Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-08-19
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Camp meeting opens today
wv estern Wise onsin Land Il Loan Cs
German enamel ware at Towners &
. Western Wisconsin Land g. Loan Co
- piece berry set 24c. See Towneri
ad.
} Miss Anna johnson returned from
a westerd vacation
Money TO loan on real estate. Cal
on G. Fl. Minshall.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Ole Josvanger, a Wheatland farmer,
was among our Monday callers.
Vincent Wilt of Cashton. was a
Monday business caller in this city.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson q Co. Agency, Viroqua.
Water tumbIers and tin covered
jelly glasses 2 cents each at Towner's.
! Mrs. NJ g. Davis of Ladysmith is
here visiting with relatives and friends.
&C J. Seversol has added to the CON
veniences Of his business by installing a
fine desk.
Mrs. Adella Michelet Grimsrud of
Minnesota, is visiting at the old Westby
home.
John Griffin returned from northern
Wisconsin, where he spent two weeks
visiting and prospecting.
/ For sale, a chestnut roadster horse,
first-class driver. Apply to A. r. Klien,
residence of F. W. Shepard, Viroqua.
If you have Dutchess apples to sell,
see Cssson & Thompson We are MAX
| ing contracts now.
Out of respect for the critical condi-
tion of neighbor Jos. Pulyer, the Sunday
band concert was postponed.
For sale, full blood, solid red col
or calf, from mr. best COW
G. w. NuzuM.
Attorney and Mrs Thos. A. Tolrud
are enjoying visit from the latter's
brother, Mr.. 0. A. Olson of Madison.
Miss Mary Call, who has been alb
sent visiting relatives in Minneapolis
and other places, returned home Satur-
day.
Mrs A. o. Larson and daughter
Welma, left Tuesday, for a two weeks
vacation in Springfield, Minnesota and
other places.
Miss Ethel Cobb il taking a two
weeks vacation from her cashier work
at Lindemann's store and is passing the
time in Iowa.
Mrs Geo. E. Chambers spen week
with G. NJ. Thompson and wife. D..
Chambers came from La Fargo for her
on Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Groves daughter Regi-
ma and son Asa, came from Madison TO
visit old neighbors and remain through
camp meeting.
General Rogers went to Madison
last Friday to attend the funeral of Gen.
Edwin e. Rryant, who was member
of the Loys' Legion.
Prof Taylor Frye, former princi-
pal of Viroqua, will have charge of the
Fairchild schools He is on the corps
of state institute conductors
Jos. W. Haughton will, in few
days, remove to Phillips, Price county,
where he has secured responsible po-
sition as editor and manager of news
paper.
The county clerk has received hunt
ing license from the state and up-to-date
has issued several permits to hunters.
The hunting season does not open. until
September first
Walter G. Relter was over from De
Soto on Monday guest of DIR. Andrew
Mr.. Reiter recently retired from man
agement C. the De Soto hotel, and was
succeeded by John Babcock.
Bangor and Viroqua ball teams will
contest game at the Sparta fair on
Thursday afternoon. 1t will be game
for blood, and every backer of the home
team will desire to witness the same.
Elijah Tilton, after residence here
for nearly forty years. will remove to
Sparta about the first of the new year
He has purchased the large and splen-
did Kingman homestead in that city.
As the CENSOR is put to press a big
county Sunday school ralley is in session
at the camp grounds. All schools with
in radius of many miles are represent
ed, many of them by the entire member
ship.
In honor of Mrs Matte Savage Mo-
ser of California, and Mrs. Rosenfeld of
Portage, a reception and party, largely
attended, was given by Mesdames Proc
tor and Towner, at the home of the lat
ter last Thurs lay afternoon.
--On Friday afternoon a bolt of light
ming accompanied by clap of thunder.
which resembled a cannon report, struck
the steepie of the First Congregational
church at Sparta. A large hole was
.srn out of the brick wall but no other
damage was done.
The Chronicle says another meeting
of the Mons Anderson company of La
Crosse. was held on the 18th, and it is
expected that another dividend of per
cent. will be declared This will make
total of As per cent. of the aggregate
Indebtedness which will then have been
paid
Theodore E>igerson of Soldiers
Grove and Miss DINA j. johnson of
Hickory Grove, were married at Castle
Rock, Monday, in the presence of about
a hundred guests. They will make
their home in Soldiers Grove where the
groom is thriving young business man.
Soldiers Grove Journal.
The engagement of Miss Ethel Gill
of Lengmont, Col, and Mr.. Otis VIII
son of Superior, Wis, has been an
nounced. Miss Ethel lived in this city
the greater part of her young life and
is well known here. Mr.. Wilson was
formerly of Readstown but he is now
compositor on the Morning Leader of
Superior. Viola Intelligencer.
"A law passed last winter makes some
changes as to non-residents who may
wish to attend high schools hereafter at
the expense of the towns in which such
persons reside. 1t provides that in order
/ TO be entitled to free tuition the pupil
must have completed the course of
study in the school district in which be