Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25
Bits of Local News
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Quiet since the fair.


Cashton with Mrs. VanDuzee.
&C. S. Peterson and Grant Allen
made business trip to La Fargo.
Money TO loan on real estate secur-
ty. Butt & Butt.
Z. V. Wernick, banker at Hills
boro. was in our city, last Thursday.
Fra * Wells and wife of Viola,
were among the fair throag on Friday.
Miss Cora Maeby of Viola, visited
her friend, Grace Frohock, several
days.
"A soldiers reunion is ON at Rockton
under management of Allen McVey
Post
After a years stay in California
M. A. E. Oldenburg returned to La
Fargo.
Fred Morley came from La Crosse
to spend fair week with his father and
friends.
- DR.. w. E. Butt of La Fargo, spent
several days at his parental home here
last week.
C. L. rnstad of Chaseburg. was
in our city, last Friday, attending to
business.
The Misses Goldie and Clara Thay-
er OF Ontario, were in the city, last
Thursday.
f. E. Carswell, state factory in
spector, was in this section looking ov-
er dairy plants.
- Wanted, an apprentice girl at once.
Call in person at Mrs. A. O. Larson S
millinery store.
Miss Jennie Anderson of Viola,
was up to the fair and visited with
friends, last Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Woodbury., who has
leen visiting at the home of E. p.
Kuehne returned to her home at De Soto.
Hon. Paul Lachtmen, president of
the state lumbermen's association, was
the guest of John E. Nuzum, last Fri
day.
James Lawrence and daughter
Edith, of De soto, visited at the home
of MRS. j. L. hayes and attended the
fair.
Mrs: Ole Davidson spent few days
with Viroqua friends on her way home
to Soldiers Grove after visit at La
Crosse.
Have your auction bills and other
job printing done at the CENSOR office.
Prompt, satisfactory work at right
prices.
Mrs. FREQ johnson, who has been
visiting her relatives at Liberty Pole,
returned to her home at Chicago, last
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Arvin Chase OF Red
Mound, were among the visitors at the
fair, being entertained at the Hi Bel
lows home.
-M.s. Dorothy Fencil, nee Everitt,
l.tfJ. l.. -
Dakota, were entertained by MIR. and
Mrs. c. j Cherrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Van Duzee of
Cashton, visited Mrs. VanDuzee's sis
tiers, Miss Christene Lee and Mrs. Lena
Davig on Saturday, also taking in the
fair.
The Blue Fronts hand tailored
clothes, fit for dressiest of dressers.
Splendid choice of newest fads and fan
cies in cuts and materials. SIS to
$22. 50.
Rev and Mrs. ]. l.. Bradley are re-
ioicing over a little daughter that came
TO them this morning. Rev. and Mrs.
Bradley are guests at the Lyle Tate
home.
La Fargo Woodman camp is hav-
ing a reunion in strength of member
adoption having been accepted at late
meeting.
Our childrens' school suits we be-
lieve have no equal. Double seat and
knee, seams all taped and stayed. Made
to wear and have style and fit.
The Blue Front. Store.
John E. Nuzum has just completed
a silo on his farm west of town Is feet
h1r E1ircf fxxa
in height is stone, the top portion con-
structed of two-inch scantling.
Mrs Edward Everett, one of Viro-
dua's old residents, was down from
Sparta last week greeting old friends
brother-in-law, C. j. Cher,ington.
Carl E. Huseby of Brainerd, Min
nesota, has been at Viroqua visiting his
at Cashton with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
VanDuzee and his sister, Mabel Huse-
by.
For rent, the Biddison homestead
farm of 200 acres, in the town OF
Franklin. Also about thirty tons OF
hay for sale on the ground. For infor.
nation see S. ID. Biddison at Hotel
Dragne, every Saturday.
County Treasurer Thomas DeLacy
of Crawford, accompanied by Mrs. De
Lacy, were the guests of their olo
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Williams,
during fair week. MIR. DeLacy always
finds host of friends to greet him ir
Viroqua
Miss Clara Glenn went to Madison
to take a six weeks course at the Wis
consin library school. Miss Mamie E.
Beehaud, graduate of the library
school. who has been engaged in cata-
loguing the Madison public library fol-
several months, comes as the substitute
librarian.
Russell B. Hoyt and wife were in
the city from Chaseburg to see the big
fair and visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Lind. Mr.. Hoyt received a pretty
severe Jolt and loss in the July fres het,
when water stood in his store knee
deep and he sustained damage to the
amount of 81, 600 by having merchandise
ruined.
MIR Ed. Wig has disposed of the in
terest he recently acquired in the Ellef
son machinery implement house to Mr.
i. c. Knudson of Minnesota. The lat
ter gentleman viii soon remove here
and take active management of affairs.
He is a practical machinist and has haf
large experience in the business. Mr..
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