Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-06

day, September 10Th.
--Assemblyman Dinsdale was up from
Soldiers Grove, Monday.
Miss Stella Natwick teaches the
coming year at Hillsboro.
Miss Anna Harge leaves today for
the Portland exposition.
Jean Denning came from La Crosse
to spend fews days at home.
-Miss Welma Larson left, Sunday,
for Chicago to remain two weeks.
-Messrs. Malone and Roth were call
ers in probate court from Greenwood.
Miss Ethel Atwood goes to Chicago,
today, to purchase new millinery stock.
Mrs Ever Monsen returned from
Seneca with her family, ready for school.
w. NJ Kingston is paying a visit to
his brother and family in South Dakota
-Soren Paulson and wife are in town
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frank VIII
liams.
Col Butt is in La Crosse on legal
business connected with the Swarthout
estate.
Rev G. W. Nuzum will preach at
Bishop Btench church next Sunday at
two o'clock
MIR. and Mrs Oscar Anderson of
Madison, are in the city visiting L. p.
Petersons family.
Miss Mary Call and the Misses Lar
son are visiting for few weeks in Min
neapolis and st. Paul.
-SpringYille Ladies NJ. E. aid society
will meet with Mrs. John McLses,
Thursday, September 14th,
Roy Primmer is taking two weeks
respite from postoffice work, and is pass
ing the time at Sioux City, Iowa.
Lost, spotted red and white hound.
VIII pay trouble of finder to write W.
Kellar, rnral delivery No q. Viroqua.
Date for first meeting Of Viroqaa
Shakespeare reading circle has been
postponed from 18th to 25th of Septem-
Der.
Photographer Thorson, wife and
children of Cashton, spent Sunday IN the
city with the formers mother, Mrs. Jane
Nelson.
Misses Helen and Charity Craig of
Ashville, North Carolina, are spending
couple of weeks at the home Of Mrs.
J. M Rusk.
If the weather is good many from
this section will attend the Hillsboro
fair next week They have big race
program With full entries.
Since their arrival in Wales Mr.
and Mrs Ben Williams have been heard
from by different friends, Mrs. Will
liams reports inrproy JInent in health,
Next Sunday, September 10th, reg
ular services will be held ON Springvile
circuit as follows: Liberty Pole, II Ia.
Brookviiie, p. m. Springville, :45
The best pearl discovered on abe
Mississippi this season was found 3he
other day by George Monti. a former
clerk at Johnson's drugstore in this city
Will Morrison and family arrived
from Okishoma, where they moved last
spring. They are sll glad TO get pack
to the old home and land Of plenty and
good health
Prof Theodore Running returned TO
Ann Arbor, Michigan, after passing sew
eral weeks with relatives in this city and
vicinity. He holds professorship in
mathematics in the university there,
-Spectacles and eye glasses city
fitted by A. B. Stevens, optieian an.i re-
fractionist, at Jos. Boehrers. ieweler,
next Monday and Tuesday, September
11th and 18th Complicated CASES a
speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr. J. D. Beck arrived in the city
from Madison, on Thursday. That even
ing be departed for Sanfrancisco, to at
tend the national conference of labor
staticians. He was accompanied from
Viroqua by Mrs. Beck. They w visit
many points of interests in the rest, in
Guiding the Portland exposition.
Here is problem some of OF If 20 ing
men who had better figure it OF it before
long; 'Tf boy ten years old cts tired
in five minutes holding his sis ter, who
weighs sixteen pounds, how loI " will il
take him to become tired W nep he is
twice that age and holds some one eIse'e
sister, who weighs 1913 pounds? .
After y long investigation as to the
proper place for tuberculosis sanitari-
um the state commissio has ractically
decided to locate il Q Cable, 8 ew miles
north of Hayward Cable is q 10 highest
point of land in Wisconsin, 'hich fact
insures for IL the purest quail ty OF air.
The water is abs 3lutely the v cry best,
and there are no fogs and no dI Ist
old soldiers of this secti IN are re.
presented in the great Nation al Grsnd
Army encampment now on { Denver
by party that left this city tcomposed
of l. Fl Glenn, ". J. Deaver. William
Hutchison of Viroqua; J. W. Suther-
land and L. S. Kellogg Of Re adsGOwn.
Thos. B Potts was also a Inemt er Of the
party, going west to visit fri ends and
relatives.
Census takers have found what is
believed to be the largest famil, in Wis
consin, that of Mr. and Mira. a Vgku
lien Of Little Chute. They " ere mar
ried June ], 1875. end among their Of
spring are three pairs Of twins. OF the
twenty four children gtill Twin twelve
are boys Five Of the children are mar
ried and the oldest son is the fatF er Of
FIVE children.