Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-03

ben Smith visited Weetby friends
on Sunday.
Peter Hill of La Fargo, was in our
city on Monday.
Coupons with every purchase at
Severson q Co.'S.
Potatoes ara said to be rotting quite
badly la some places.
-Furs and fur coats all styles and
varieties at Severson q Co.'S.
John Shisler of Genoa town, visited
the CENSOR office, yesterday.
Sunday last gave us our first frost.
The damage was very slight.
For rent, my West Prairie farm.
P. LOTUS, De Soto, Wis.
ID. NJ. Hunter has sold his Viola
residence to Nathan Daugherty.
Clinton Nuzum returned from
| Appleton on Tuesday morning.
If going to build you will save : 6 s
DS buying your lumber at Thayer's.
--Mrs. W. F. Lindemann, Sr., has
beel seriously i'll but is now much i'm
! proved
Mrs. Cassie Bosworth, of Read. :
town, will occupy the E Love resideD 30
this winter.
Merchant Chas E. Chase of La
Fargo, spent Sunday with his parents
In this city
Attorney Burroughs of La Crosse,
looked after business here on Monday
and Tuesday.
Still we are selling good canvas
gloves at &c per pair.
c. J. Severson s. Co.
-Mies Jennie Kuhn, teacher OF vio-
! lin, mandolin and guitar. INQUIRE at
| Brown Music Cos.
The regular meeting of Viroqua
Chapter, o r s., will be held Tuesday
evening, October o.
Miss Anna Gohde is taking weeks
vacation from duties as hello" girl and
Is Vis!tinl ~ Sparta
Mise Whittier OF Wheeler. Illinois,
! has been rendered a position as fifth
assistant ir our high school.
Mrs VIM. Webb accompanied her
| daughter, Mary, to St Paul where she
will attend y convent school.
John c. Spellum returned ON Mon
dav from La Crosse whers hs had been
II guest of Lis SOD, Albert Spelum.
E Loucks and family have re-
turned from Groton, South Dakota.
They have claim near that city.
-Neis e Fortney bought from Elias
Christensen his fifty-acre farm located
| several miles southwest of the city.
The woman's literary club is read
ing Robert Browning's "Pippa Passes, 4"
under Mre. g. w. Graves as leader.
Mr. and Mrs. E Love will leave for
Nebraska ia IA few days where they will
spend the winter with Mrs. Loves
moLher.
The committee of ladies aid society
request members to send all articles
early Saturday morning, at place of rum.
| mage sale.
August Smith is again able to get
up town after several weeks confine-
ment to the house with his old enemy,
rheumatism.
Mrs. Mary r. Humbert and daugh.
ter left on Tuesday morning, for an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tives in Iowa
R L. Ware of the CENSOR. and
family will move into u portion of the
residence of Mrs. F. K Van Wagner on
south Main street.
--Judge and Mrs. G. W. Graves visit
ed at La Crosse last week, where they
uft ho ir.fa s.t, 70 f..f nd ON cd
day i outing ON the Mississippi.
Mrs. Jane Nelson returned on Mon.
day morning last from three months
visit with nor daughters, Mr.. g. M.
Wevlev aud Miss Ella, at Spokane,
Washington
The ladies' aid society of the Metho-
dist church will hold u 10c birthday
socia bile at the home of Mrs Bertha
Brodhead at the south end of town, nexs
Friday evening.
For sale, the VIM j. Austin homs-
stead. Leon Valley, 290 acres; Is very
choice farm property. Would like
about one third down, easy terms for
balance. e. AUSTIN, Leon, Wis.
Mandolin and guitar students, or
those wishing to learn and form a.
mandolin orchestra, please leave names
at Brown Music Co.'S. Miss Jennie
Kuhn will make regular trips to Viroqua
if class on mandolin, guitar and violin
can be secured.
"A little granddaughter of Arvin
Chase of Red Mound. was bitten by q.
mad dog, on Thursday last. She was
taken TO the Pssteur institute ut Chi
| cage, the next day The dog belonged.
to Mr. Chase and was killed. It's blood
was black in color
w. J. Pickard of RichIand Center
! made the CENSOR office pies SAINT call.
Yesterday. For many years past he
has made visits to this vicinity Oh
| honey buying mission. Mr. Pickard isi
| himself keeper Of bees and has more
hives thar any other person in the state J
/ The members ot the st. Marys Cath.
olic church near Cashton, win hold q
! mig celebration. on Wednesday, October
! 1G and ii Special services will be
held on these days and great prepar-
ations are being made ior the event
I Bishop Schwebsch of La Crosse. will be
| one of the speakers.
One hundred ninety-two pupils arc
now IN our high school aDd the number
will probably reach two h1ndr' d with
in few days. Nearly all first and