Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18
LOCATION OF METHODIST BRETHREN
Vernon County Dominies Return TO Their
,0ld Fields.

Annual Methodist conference closed
at La Crosse, Monday, after a week {
session. For this section there is little
change among ministers, nearly all re-
turning to the charges of the past year.
All Viroqua and vicinity is glad that
Rev. Chas. +. Buffers consented to re
turn to the local church Rev. Fl. G
Goodsell remains with Springville-Li-
berty Pole BrookvilIe circuit. Presid-
ing Elder Vance was re-appointed for
La Crosse district. Rev Moore re-
turns to De Soto, J. b. Braddock to
Newton circuit, Geo. r. Haskell to La
Fargo and Viola, William Shepherd to
Soldiers Grove.
Other ministers known to this sec
tion are located as follows: Jas. T.
-kneen at Arcadia, Ell. Cooper at Eroy,
A. r. Klein at Galesville, F. p. Quick
at South Baraboo, Willard 0. Nuzum
at Monroe, Thomas Foulkes at Oregon,
f. w. Trimm at Portage, L. n Wooley
at Bloomington, Frank Nuzum at Dar-
lington, A. J. Coram at Menomonie, F.
w. Straw is presiding elder of the Eau
Claire district.
proposition to elect the presiding
elders instead of having them appointed
by the bishop was defeated. A resolu-
tion was passed creating a fund to sup
port a Methodist missionary at the
Univ 5rsity of Wisconsin. The next
annual meeting of the conference will
be held at Ashland.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Best cane sugar, granulated. S5.25
a hundred at Lindemanns'.
II O. Mork has been giving his res
idence new coat of paint.
Miss Lois Suttle left on Monday,
for Milwaukee to enter Downer college.
Lester Tilton of Appleton, was re-
Gently married to lady of thar place.
Larson Bros. received a CARLOAD of
granite from the Marathon county
quarries.
DIR. Gerhardt Fortney and wife of
Elroy, are visiting relatives in our city
and attending fair.
J. p Rogers, land agent of Aus
tin, Minnesota, was in Viroqua, last
Saturday, on business.
Carl Hendon left for Denver, Col
orado, to spend the winter there for
the benefit of his health.
John O'Leary left, last Saturday
for Elma, Iowa, where he will visit his
mother, Mrs. VIM. O'Leary.
Mrs. Allard Smith returned to her
home at Chicago after few days visit
with her relatives and friends.
Mrs. Norris has a full line of artis-
tic designs and beautiful color effects
in hats at Park Hotel building.
Mrs. Elizabeth Odell of Ger, a,
was in our city, last Saturday, attend
ing the sale OF her fathers farm.
Miss Selma Erenson, daughter Of
Ed. Evenson, is in Westby assisting
Miss B. M. Ballsrud in her millinery
shop.
Hon. Henry E. Legler, secretary
of the state free library commission,
visited our city between trains, Mon
day.
Mrs. George Krouser of Water
town, South Dakota, is visiting her sis
ters, Mrs. Henry Sonenberg and Mrs.
Mary Larson.
Elijah Tilton is here from Sparta
to attend the old home county fair,
with which he had official connection
for almost fifty years.
Miss Alma Wilkins had charge of
the public library on Saturday, while
the librarian, Miss Clara Glenn, attend
ed the teachers picnic.
&C. ]. Smith and J. E. Nuzum pur-
chased from Albert Thompson a strip
of land to complete the required width
of road on Maple street.
Mrs. II. l.. Gardner entertained at
her home on Thursday afternoon, few
old friends and acquaintances in honor
of her aunt, Mrs. James Hyslop.
Fred Riley and Charley Regan
bought Deering corn binder of Chas.
s. Slack & Co. They like the corn
binder that binds the corn laying down.
Last Saturday the twenty teachers
in our city school spent very pleasant
day at Maple Dale, the occasion being
picnic in honor of the new instruc-
tors.
Last Wednesday evening a party
of some twenty ladies surprised Mrs.
Ludwig Sandsmark and left as me-
mento of their visit very nice fruit
dish.
The two Cashton telephone systems
have been consolidated, DIR. Cremer
having purchased the rural lines and
village central plant of Granville Hall
and Frank Steel.
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.
In a partition action entitled Joseph
Bobst VS.. Mary Gross, ct AL, for the
sale of land near Genoa, the sale was
made, last Saturday, to c. M. Butt,
Sr., for the consideration of 81 300.
Thomas Bowman and wife are here
from Rusk county for an indefinite vis-
it with old friends and relatives. They
reside at Appolonia, where Mr.. Bow
man is engaged in the livery business
and farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Gardner have
been entertaining bridal couple, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hyslop of Cleveland.
Ohio. Mrs Gardner accompanied them
to Viola where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs James 1reseder.
Attend To'and's Business School.
La Crosse. Wisconsin. Five thousand
graduates in positions; more than all
the othel schools in the Northwest com
bined lhe standard business school of
the United States and the first in the
success of its graduates.
H D. and c. D VIII ans. their sister
Mrc I ottica Roppra ars fn attend tho