Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25


from La Crosse for Sunday.
DIR. E. E. Cooke, dentist: office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
The finest tobacco lath in the city
at Nuzum's. Call and see them.
The Viola Leaf Tobacco News has
changed nam to .The Viola News,
Sheriff Amer Silbaugh was at La
Fargo, last Friday, on official business.
Mrs. John w. Appleman of the
town OF Clinton, visited Viroqua friends.
John E. Nelson was at home last
week visiting his mother and attending
the fair.
20. G.. Munson left for Madison,
Sunday evening, after spending fair
week at home.
Mrs. Gus Blyberg and children left
for Minneapolis where they will make
their future home.
Miss Martha Oliver of Ross, spent
several days at the home of VIM. Peavy
and took in the fair.
L. E. Martin of Lone Rock, has
secured position as drug clerk in the
store of o. E. Davis.
j. w. Simms and family were over
from Bergen to attend fair and visit a
few days with relatives.
Hans Hoff, former miller at Coon
Vallay, has a good position with one of
the big La Crosse mills.
Miss Evangiline Nestingen of West
by, spent fair week here with her
friend Miss Lovina Peterson.
Miss Mary Shebeck of La Fargo,
spenra few days with her friend Mrs.
Edward Everson of this city.
Rev. James T. Kneen of Arcadia,
visited in Viroqua and with his old
parishioners on Springville circuit.
John E. Nuzum lost a, steer on his
farm southwest of town during last
Tuesday evenings electrical storm.
What's become of the oldNfashioned
man who enjoyed telling what he would
do to burglar that got into his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Larson of La
Crosse, were down to take IN the fair
and visiting Chas. Edwards and family.
Wanted, a good all around man for
country store. Prefer one with some
experience. Address Box ll8, Viroqua
Wis.
Mr.. and Thos. Gorsuch will go to
Missouri to visit and from there go to
Colorado, where they intend to make
their home.
Mrs S. E. Letson of Sparta, has
been visiting relatives here for several
days Mr.. Letson also spent the day
here, Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Burnside left last week
| for Muscoda to visit, and from there
goes to Richland Center before return
| ing to her home.
| II. Z. Gorsueh and wife returned
| from South Dakota, where they visited
with the Achesons and other former
/ Viroqua families.
r. P. Dalton, Ole o. Tuhus, Dr. E.
E. Chase, M. H. Tate and Ham Cowan
were oyerifrom La Fargo last Thurs
day for the fair.
Willard Hall of Readstown, passed
through the city on Monday enroute to
! La Crosse, where he re-enters the Busi-
ness University.
Mrs. Grace Mohs, nee Grace Tilton,
of Burlington, spent couple of days
in our city as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Green.
L. H. Davis recently returned from
trip to South Dakota where he con-
templates purchasing farm, having
sold his farm on West Prairie,
Ernest Zitzner had runaway just
east of town Saturday afternoon. The
buggy was considerably smashed up
but Mr.. Zitzner was not injured.
Mrs. John Morton, who formerly
resided at Liberty Pole and removed
several years ago to Missouri, has been
visiting old friends in this vicinity.
Station Agent Mills, Dan Strum-
stad, Charley Thrune, John A. Grims-
rud, Adolph Hauge and others were
Coon Valley callers at the CENSOR office
during fair week.
Thomas Thompson was thrown from
his buggy and had leg broken while
driving from Readstown to his Folsom
home, last Thursday evening. He was
attended by DIR. w. M. Trowbridge of
this city;
Ernest Gosling came home last
Thursday from Minneapolis and re-
turned on Sunday, to visit his father
and sister and meet his brother John,
who came on a $500 mile journey from
Salt Lake City.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, vi
ro9ua. Will practice in all state ard
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing. Commercial collections.
! l.ocai and long distance phones in office.
Ed. Jones of Chicago, and a re-
preventative of The National Creamery
/ Co., were In Viroqua last Thursday con-
| ferring with the members of the new
! Avalanche butter and cheese factc ry
as to the machinery and supplies and
! if their bid is accepted they will have
the same installed next month.
The newspaper fraternity was well
represented at our fair, the following
named editors spending one or more
days here: r. E. Smith of Galesville,
! E. H. Brown Of Cashton, JOS W.
/ Kaughton of De Soto, j. H. Frazier
and Geo. E. Sandford of Viola, + c..
Bum of Westby, M. v. Frazier of
| Readstown.
The case of the State against N.
H. Burger. who was charged with hav-
ing received deposits in the Viola Bank
after knowing himself to be insolvent,
the charge against him being embezzle-
ment, occupied the attention of court
and jury couple of days and resulted
in verdict not guilty, said verdict be-
ing directed by the court after the jury
had listened to the evidence as pro
duced by prosecution and defense
Richland Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Nuzum en-
tertained at their home, last Friday