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

vis,....-g Miss Nellie Mahoney.
Mrs. Florence Richards and children
returned to Cincinnati, Friday.
Miss Millie Jeffson of Westby. is as
sisting at the desk in the Big Store.
For reasonable prices in lumber of
any kind 60 to Thayers new yard.
New game law pamphlets san be
had by calling at the CENSOR office.
Miss Gunther of La Crosse, is at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ira Griffin.
Miss Edith Shanks returned to her
duties at the Hahnamann hospital in
Chicago.
A basket sociable will be given at
the home of Edgar Ely, Friday evening,
August 25th.
Theodore Gorrell drove in bunch
of fat cattle from his Franklin farm,
yesterday.
Miss Marie Ovitz is receiving visit
from her brother, frankie of Ann Ar.
Dor, Michigan
Miss Sophia Berge has lone TO
Soldiers Grove to visit her sister, Mrs.
Dave Slime.
Thad G. Kendall. formerly OF Mound
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templates locating
DIR. Hebbard came from Washburn
and Joined his wife in visit with Viro-
qua relatives and friends
The Viroqua campers at Stoddard,
took In the steamboat excursion to the
Woodmsn picnic at McGregor
My Main street residence property
for sale at bargain.
c H. MINsHALL.
The Misses Petula DuMez and Edna
Campbell of Cashton, are the guests of
Mrs Ernest Brown for a few days
Mrs Will Selbach and her mother.
Mrs. McVey of Rockton, have gone for
protracted visits to Iowa and Ohio
Mrs E. a. Briggs and daughter.
and the Misses Ethel and Hazel Gors-
llne, returned to Chicago, Wednesday.
Mrs. Phoebe Benson of Viola. waa
married ON August 5th, to MIR. Thomas
East of Fern, Rusk county. at the latter
place.
One of the workmen with Gollmars'
show was quite severely injured by N
wagon passing over him willie loading
at the close of the show.
Miss Thea Thompson of Pleasant
Ridge, left, Friday morning, to visit
among friends and relatives at Madison,
Stoughton and other points in the south
ern part Of the state,
!, Will sell you highest grade of In
perial patent -four for 81 25 per sack.
Full weight 40 psunds and every sack
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
ii. ID. WILLIAMS 81 Co.
Prof. Chas. r. Frazier of Winona,
arrived here, lsst evening, for short
stop among the scenes and friends of
boyhood days He is city superintendent
of Winona schools.
Next Sunday at Rockton, band
picnic will be held under auspices Of the
local band. There will doubtless be
music in the air with La Fargo, Brush
Creek Valley and perhaps Others pres
ent as visiting bands.
Miss Alice Unseth died at Westby
of consumption, aged twenty years.
Parents, one sister and four brothers
survive She was q cultured lady and
had learned the profession of nurse in
La Crosse Lutheran hospital.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice Lars T. Torkulson, Miss
Walsh, Gillnior Elliot, Per Peterson.
Carl John Olson, Mrs. T. Boggs Miss
Lillian Dunchly, Ed Schultz, Mrs Lilah
Sellers, Axel Wilhelm Larson
Smith Jordan OF West Lima, has
bought some valuable lots on the south
side of Worden avenue, and will come
here to reside, having sold his farm near
West Lima 1t is reported that he will
build and operate cheese factory here
x,axf orriun II oduamith I0nrnat
Mr.. and Mrs. William Milne. who
have been visiting the latter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs j. M. Nuzum, leave,
Thursday evening, Tor their new home
at Plainisld Mr.. Milne graduated last
June from the university Of Wisconsin
and has accepted the principalship OF
the Plainfieid figh school for the coming
year.
Twenty five thousand barrels will
be needed for this years output OF the
+ 0ck County Sugar company's factory.
Work has already commenced In the
cooperage factory. Every present pros
pect indicates an enormous crop Of beets.
Deliveries will commence on Sept. land
the manufacture Of sugar viii be started
on Oct. /.
A little Of s. w. Varnish Stain
brings brightness to the home, cheer to
the fireside and an air of comfort and
elegance to every room in the house
Made in the best colors to initiate the
choicest natural woods Old chairs and
tables, cupboards and furniture can bs
refinished in splendid style.
o. e. DAVIS, Druggist, will tell y0u how.
-Jo. Rosenthal. the original and only
Jo., who has made Viroqus his head
quarters for some years, started out,
Yesterday, in the old way of dispensing
Yankee notions and merchandise, from
wagon. He has splendid outfit,
wagon filed with desirable goods, and
team that will attract attention 10
will find customers among country
folk and village merchants.
Officers of the fair association held
meeting on Monday and decided to ac-
cept a proposition of the business men
of Viroqua, which was to erect new
grand stand at an expense OF $lO, 600, re-
ceipts from the same TO be applied each
wear on the amount which the building
win cost. This means that our fair as
sociation will own new and good
grand stand, one which the people and
society will be proud of.
A fellow under nfract 10 push
whseIbarrow q distance of %, 900 miles
passed through Boscobel last week. He
came In on the railroad track from the
west and wenr east on the track, hesde1
for Madison II he makes the p. 600
miles in three and one half years be re-