Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-08-14
Bits of Local News
Observation-Disclosures

DR.. E. E. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer > jeweiry store.
Money 70 loan Oh real estate secur-
ty Butt & Bau.
lion Geo f Tate OF La Farge,
was II oar sitg, Friday, on legal busi-
moss
Mrs. J ii. Dilis of Ovid, Michigan,
is thc guest oi her nephew, X. L.
Ware.
Great sacrifice sale this week at
the Fair Savings store, next TO post
Office.
DIR. E. e. Gaines WIS in Viroqua,
Monday, emoute from La Crosse to La
Fargo.
r. P. Dalton, the La Forge real IS
tate man. was Viroqua caller. last
Friday.
Rev. j. f. Sarles goes to Baraboo
for two weeks vacation and visit with
old friends.
John Bickle of Tomah, is visiting
at the home of his son, Adolph Bickle,
in this city.
Bargains in dress goods, skirts,
waists, belts, hosiery, etc., at the Fair
Savings Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 0. Mork and little
daughter spent several days at Reads
town, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Edwards and
children visited La Crosse relatives and
friends, last week.
Mrs. Garfield Aiken and little
daughter are guests of Mrs. Aiken 5
mother in La Crosse.
Il !. c.f hn
mother, Mrs. Lester Hayter, on Dach
Ridge for few days.
Elmer Moore of La Fargo, has been
spending a couple of weeks in our city
with his cousin, Roy Moore.
A new line of the famous hand
made Weyenberg work shoes just re-
ceived at the Blue Front store.
Mrs. Edward Everson has gone to
Neillsville to join his wife, who has
been visiting there for some weeks.
Mrs. Jessie Hunter and baby are
guests at the home Of hel ,,arents, Rev.
and Mrs. Geo. w. .Nuzum soul' of the
city.
Mrs. Nelson Bowman entertained Il
party of ladies'. L 1t Saturday alter
noon, in honor oi her friend, Mrs. David
Stevlingson.
Mrs. Herr N and Miss Katie Ray
ner returned Ir,m anrXtended visit with
relatives and frle ids in Minnesota ana
the Dakotas.
Mrs. Samuel Allison of Charles
City, Iowa. called on Niroqua friends,
last Friday, enroute to visit relatives
on West Prairie.
Mrs. Nellie Buckley has been inn
proving her Main street property by
removing some trees and grading her
lawn and boulevard.
The work train on the Kickapoo
Valley road reached LA farge, last
THURSDAY, and train service will soon
be established again.
w. r. Colburn returned to his home
in this city on Sunday, after spending
five weeks at various points IN the
state in institute work.
Ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church met last Wednesday afternoon
at the farm home Of Mrs. Martha Will
liams on Dach Ridge.
Mrs. Adolph Bickle entertained a
party of ladies at whist, last Friday
evening, in honor OF her friend Mrs.
Robert Clarke of Milwaukee.
Keep cool and wear suit of that
fine ''linen mesh" underwear, comfort
able and serviceable; only SO per suit
Blue Front Store.
Sam Owen and son Ed. have pur-
chased meat market at De Soto and
are now in charge of the business.
The senior Owen will move his family
to that village in the course OF fort
night.
Let us prepare you for first-class
office position. Five thousand gradu-
ates now employed. Fall term begins
September3 g. Send for catalogue. Ad-
dress, Toland's Business School, La
Crosse, Wis.
-Mes19mes ]. Z. Nuzum and Ed
ward Lind entertained large party OF
ladies' at lawn party, yesterday after
noon. Alsc Miss Matte Smith. on the
same afternoon, had as her guests
friends for German whist.
Anyone wishing to board, or rent
rooms to students; or, anyone having
work that student can do in part pay
ment for board or room, is kindly re-
quested to inform the principal of the
training school, A. Z. Smith.
"A summer breeze, a lace curtain and
lamp combined to make a little blaze
at J. O. Anderson's, last Friday even
ing. The blaze was put out without
calling the fire department, but Mr..
Anderson received some painful burns.
The attention of all those who are
preparing to teach in the graded or dis
trict schools of the county, is called to
the circular being sent out by the YER
non county training school. Write or
ask Supt II. l.. GardLQ4 or Principal
A. f. Smith for "a copy.
-Chas. Madison of Racine, who was
to have taught history and eivics in
our high school the ensuing year, has
rendered his resignation to our school
hoard, giving as his the reason that ne
has engaged in newspaper work which
he finds more profitable.
Bows Wearproof clothing means
all that the name implies, together with
the stvle and fit necessary to have the
bovs look right. Bring the boy along
and try on few coats. You will see
tbe difference between ''Wearproof"
and the others. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. f. l.. Riker and little daugh-
ters. who have been residents of our
city for several years, left on Tuesday,
for Groton. South Dakota, where Mrs.
Riker's brother, F. w. Terhune, is in
the iewelry business. She will pro
badly buy property there and make
that town her future home.
Blaine Officer, who resides near
c.,,,.;, sr,-;li, ,,,a4 with a had accident