Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-09
MstAoaIst Appointments.

/ It viii be more than satisfactory to
every member of his congregation and
the pnblic, the return of Rev. G. E. But
ters to ViroQua, conference having SO
determined. Rev. Kline returns to
Springville ciIcait, Rev. Decker TO New
ton. De Soto has Rev. Cooper as sup
ply, La Fargo circuit, H. A. Waste.
Other preachers known here are located
l. +. Nuzum. Eau Claire, W. o. Nuzum
at Portage Thos.. Foulks at Lodi, L. E.
Peckham at Louisville, A. J. Corham at
Augusta, John Tresidder at Hazen
Green. Thos. J. Snodgrass retires from
work for year for rest. e. w. Trimm
was reappointed elder in the Eau Claire
district. Rev. Martin remains as elder
on La Crosse district.
Special headquarters for school sup
plies at Towner's.
-You need new hat for the fair,
buy 1t at the Bon Ton.
Mrs. Gibbons of Baraboo, is guest
at l. r. Adlington's.
Hay fever disturbs the equilibrium
OF numerous citizens.
Mrs. ii. f. Packard and little daugh-
ter are visiting at Portage.
L Miss Esther Butt assumed her duties
as teacher In the La Crosse high school
IL. B. Peterson and family will re-
move from their Franklin farm to this
city.
j. Howard Brown, late teacher In
our schools, entered Stevens Point nor
NAL.
Peter Oftedahl went to Chicago to
select merchandise fer Williams 81 Co g
store.
-Thos. Buchanan renewed his stud
les at the La Crosse business univer-
sity.
The ladies will find a very choice
assortment of ready-to-wear hats at the
Bon Ton.
Milton Pierce plowed under six
acres OF tobacco because of damage
from storms.
IF. E. Tate departed for New York
on Saturday TO make purchases of fall
and winter goods
Wanted, to buy pigeons; must be
white skin birds. Inquire at the Viro-
qua Express Office.
Lay away all kinds of labor and at
tend the county fair at least one day
and as many more as possible.
Arthur Jenson, former clerk In
the Sanwick Clothing house, spent last
week in the city visiting friends
Arthur Cory and Msuse Ely rstnrn-
ed to the blind school Of Janesvile, the
former TO take post graduate wark.
Griffin Brothers shipped from the ir
herd q yearling Red Polled bull to R.
M. Kingston at Hutchison, Minnesota
Lost, pair gold trimmed eye glasses
Finder please leave at 81. ID. Williams
& Co. store and receive suitable reward.
Andrew johnson shipped his fine
driving horse to Madison, Mayor Groves
having purchased the animal while here
recently.
j. d. Beck and wife of Madison, ar
rived in the city on Thursday, the latter
to spent Few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs peayy.
On account Us dnusual high water
trains on the Kickapoo railroad were un-
able to make their trips during one or
two days last week.
Prof Edward Lake of the Univer~
sity Of Illinois, is visiting the PARENTAL
home of William Lake. He was accom-
panied by wife and child.
Mrs. ]. A. Logan and little son OF
Muscoda, A E. Burnside and wife of
Soldiers Grove, spent Sunday in this
city with Mr.. and Mrs Hazen.
Rev. J. A. Stemen went to Viola
on Tuesday, to assist the council in in
stalling Rev. Chapel into the pastorate
of the Congregational church at that
place.
If interested in the purchase or sale
of real estate, see the Vernon County
Land Co, Tolrud, Sandsmark 81 Helge-
son. managers Office over Towner's
store.
The Vernon County Land Company
has sold for 81. d. Williams the resi-
dsnce property recently fitted ont by
him on Garfield avenue to Mrs. Anna
Tally of this city.
For sale, thoroughbred Barred Ply
mouth Rock pullets and cockerels. My
breeding pen comprises some of the best
strains in the country. Call on or ad-
dress E. L. CHILDs, Onalasks, Wis
Read the list of Vernon County
farms and city properties offered for
sale by The Vernon County Land Co, ;,
Tolrud, Sandsmark 81 Helgeson, Mana
gers. In this issue of the CENSOR. Their
Office is over Towner's store.
Rural Mail Carrier Andy Russell.
has taken q permanent substitute, q
young man who came to his house on
Saturday, not probstioner, but 'tchip
of the old block, 30 to speak. Our old
soldier frieLd Is receiving congrstula-
| tions thick and sincere
Capt McMichael, Fl. G. Gosling, s.
r. Pollard and Capt. Silbsugh attended
the soldiers reunion at La Fargo lass
Thursday and Friday. They report an
evceiient time. About fifty old soldiers
registered. The two captains were among
the speakers at the encampment.
Tobacco harvest has experienced
ragged conditions of weather. Almost
daily heavy rains have retarded work
and no doubt damaged goods. Less than
half Of the acreage Is housed. The ont
look is not encouraging to growers.
Farm work generally Is dragging.
To last Sundays milwaukee Senti-
mel General Rogers contributed an arti-
Gle on the Passing Of the Sixth Wis
eonsin Regiment. 1t was we'll illus
trased with pic.ares Of field eEcers.
among the living the portraits Of Sen
erals Bragg and Rogers. A full half
page Ia devoted to the matter
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