Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-23


Found. small picture in md frame
Can be secured at this office.
Wild blackberries are reported plen
tiful along the Mississippi river
Miss Myrtle Wise is in St Paul
buying her fall millinery goods
Mrs. G. V. Porter and son Charlie
are at Tomah visiting the Burlins
-Willett Morrison will go to La
Crosse for treatment of appendicitis
B G. Dinsdale came from Appleton
to look after farm and other interests.
Mr. Albion Lindemann is in New
York purchasing merchandise for fall
trade
Miss Ruby Dsf.ap, after spending
feveral weeks in Dakota, returned home
last week.
Mrs. Theodore SpeIlum and baby
returned to this city after several weeks
visit in Iowa.
Miss May McKittrick will entertain
the Congregational aid society, Wednes-
day, August Both.
Mrs. J. d Beck came from Madison
to assist in the care of her father the
venerable |. w. Peavy.
DIR and Mrs. Chase and little daagh-
ter are passing n few days at their rev
summer resort near Victory.
Andrew Johnson. the pioneer sta
tion agent of the st. Paul road Mt West
by, WAS in the city, yesterday
DIR. Suttle has caused a neat iron
fence to be placed in front of his resi-
dence and Office on Main street
e
SynOI church will meet at the farm
home of Peter Skaaland, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Berry and Mrs Stublad of
Ohio, were in the city guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Boyle.
Mrs. Arthur Jewstt and Miss Jewett
of Sparta passed several days in our
city the guests Of Mr. and Mrs c. w.
Graves.
Jacob Benn, J. A. Fetty and T. e.
Gutenberg and other Viola people were
CENSOR callers while at tie eircus on
Monday.
Next Sabbath will bs the fourth
quarterly meeting with preaching by
Rev. Haw of Trempeleau, at the NJ e.
church in Newton
Mrs. James Side has been critically
Ill, but is slowly improving. Her moth
er, Mrs. Frank Davis of Retreat has
been assisting in her care.
Miss Ella Wilson, teacher in the
eighth grade of our schools, and her
fcother, are at home after spending their
vacation in South Dakota.
Lorenzo Fox and family, two year
residents of Alabama, arrived at Vic.
tory, where they will remain till yellow
fever is abated in the south.
Ben Henderson has been south look
ing over the country, expecting TO re-
move to Alabama as soon as he can dis
pose OF his property at Victory.
Mrs I. W. Tower of Mount Sterling.
and Mrs. Bessie Haggerty- Atwood of
Gays Mills, were visitors at the residence
OF Col. Butt for two or three days.
Oscar Gauper and wife were in town
from Purdy ON Thursday Oscar SAYS
the cheese factory at that place has had
good run the present season with fine
results.
Geo. ~ Johnson, formerly of Ris
ing Sun, returned to-day from northern
Wisconsin and Minnesota, where he
spent some time visiting relatives and
friends
Clothes, time, fuel and hard work
are saved when you use Galvanic Soap
You save soap too, because one cake of
Gaivanic will do the work of two cakes
OF ordinary soap.
From blood poisoning caused by cnt
with hoe Amos Shisler was Obliged to
go to La Crosse hospital. The acci-
dent occurred at Mr.. Shisler's town of
Wheatland home.
Valuation of tine city as determined
by the board of equalization is 81, 500
53l. OF this 1868, $50 is personal prop
erty, 1866, 795 real estate There was
shrinkage in personal and increase in
realty.
e. J. Collins, president of the village
of De Soto, has leased the De Soto Hotel
in that town and will become landlord
of the same with September. Landlord
Reiter will go on the road as travelling
salesman.
Captain X. s. McMichael left for
Nebraska on Monday, to attend the gol-
den wedding anniversary of his sister
and brother.in.law, Mr.. and Mrs Harri-
son Sayre He will be absent for three
weeks.
William Bouffieur senior, died at
his Lacrosse home on Thursday last
from cancerous trouble. The funeral
WAS attended by his brother Philip of
this city, son Philip and daughters Mes
darles Jacob Thompson and Bert Gard
ner of Jefferson. Mr.. Bouffleur was a
former well-known resident of Spring
vile He was 90 years old.
Among the delegates appointed from
Wisconsin to represent the state at the
farmers national congress, 10 be held at
Richpond. Virginia, September u to 16.
are DIR C. v Porter of Viroqua; Paul
T. Paulson. Christisna; Joseph Gathers,
Stark; w. K. Jewel, Hillsboro. A o.
Helgeson is appointed from northern
Crawford county The appointments
were made by Acting Governor David
son.
The CENSOR, as will his many
friend throughout Vernon county, with
sadness learn of the death Of the devot-
ed wife Of former County Treasurer 81
mon p. Lier Death came after many
weeks Of sickness At their Coon Valley
home. Daring her residence in Viro-
qua, while her husband was county
treasurer, Mrs. Lier made many friends,
and their sympathy goes out TO the chill
dren and husband who are bereft Of
mother and wife.