnic and cele-
bration there September 2, 3, and 4
The first will be old settlers day, second
sham battle and ball games, third foot,
horse sack and boat races with dance
each evening.
NJ Fl. -ekkedal, tobacco dealer at
westby. returned last week from an ex-
tended yisi. to the latherland in Norway.
We are informed that his first business
after his return was 20 forward Sfa 00e
draft to his brother in Norway for the
purchase of large farm near his old
home, intending it as a gift to his bro
her.-Edgerton Reporter
The state fair, which is to be he'd
in Milwaukee on September . to II, oltei1