Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-12-04
Plenty of good wood at Thayers.

Jan 0fOWiey OF Spafta spent
couple of days at Viroqua.
Chester Ward of Chaseburg is spen-
ing few days in the city.
Mrs. Link Clark of Sugar Grove
was visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. Stokes of kickapoo is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Taylor.
Albert Holleek of La Fargo was
Viroqua business visitor on Saturday.
Miss Winifred Baldwin came from
La Crosse to spend Thanksgiving at
home.
The Masonic Chapter had very
pleasant party at lodge rooms, Friday
evening.
Omega Snodgrass is home from La
Crosse, where she has been attending
the w. B. u.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hend-
rickson of Sterling town, baby boy.
November 25.
Ben Nuzum, who is employed in a
lumber yard at Beaver Dam came home
for Thanksgiving.
II. w. Watson of De Soto and two
daughters are occupying rooms In Mrs.
Van Wagner's house.
William Sanl. vent TO la Crosse,
Saturday, to undergo a surgical opera
tion at one of the hospitals.
There will be basket supper at
the hall on Pleasant Ridge, Saturday
evening, December 14th. Everybody
invited.
III. VI. Hanson and family of Spring
vile have moved into the house which
they recently purchased of Adolph
Nustad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hunter of
Viola spent Thanksgiving day with
Mrs. Hunters parents, Rev. and Mrs.
G. w. Nuzum.
Among those who attended the
"Sappho" at La Crosse NJ onday night
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alhon Lindemann
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hazen.
Il. C. Larson Of Cashton was trans
acting business here Monday, and closed
deal with Heimar Hoverson, disposing
of forty acers of land near Springville.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Cherrington
spent Thanksgiving at Sparta as sguests
of Ed Everitt. Mr. Everitt is relative
of Mr. Cherrington and an old Viroqua
resident.
Regular meeting of V,roqua East
ern Star Chapter will be held next
Tuesday night, it being annual election
of officers. All members are requested
to attend.
Mr.. John E. Stoll has the thanks of
CENSOR household for toothsome
hunk" of venison, taken from car
casses slaughtered by him and his party
in northern woods.
Albert Hanson of Harmony, Chris
tofer Fortney of Franklin, J. F. Cox Of
Wheatland, Anson Green of Stark, Sof-
fest Stegne of Franklin, were among the
CENsoR's Monday callers.
Miss Thomas and Miss Kane, two
of the grade teachers who have been
rooming at Geo. Clarke's, have changed
their rooms and are now at Thos. Tn )m-
pson's, in the south part of town.
w. M. Oliver ard Marvin Wood of
Ross came home last Saturday from
their hunting trip. They went to Eau
Claire county, found good shanty
with stove which they used for camp,
and had venison for supper the first
night. The two men shot four deer,
bringing home two.
Mr. A. ID. Helgeson has resigned
his position as station agent for the
Southeastern road, preferring to occupy
the more healthy outdoor place Of
freight man, which he formerly held.
Mr. L. N. Fiustad, station agent at
Chaseburg since the road was cstab-
lished, is promoted to the place left
vacant by MIR. Helgeson. Mr.. Finstad
is an agreeable gentleman and under
stands his business. He has removed
his family to this city
Ed. E. Ely returned from Wood
county, on Thursday, where he pur-
ch ised, near Grand Rapids, a 2O0-acre
improved farm. The sale included
all stock, farm machinery and every
t1ing else in the way of personal prop
e.ty on the farm Ed. says his farm
house excells any he knows OF in Vernon
county and other buildings correspond
in character. Mr. Ely expects to remove
to his new possession Oh December 10th.
Their neighbors in Jefferson viii regret
the change.
Mr.. John Dawson entertained at
dinner last Sunday, at his home. The
guests were sOrne of the boys and
girls, together with their wives and
husbands, who went to school 70 Mr..
Dawson half century OK more ago.
There were many pleasant "reminiscences
Of schools ir The pioneer times Of our
state and tie pupils received with much
merrj,ssnt the favors-j jumping jacks
sr3 whistles. Mr.. Dawson was ene Of
the early edueatong here and was also
town slperiuteudauf Of schools