Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

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is the guest of Ethel Nuzum.
Mrs. Prices canning compound for
sale by A. J. johnson. druggist.
The front of the Brown Music store
has been painted a lustrous brown.
Mrs Frank Graves was called to
Bangor by the illness of her father.
-Dode Fiske's famous dog and pony
show is billed for Sparta on August 81.
Mrs c. d. Williams has gone to
visit her son, Roy, In Denver, Colorado
Miss Nida Woods of La Fargo, visi-
ted Viroqua friends the first of the
week.
Earl Smith left for a months So
journ with his parents in New Castle,
Indiana.
Miss Lucetta Case, of Norway Ridge,
is visiting at the home of Rev. @. E.
Buffers.
Every time you come to town call at
Towner's and you will find agreeable
surprises.
Mrs. B. B. Morrison and children of
Madison, are visiting Viroqua relatives
and friends.
Wanted, good cook. Good wages
paid Inquire at once at Oswald's
Palace of Eats.
See Nuzum about your tobacco
lath. He has a large stock of the finest
lath you ever saw.
Mrs. Jessie Joyce Karn of Moline,
Illinois, is at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Joyce.
Mrs. Chris Bangsburg will enter
tain the SpringviIle ladies aid society
on Thursday, August %.
Rev. Kueen will preach at Liberty
Pole, next Sunday at II a. m Brook
vile, p. m; Springville, 8 p IN.
If you have the cash you can save
from aye to ten per cent on your lum-
Der by buying OF John E Nuzum
Mrs A K Bort went to HiIlsboro,
yesterday, to spend some time at the
home of her son, George Thompson.
Mrs ReipG Cross of Fairbault,
Minnesota, is visiting her sisters, Mes
DANES VIM. Stricken, and J. F. Joyce.
Gold and Silver shirts that retail
everywhere at 81 and ST.. so now going
ut 80 and 79 cts. at the Blue Front Store.
Ernest Zitzner and family are again
at home in the city alter spending sew
eral weeks with relatives in the coun-
| try.
Miss Alma Nelson is unable to at
tend to clerking duties at the Linde-
mann store on account of sprained an.
kle.
Prof. and Mrs August E. Smith de-
part today, for their new home in Cash.
ton. The best wishes of their many
| friends attend them.
w. E. Nuzum, former resident of
Viroqua, is now acting as travelling rep
resenrative of the Goodyear lumber
company OF Tomah.
IL an American stops to think you
can't fool him. Catalog of Brandrup d
Nettleton Business College, Winons,
Minnesota, will make you think.
For sale, I. fam of IS acres in town
of Franklin; also another of 20 acres,
one mile west of Viroqua.
j. D. Cade, Viroqua Route g.
Wanted, experienced lady clerk for
dry goods department. One vino speaks
Norwegian preferred Fair Savings
store, Nlrcqua, Wisconsin
DIR. G D. Wescott, professor of di.
seases of the eye at Rush medical col.
tge, Chicago, spent several davs here
last week, the guest of DR.. A. l, Bouf-
fieur
The Liberty Congregational Sun
day school will be entertained, next
Saturday at noon, with picnic in Mr..
Whites grove, Everybody come and
have good time.
Mr. and Mrs D w Horton Aave
returned from an extended visit with
their daughter, Mrs. F. e Mutch, of
Newton Mr. Horton reports good
fishing on the Badax.
w A. Harl4nd, a prominent tobac.
co man of Madison, is authority for the
statement that one third of the tobacco
in Vernon cnnnty has already been
placed under contract.
j N Davis, general freight agent
of the G. Nj q st Panl railway, at Mil
waukee spent Sunday here as the guest
of l. G Boyle. He was accompanied by
his wife and little son.
Mrs. M. G Bsrgh and daughter Lo-
na, left on Tuesday, for Cashton where
they will make short visit with the 7.
j Thorson family before returning to
their Madison home.
Viola is in tangle in regard TO the
assessment of that village. The presi-
dent of the village appeared before the
state tax commission, relative tn the
matter of re assessing the place
-Raral mail carriers are TO have an
annual vacation after this An order
has heen issued granting them one of Is
days each year at the expense of the
government. The carriers are not
kicking about it, either.
-Messrs A ! Beat and S. A Farr
ar passing few days in the Lake
Minoqua section in the northern part of
the state, a section famed for its good
fishing Masters Albion Lindemann
and PAul Dahl accompanied them
The annual call for harvest hands
Is beginning to be raised in the west.
| and this season there are indications
that the need will be more urgent thsn
ever. Within the next tnirty days
large numbers of men will be in demand
| in Minnesota and the Dakotss. II is
the old cry. The harvest is plentiful,
but the laborers are few
Commissioners of Labor J d B-ck
was elected Vice President Of the As