Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Ray Henry is home from Madison.
/ W. Switzer of Minneapolis is in
the city.
Barn boards and shingles reasonable
at Thayers.
Norman Roth of Hillsboro, was a
CENSOR caller on Monday.
Alb. Ferguson of Sparta, has been a
Viroqua visitor the past week
Mrs. L. J. Martin and daughters
are spending month In Ohio
Miss Marie Ovitz returned on Tues
day morning from her vacation.
Editor VIM. Mcbride of Sparta, at
tended the funeral of Blaine d. Rusk.
Alma Nelson is a member of party
which is camping out near Cashton..
-Brsnson Potts and Arthur Dorsey
spent Sunday in Lacrosse and Onalssks.
Rev. n. P. Grimsby of Minneapolis,
is guest of his parents, near Viroqua-
Miss Maude Munroe of Baraboo, is
visiting at the home of 0. G. Munson
Great bargains to be had in boys
| and children's suits at the Fair Savings
Store.
Mrs. Charles Trowbridge and child
rem returned home from Hayward on
Saturday.
Did you see the white canvas OK
lords at Severson's for eSc? Better get
| pair.
Reduced prices less than cost-on
all summer dress goods at the Fair
Savings Store.
The Fair Savings Store will move
in their new quarters next to the post
office next week.
Emmett Mahorey, Allan Graves,
Walter Rice and Edwin Rogers, are
camping at Ontario.
w. f. Fisher and family have
moved into one of the Ellacott tenant
houses on Court street
Mrs. Oliver Helgerson is visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Thos.
Thompson, near Westby.
The summer school closed last
Friday after very successful term
which was well attended
Norwegian school is being held in
the old brick school building. Mics
Laura Ellefson has charge.
-Ludvig Sandsmark has started the
construction of new barn on his resi-.
dence property on Decker street
Mrs. Richard Hunter of Viola,
spent several days at the home of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Nuzum.
After a six months parole from the
county asylum Mrs. OIstad of Westby,
was returned to that institution, yes.
terday.
Conductor Harry Hatch 10 taking a
weeks vacation from duties on the st.
Paul branch Frank Beadle is filling the
position,
Mrs Albert McKown and daughter.
| Elizabeth, of LA Crosse, are guests at
the home of the lady's father, Mr., F.
M. Baker.
Prof. W. P. Colburn returned from
Prairie du Chen last Saturday and is
one of the institute conductors here
this week.
Mrs Everitte X Barnes and child
rem, of Rockford, Illinois, are guests at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
B +. Pnrdy.
Mrs W. s. Field came from Wash
ington, d. G, last Saturday, and will
remain for the summer with her mother
Mrs. Fl. d. Williams.
Mrs Dan Oswald and daughter,
Minnie, and Miss Wilma Beimborn of
Boscobel, are guests of friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Catalogues for the coming fair have
been delivered from the printers ha ds
to the fair officials. 1t is a GO page af-
fair, not including cover.
j. P. Joyce is laid up for few days
by an injury TO leg received while
helping to move tobacco shed on the
farm of Matt Allen, west Of town.
Floyd Hamilton, who is employed
in the main Office of the A. J. Cum.
ming commission company at Lacrosse,
visited his parents here on Sunday.
Harry Stewart of River Falls, has
accepted position in the grocery de-
part1nent of the w. F. Lindemann Co.
store vice Will Hammond re5igned.
The Heinz pickle station at Sparta,
has opened for the season. About four
hundred acres of pickles are contracted
for and indications point TO big yield.
Emil Falk, who bss been an EN-
ploye at the 9. NJ. Thompson grocery
store, departed with his mother for Col.
orado their former home, on Monday
last
The tobacco buyers are getting out
early in the season and early in the
morning after the 1906 crop. Unless
damsged by hail Vernon county will
have banner crop.
Preaching services next Sunday at
Liberty Pole II a. In; Brookville, 3 p.
IN; Springville 8 p. IN. Mr.. SvignIu
will preach at Bishop Branch next
Sunday at 10 q. N.