Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
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E Nuzum.
-Msss Mary Edwards of Bangor,
spent day with Myrtle Wise.
Miss Alice Alexander returned from
Spokane, after several months soiourn.
Mrs. Coe and daughter Charity OF
Chicago, are taking a trip to Portland,
Oregon.
Perry Hayes came from Lindsey to
see.his son, who suffered from a parsly-
tic stroke.
John w. Sims and wife of Bergen,
spent three days in the city with numer-
Gus relatives.
Miss Emma Bezenek and Mrs Kline
of Chicago, are visiting with G. c.
Browns family.
j. w. Haughton and wife of Viola,
spent vacation period with Retreat and
Viroqua relatives.
For sale, two large mares, new har-
ness and wagon, cows and pigs. Inquire
of S. r. Pollard.
Mrs Beeole and son Arthur of La
Crosse visited few days at the resi-
dence Of z. W. Hazen.
-Hillsboro and Reedsburg ball teams
had hot game at the latter place; re-
suit, 8 to 2 in favor of Hillsboro
Conductor Harry Hatch is taking a
few weeks vacation from branch service.
Frank Beadle is filling his place,
Lloyd Bolen exhibited nine.
inch branch on which sixteen apples
We're clustered, an unusual sight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Garfield and Mr..
and Mrs Brock of Sparta, visited this
city Saturday, in their automobile.
Ernest, 12-year.old son of Lewis
Hauge, died near Readstown. His was
an aggravated case of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. August Smith and
daughters Hazel and Fay spent a couple
of weeks at La crosse and Onalaska.
My Main street residence property
for sale at a bargain.
c. Fl. MINsHALL.
Mrs. Stone of Chicago, sister of Il.
G. Gardner, and lady friend are passing
a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs Gard.
ner.
-Viroqua W. G 7. U. ladies gave
Mrs Bates pleasant surprise on Wed
L-sday evening, presenting her with q
gold thimble
Watch lost, between Sag City a.ld
Viroqua, August 16, q silvereen watch,
Waltham works. Finder please leave al
CENSOR Office
Mrs. Olson and children Of Wash
burn, are spending some time with
relatives and friends in this city and at
Folsom neighborhood
h "A black and white hog strayed upon
we Gorsline farm east of town, about q
feek ago. Owner is requested TO call
or 81 me without delay.
Mrs. r. 81. DeLap of RichIand
Center, is visiting her sister, Mrs Cas-
son. She is accompanied by her grand
daughter, Caroline Bancroft.
ANY of our readers who have not
used Galvanic soap, should make 81 trial
of il at once 1t washes clothes easier
and better than any other soap.
Il. A Larson is horne from La
Crosse hospital, where he was operated
on for appendicitis Ten days after the
surgery act Louie was up and about.
H D. Williams q Co. have Just re.
ceived their second Car of Imperial pat.
ent flour in a month. You make NJ
mistake in buying Imperial" at 81 25
Joseph L johnson, who came oyel
from Minnesota to attend the funeral of
his father, placed on exhibition in our
office, samples IF fine grains grown in
his section of the country.
Mrs. Hattie Wells Loveless and
Miss Bessie Burger of Viola, and fri nd
of the latter, Miss Ada Rain, of Lake
Mills, we're guests of the Misses Munson
on Saturday and Sunday.
Will sell YOU highest grade of I'm
perial patent -four for 81 25 PER sack.
Full weight 40 S@unds and every sack
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
81. ID. WILLIAMS & Co.
Preaching services and Sabbath
school as usual on Springville circuit.
next Sabbath, to which all are most COR
daily invited. Springville, IL III
Brookville, 3p m Liberty Pole, 7:45 p.
m.
-Mordecai Appleman was in the city
on Friday. He attended Stevens Point
normal for two years and late training
school at Oshkosh for four weeks. He
will be principal of the Prairie Farm
schools the ensuing year.
Deputy Sheriff c. H. Collins came
over from the river, Friday evening,
with Anthony Curti of Genoa, who was
adjudged insane and taken to Mendoza
by Sheriff Ward and Jos. Gillardi. The
young man is seventeen years old, and
at times is violently insane.
Ever Monsen and Frank Riley have
30 10 fn az NJ
Scoville of Seneca, during the threshing
season. Mr.. Scoville threshes for some
of the great wheat growers of the west.
Last season ne had one job that came to
over three thousand dollars.
DIR. McElwees next visit will be on
Monday, August 21st at Hotel Fortney.
For number OF years the doctor has
visited Viroqua regularly and his many
patients throughout Vernon county in.
dicate that his success has been marked
in treating chronic diseases.
AT westby, Wednesday last, Theo.
Tollefson Synatelie died from consump
tion, leaving mother, wife and two
children. He was 81 years of age,
brought up in this community, moving
to Grand Crossing, where he had been
agent for the Burlington railroad for
some years.
Tine trout fishing season has closed
for this year. By the way, it comes to
the knowledge of the CENSOR that boys
make practice Of seining trout on Biz.
hop Branch. This is clearly against the
law, both in and out of season, and there
is no doubt whatever that an officer will
pick the youngsters mp If they persist in
these violations.
Daring the bad stolm week ago Il
house in the village Of Hi sboro. cen