Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-04

Best cane sugar, granulated. So. %
hundred at Lindemanns'.
Myrtle Shanks came from Madison
to spend Sunday at home.
L. C. Crook of La Crosse, was
Virogua visitor on Monday.
DIR. E. f. Cooke, dentist; Office
over Boehrer's S jewelry store.
Mrs. Roy Moore of this city, is at
a La Crosse hospital for treatment.
Miss Anna Yttri Of West Prairie,
spent Sunday with friends in Viroqua.
Mrs. H. C. Skow of Westby, visit
ed Viroqua friends the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3atty Mcdowell Of
De Soto. are visiting with friends in
Viroqua.
Misses Mabel and Tracy Huschka
of Sparta, visited with their friends
over Sunday.
Many from this city attended the
funeral of Mrs. o. S. Henry at Liberty
Pole on Suriay.
Mis- Barbara Munson returns to
Montfort, tomorrow, to commence her
second years teaching.
Miss Katherine Joyce has returned
to Duluth to resume her work in the
public schools of that city.
Mrs. Ole Hulsether entertained her
sister, Mrs. Toilet Hulsether, and child
rem of Br-stow, over Sunday.
Henry Rumsey, after an absence
Of a dozen years in northern Wisconsin,
is visiting briefly in this section.
Ole Josvanger of Wheatland, at
tended to business matters and visited
old friends in our city on Monday.
-Messrs. and Mesdames Boyle, Dy
son, H. f. Rogers and G. j. Smith left,
today, for the Minnesota state fair.
Miss Julia and Jimmie Helgesou
drove to Readstown to spend few
days with their sister, Mrs. Oscar An
derson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh and little
ing at the ladys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Ellefson.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. A. Lake and
son of Chicago, spent few days here
with VIM Lake, Sr., and other rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Oscar Olson of Madison, has
been visiting Miss Bena Peterson.
Mrs. Olson was formerly Marie Larson
of Soldiers Grove.
Miss Ona Crume of Mt Sterling,
returned from her visit at Wonewoc
and spent couple of days visiting the
Chas S. Slack family
Elmer Moore of La Fargo, who has
been staving here for several weeks
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ment at one OF the hospitals.
Roy Bean of Retreat, was in Viro-
qua the first of the week. Roy enters
the state university at Madison this
fal for a course in the agricultural de-
partment
-Chas. E. Chase of La Fargo, ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. NJ ID.
Chase. went to Chicago where he
will buy goods for the Chase Bros.
store at La Fargo.
Mrs. Alice Bosshard and children
who have been guests at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baldwin,
left on Friday last, for their home at
Mattoon, this state.
Miss Esther F. Butt left on the
Sunday noon train for Ishpeming,
Michigan to resume her duties in the
high school there. She spent Monday
with friends in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Maxim and four
children of Boscobel, who have been
visiting the H. j. Gray and Chas s.
Slack families, returned to their home
on Saturday. They made the trip by
automobile.
M. Fl. Bekkdedal, as receiver of the
Bank of Westby, is making preparation
to close up the receivership and will
shor .ly offer at public sale, under order
of the court, the re due of the notes
and judgments in hi, hands.
Miss Aima IIaugen of West Prair-
ie, has Jeer isiimg her uncle, S. Il.
JermaJ and family for several days.
Shortly after she came she was taken
i'll with the measles but had them very
lightly and has now entirely recovered.
F. M. Baker left for trip through
Minnesota and South Dakota. He will
visit his daughter, Mrs. Albert Nc
Kown, at Pipestone, Minnesota, and
his son, Claude Baker. at Ashton,
South Dakota, and will be away about
three weeks.
After many designations the school
board think they have now really Sc
cured teacher of history and civics
for the high school in the person of
Wendell Odlum of Decatur, Michigan
The young man is graduate Of Albion
College of that state.
The band concert given on Main
street, last Friday evening, brought
the citizens up town in such numbers
that the Gro yds of carnival week were
recalled 1t was a good concert and an
enthusiastic audience. Viroqua is al
ways proud Of her band.
About thirty young ladies' gave "A
dancing party at Opera hall, last Thurs
day afternoon. in honor bf the Misses
Brearton and Burns Of Aberdeen, South
Dakota, who visited at the w. F.
Stricken home. They returned to Ab-
erdeen the first of the week