Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-27
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Il. w. Switzer has been in this COM
munity.
F. NJ Towner returned from bus
iness trip to Chicago
For new ideas in millinery call at
the Fair Savings Store.
Miss Agnes Theige left. Friday for
Dakota. where she will teach.
Ray Tewalt is working in z. S. Cur-
tis' restaurant and pool room.
New line Of stylish shirts just re
ceived at The Blue Front Store.
-IIrs. Ida Smith and son of Eiroy,
are at the home of II. P. Proctor.
The Fair Savings Store has the right
suits and overcoats at right prices.
Harry Shepard arrived home from
Omaha, having spent year there.
--l50 pairs pants, large sizes, at one.
half price, at the Blue Front store.
Mise Eva Love of Winnebago City,
Minnesota is visiting relatives in the
city.
Miss Anna Helgeson, of Fennimore,
has accepted clerkship in the Linde-
mann store.
Mrs. w. F. Alexander received news
of the death of her sister, Mrs. Jewel,
in Nebraska.
Judge Mahoney went to Madison on
Monday to get his son Emmett located
at the university.
John E Nelson spent week in
North Dakota looking after his mothers
farming interests.
Rev. L G Jacobson will preach at
Viroqua next Sunday at 1890 a. m. and
at Franklin at 3 80 D. II.
-Troubadors Orchestra, in concert
and dance Saturday night, Sept. so, 75c
per couple, Concert 25 cents.
Mrs. Gott accompanied her dauga-
ter Amy TO Menomonie. where she en-
ters the school of domestic science.
Rev John T. Kendall drove through
from Valley Junction to attend the fair
and visit the old folk at Springville.
Mrs Cronn and children of Camp
Douglas, are at the home of Mrs. Cronn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dewitt.
Miss Ollie Watson went to Lacrosse
on Saturday to accept responsible posi-
tion in the Barron department store.
-Troubadours Harp Orchestra will
open the dancing season next Saturday
evening at the Opera house Sept 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs Rendles left for their
Wyoming home after spending several
M. Isaiah Guist, of Kickapoo town.
left for Friendship, on Monday, tc iudge
stock exhibits at the Adams county lair.
Mrs. B. J. Castle of Madison, and
Mrs. Rummel and little son, of Des
Moines, are at the Baldwin home in this
city.
During the stor.a of a week ago
Monday night, a mare and colt were
killed on the farm of John W. McLees,
in Harmony.
ID F. Mains, Berlie Moore, Frank
Chase and the other Vernon county jury
men are at La Crosse attending United
States court.
--(3ladney Ewers and wife passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
Readstown from South Dakota, where
they spent the summer.
While making a recent visit at
Frankfort, Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
Bellows had the pleasure of lake ride
from Chicago to their destination.
Five convictions and as many sem
tences to Waupun for periods of ten to
twenty years. was the work of Richland
County ClrCuib COSIb db AdSb WCch . 5cp-
sion.
&C. J. Egeness, Alfred Oberson, Hole
Oberson, Tom Medium, Tennis Sebion,
Anton Tomten, Westby young men, are
fishing and hunting in Sawyer and Vilas
counties.
The horse which was taken from
Isaiah Guist's pasture on the night of
the nth, was found in Liberty. Indica-
tions were that the animal had been rid
den and turned loose
-Troubadours Amusement Company,
next Saturday evening, Sept. 30th. Con-
cert from s to $50. Dance from $50 to
12 Concert 25 cents Concert and
dance 75c per couple.
Rev l.. G. Jacobson and wife left
this morning for Peterson, Minnesota,
to attend Lutheran district conference.
The will be the gGests of Rev. and Mrs.
Westphal while there.
Mrs. John r. Lake was one of the
Lake-Cook party who went to the Port
land exposition two weeks ago that the
CENSOR failed to mention. She will
visit her SON Gus, whom she has not
seen for fifteen years
Chairman VIM. Kapanke of Ham
burg, was in the city on Monday. He
says people of that section are finding
the new railroad of great service now
that the fall marketing has commenced.
Individually, he makes three trips in
day TO Chaseburg, whereas 1t required
full day to market one load at La Crosse
by the old systep'.
One of the race celebrities at the
fair was the appearance on the track of
a full sister of the wonderful pacing
mare ''The Broncho, the animal that
has made such record at our own and
other state fairs this season The cream
mare that went in the 2:1S pace on Fri
day, was THE Broncho's" sister She
is a powerful, fast-moving animal
During fair week Mr. and Mrs J. w.
Thayer entertained their relatives
aad friends from La Fargo and Mt.
Sterling; also an uncle, aunt and cousin
of Mrs. Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Irving and Edward Irving, of Fontana,
Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs Irving were form
erly from Crawford county, thier eerly
home being Mt. Sterling, and this visit
comes after an absence of twenty nine
years. They remark upon the improve
ments in the country roads, farms and
residences N that time especially in vi
roqua and vicinity.
Vernon county turns out goodly
number of students for the big state in
stitution at Madison. Some left as ear
ly as Friday, while the greater number
departed Monday morning. Following
are those who renew their work: Bar
bara MunsOn Blaine Cade. Harry Pull