Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-02
Prepare for VIM II.

rooms in the Terhune house.
Miss Lulu Thompson visited with
friends at La Crosse last week.
| Joseph Lyons of the town of Web
ster, is very low with diabetes.
Rev Goodsell returned, last Tues
day, from week 5 visit at Lake Mills
-Ex- sheriff S. ]. Severson was in
| Viroqua visiting relatives, last Satur-
day.
The Springville W. C. T. L. meets
with Mrs. Dora Reed, Thursday alter
noon, October 10
Mr.. Jenkins AMI d1pyhtor L Bar
mum, visited Viroqua relatr 'es and
friends, last week.
F. M. Baker spent part of last
week in Harmony looking after his
farming interests there.
Mrs. Chas. Diestelmeirl and little
son of Kent, Illinois, were guests at
the Melvin Gauper home.
The Western Wisconsin Teachers
association will open two days con-
vention in La Crosse, October Il.
Try a load of washed coal for range
in place of wood, also leave your orders
for hard and soft coal at Nuzums.
The Star Valley cheese factory has
again changed owners, Joseph & Wig
ginton having purchased it of Albert
| Holak.
Miss Elida Brown returned from
Minneapolis, last Thursday, where she
has been visiting her sister for the pas
three weeks.
Miss Anna johnson departed last
week for Aberdeen, South Dako ia,
where she will engage in the dress
making trade.
Mrs. Samel Henry returned, last
Thursday, from Minneapolis, where she
spent several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Ed. Hewitt.
F. 7. Brewster of Sparta, was in
the city, last Friday ard Saturday,
looking after the interests of the Mil
waukee Free Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davenport
have added brand new baby boy to
the furnishings of their home, born
Tuesday, October l.
Mrs. Frank Riley is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Collins and child,
who arrived from St. Louis, last Satur-
day morning, for a short visit.
L. H. Conklin of South Dal.ota.
who is located on a homestead about
sixty miles west of Pierre, is visiting
friends in Viroqua and vicinity.
Will Gorsline has purchased two
very iine yearling Jersey heifers to
place or his farm Just south of town.
One of them has never been put in the
ring without winning price.
Mrs. A. w. DeJe4n of Atkinson,
North Dakota, has arrived at La Fargo
for an extended visit with her son, c.
]. DeJean. Mr.. DeJean will come for
visit also within few weeks.
"A Romance correspondent reports
that c. c. Johnson had the misfortune
to loose two calves which were struck
by lightning, and his son Roy was
also badly shocked by the same bolt.
The University of Wisconsin dairy
school will open on November 6. In
dications are that the attendance will
be large. Several new courses and
systems of teaching have been planned
for the school,
Driven by the scarcity of nuts on
the Minnesota bluffs to move to other
fields to find sustenance, hundred of
squirrels have swan the Mississippi
river to the Wisconsin side during the
past few weeks.
e. A. Wiganowsky and family, who
have lived in the city for the year,
have moved back to their farm. Lewis
Wiganowsky and wife, who have been
living on the farm. occupy the house
vacated by E. A Wiganowsky.
During the month of July and
August the fish and game wardens of
the state made fifty-four seizures, which
brought $1,9S9,55 into the treasury.
There were seventy-nne arrests, the
fines amounting to 81, ,410 and the costs
of $37S03.
Mrs. S. C. jackson returned, last
Friday, from visit of several weeks
with Mr.. Jackson at Billings, Montana.
Mrs. jackson is very we'll pleased with
that city and intends to dispose of their
property here and they will make their
home at Billings.
The CENSOR expects to be able to
furnish its readers with that good old
standby weekly paper, the Chicago
InterOcean, for twenty-five cents the
coming year In connection with the
CENSOR. The proper announcement
will be made in season.
H. D. Williams two story brick
building on Court street, at the rear of
his store building, is nearing completion.
The first floor is to be used for stor-
age room for -four, feed, seeds, etc
and the second floor will be rented
either for fraternity hall or offices.
The total number of students re-
gistered at the first three days of the
University of Wisconsih numbered /,
158, with indications that a total en-
rollment of at least 1900 will be Sc
cured during the semester. The in
crease in registration thus far is 16l.
Andrew A. Herod of Readstown,
and Miss Estella Lem of Ferryville,
were married the 25th at La Crosse and
passed through Viroqua, Thursday, to
Readstown where they will make their
future home. Mrs. Herod was formerly
employed in the home of Harold Proctor.
Mrs Louise B. Esch of Sparta. viii
be at ''The Big Store" Thursday and
Friday, October 10th and 11th, with an
outfit Of stamping patterns. She will
be prepared to do stamping on your
materials, give lessons in all kinds of
embroidery, and has some finished
pieces for sale.
George Thompson of Readstown,
and Miss Cora Snyder of Kickapoo.
Vernon county, were united in mar
riage yesterday morning by Justice c.
w. Hunt. The couple came to see the
fair and brought with them marriage
license issued at Viroqua and were mar