Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-03
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Hicks announces stormy heated
month.
-Noxious week blanks for sale at the
! CENSOR Office.
Miss Carrie Neff of Duluth is visit
1 ing Kate Joyce.
| -Swifts tobacco fertilizer for sale at
Echkardt elevator.
Battle Island campers returned
home on Sunday and Monday.
Miss Gierda Olson Of Westby, is
visiting young friends in the city.
Buy pair of slippers at the closing
out sale of The Tate Mercantile Co,
"A party Of young people picniced
at the farm of o. b. Cade Sunday last
-Spectacles and eye glasses scientifi-
cally fitted J. W. LUCAS, Towner block
Miss Lula Burlin of Tomah, is visit
ing relatives and the old home in this
city.
Mems, womens' and childrens' shoes
below factory prices at The Tate Mer-
camille Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry gave a
party in honor of their daughter, Mat
tie, July Both.
Ice cream social by Methodist ladies
at the country home of A. E. Shaner,
Friday evening.
-Hillsboro school census shows q
membership of 405 children, gain of
q in the past year.
Mrs. C. M. Butt and daughter Jen-
ME have been visiting relatives at La
Fargo and Gays Mills.
Mrs. N Fl. Burger and daughter
Bessie were in the city from Viola Wis
iting and shopping on Monday.
Veteran Billy" Conner was a caller
from Mound Park, Monday, bringing
his daughter to the institute.
-Oluf Peterson, clerk of Westby viii
lage, was in the city on business be-
tween trains Monday morning.
"A. b. Stevens optician of La Crosse,
at Joseph B0ehrer's jeweler Wednesday
and Thursday August 10th and 18th.
"A package containing blank note
book and school district order book
await an owner at the CENSOR office.
This is the time to buy crockery and
glassware as you can save considerable
money by so doing. ATTEND the closing
out sale of The Tate Mercantile Co.
The ladies of the aid society of the
Lutheran Synod church 7ill meet at the
home of Mrs. l. JosYanger on Friday,
August 12th at 2 o'clock p. IN. All
are invited
Even staple groceries must go.
Everything we have advertised to close
ont will be, and it will be to your ad-
vantage to buy what you need at the
closing out sale of The Tate Nero. Co
Mr.. o. n. Hedges on returned from
South Dakota last Thursday. He regis
tered for the land drawing, Mr.. Hell
geson found mnch TO please him ont
there in crops and beauty of the country.
Mr.. John Natwick of Westby, siied
ON Monday at the age of eighty two
years, He was a longtime resident of
Chasaburg came to the county over
forty years ago soon after arriving frC a
Norway.
Mrs F. C. Mohs of Hillsboro, was
visiting among relatives and old school
mates in Viroqua the past week. She
was accompanied home by Miss Kate
Wise, who will spend some days at
Hillsboro.
Miss 'ulu Rayner, who recently
graduated from Hahneman medical col
lege as a professional nurse, arrived
home some days ago and is taking q
much needed rest before entering upon
her profession.
The state bank at Mansion is in the
hands If Examiner Bergh, awaiting an
adjustment of matters calculated to
protect depositors of the bank Too
large amounts are said to have been
loaned to individuals or firms.
Miss l.ena Buchanan has been re
engaged to teach the Cook scho d in the
district east of this city 1t speaks well
! for Miss Buchanan's work to say that
she has an advance of s. per month for
the school year of eight months.
Rev Stemen is taking his annual
| vacation, leaving for the twin cities
Yesterday. He will preach in one of the
Minneapolis Congregational churches
next Sunday, at the old Mission church
ut La Point, on Madeline islands, the
Sunday following, at which point he
will rnsticate and fish. A period of
good rest and pleasure is wished the
popular pastor by all Viroqua.
Fred q Alexander spent Sunday
with his brother, returning from the
east where he sojourned several weeks.
He left for his Spokane home on Monday
evening, accompanied by Miss Rue
Alexander, who will teach at Brewster,
Washington, the coming year. A com
pany of thirty young people met at the
Alexander nome on Saturday evening
to give farewell party to Miss Rue
The summer school closed last Fri
dav after an interesting session of foal
weeks. The sixty odd young people
who were in attendance appeared t
be thoroughly imbued with the impor'
tance of the educational work they arr
engaged in. Messrs, DeLacy and Smith
conductors, received high commenda
tion of their pupils They are yours
men who have traversed the beaten patti
of education from the pioneer log schoo
house to the normal and universit,
: courses, gaining experience and wisdom
J | in the teachers profession as they climl
: the ladder Of their SPLENDID life work
The CENSOR regrets that correspon
dents some times, in their writings o
neighborhood affairs, abuse the conf
{ dence of the publisher aud make IN
F., truthful statements and sly digs at PEI
. sons that are unkind and brutal On
: acquainted with affairs IN every com
: munity no publisher can 3otert thes
misstatements and persona j.nes, care
: fully though he may attempt TO guar
g .gainst their creeping into his column
g through people who have no regard fo
the feelings of others Al iteI
+ of this character recently worked it
way into the CENSOR from a writer
- one of the communities of Genoa towf