Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-11


Mrs. Netwall OF La Crosse, spent
Sunday at Fred Kromrey's.
w. B. Keyes of La Crosse, spent
Sunday here with his family.
"A. L. Russell, who has been quite
i'll for several days, Il improving.
The finest tobacco lath in the city
at Nuzum's. Call and see them.
Mrs. M. d. Chase is visiting the
! family of j. w. Groves at Madison.
Harvey Seeley of La Fargo, spent
few days in Viroqua last week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hobbs of Iron
River, are visiting the lady's sister,
Mrs. Frank Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Stevhngson
spent Sunday at West Prairie with
Henry Call and family.
Mrs. E. C. Norris of La Fargo,
was in Viroqua, last Thursday, on busi-
ness and visiting relatives.
Mrs. c. E. Morley and son Chauncy
returned from La Crosse after a week S
visit with Fred Morley and family
Make our store your home when
attending the county fair.
The Blue Front store.
New floors have been laid in the
manual training and domestic science
departments of the high school build
ing.
| We have an overstock on SASH
doors, and interior finish. Call and see
them. We can save you money at
Nuzum's.
The city library board at its last
session raised the salary of the libra
rian to $500 per month, to commence
October 1st.
w. w. Wigginton has as guests at
| his home his aunt, Mrs. Wallace, and
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Sheldon, of
Spokane, Washington.
Hon. j. ID. Beck, labor statistician
of the state and Grand Master of the
Odd Fellows order, spent few hours
in the city or Thursday.
Miss Sophia Stegne came down
| from Westby on Sunday, and remained
until today to be present at the we'd
ding of her sister, Susie Stegne.
Miss Winifred Baldwin went to
/ La Crosse last week to enter for a
course of bookkeeping and stenography
at the Wisconsin Business University,
Miss Edna Jacksonof Sparta, spent
| Sunday and Monday in Viroqua'and will
make a few days visit with her grand
parents, w. S. Waters, of Springville.
/ e. C. Higbee, Otto Bosshard and
| Frank Mal:. Of La Crosse, were in
Viroqua On Monday They { IRE pre-
sent at thc examination IF S. Mary
Malin.
Readstown school opened on Mon
day with the following corps OF teach
ers: A. W. Hasten principal; Misses
Lulu Gushing, Hazel Hayes, and Belle
| Maiben.
3 Sandsmark & Beat, managers of
the Vernon County land Company,
have some hoice bargains in farm and
city pror 'rty. If interested. see or
write t'.em.
Mss Flossie Stricken has resigned
her position at Aberdeen, South Da-
ko.a. on account of her mothers poor
health and will remain at home the
coming winter.
H. D. Williams & Company and G..
M. Thompson have been shipping large
quantities of summer apples. There IS
big demand for them in the eastern and
western markets.
-Chas. H. Collins, formerly of DE
Soto and Victory, is now. a travelling
statesmen for well-known cigar manu-
factury of La Crosse. He covers large
territory in the state.
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 tit.
The Blue Front Store.
New operators are reported to have
come into possession of leases for the
copper mine on the farm of James
Allen in Webster, and that there will
renewed activity before many weeks.
The Bear Creek copper mines have
been purchased by syndicate, which
is instilling new vigor into the opera
tions of the place and doing business
on progressive scale. 1t is claimed
! the mine contains mineral very much
more valuable than copper.
On Saturday last Governor David
son approved the parole extended to
Charles Brown of Newton, by the state
board of control under the new law on
that subject. 1t will be remembered
! that Brown was sent to states prison
six months ago on charge of deserting
his family.
/ The Regina Lodge No. %, Daugh-
! ters of Rebekah, |. o. o. F., will cele-
brate the fifty-sixth anniversary of the
! founding of their order on the evening
of September 10th, at their lodge
room. A short literary and musical
program will be rendered and refresh
ments served.
1T wt are favored with weather
sucl, as ~4'evailed last week, the fair
will be hummer. Remember that it
opens next Tuesday and continues four
d 5 The tubercular test and slaugh-
ter alone will be worth the price of
admission, as an educational feature.
That exhibition will take place on
Thursday.
"A grand picnic will be held in l.. 0.
Egge's grove, miles west of Newry,
Sunday, September 18th. The proceeds
will be given to the Moen society to aid
| in rebuilding the church which was de-
stroyed by fire last spring. Everybody
is invited to attend and if the weather
is favorable the people will be treated
to good 1e.
West Wisconsin Methodist confer
ence, Bishop Hamilton of San Francisco,
presiding, is now in session at La
Crosse, continuing till next Tuesday.
Revs. Buffers, Goodsell and other
clergymen of this section are in at
| tendance. Thos. o. Mork and Mrs. H.
IT 49,, tha larr dafonrafaS from