Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-08-28
; Monday next is arbor day.

The fiaest tobacco iath in the cit5
at Nuzum's 5. Call and see them
/ Mr. ami Mrs. Johnson of Geno4
were Viroqua visitors las; FRIDAY
i Best cane sugar. graduated. s. II
ia hundred at Iandamanns'
Mrs. j. P. Joyce is visiting her son.
Hugh Joyce, at Duiath, Minnesota
Best cane sugar, qr4nataled. Is )
ID hundred at Li.idcmanis
VIM Webb, Jr., and Sherwood Col
Hand w re- Chicago visitors last weei
= Best cane sugar. grauulated. $5. %
hundred at Lindemanns'.
Miss Efit Ady has as her gues:
Miss Vera Brunbadgh of Moline, iii
nois.
Win Smith of Duluth, Minnesota.
visited his mother, Mrs. Isaac Smith.
last week.
Mrs. C. D. Williams and daughter,
Caryl, are visiting the McDuffy family
at BarabOo.
Mrs. Kit Pierce has rented the
Albert johnson building and will keep
day boarders.
-Chas. j. Kuebler is spending two
weefs vacation visiting at various
points in Iowa.
Mrs. George Bryan and son Virgil
of Soldiers Grove, visited friends in
Viroqua last week.
Miss Erma Favor left on Tuesday,
for Stevens Point where she will enter
| the Normal school
| Mo,+an EJ,.,orI Cao cf
Soldiers Grove, IS visiting the Fortney
families in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Colburn and
children returned on Monday, from
their visit at Cassville.
Miss Ethel Atwood left this morn
ing for Milwaukee and Chicago to buy
her fall stock of millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hansen have
notified relatives ard friends here of
their safe arrival in England.
-Sylvanus Moore of Harmony, has
been visiting at the home of his mother,
Mrs. S w. Moore. in this city.
Ole 4. Henrickson returned, last
/ Sunday, from a two weeks vacation
spent at La Crosse and other points.
Best quality gasoline delivered to
any part OF the city.
H. d. Wi!liams & Co.
Miss Catherine Lindemann returned
last Saturday, from Madison where she
had been a guest of Mrs Fritz Woll.
What's become of the old fashioned
woman who claimed that piece of
bread always fell with the buttered size
down?
Miss Josie Mahoney, who has been
the guest of her uncle, Hon. d.. o.
Mahoney, has returned to her home in
La Crosse.
Eleven persons united with the
LaFarge Methodist church on "A recent
Sunday. Ten joined Red Mound church
on the 18th.
Attorney Otto Bosshard Of La
Crosse, was in our city one day last
week acting as interpreter i'll case in
justice court.
Editor A. B. Fetty was fraternal
caller from La Fargo on Friday last.
He was accompanied to this city by
Mr.. Oldenberg
DIR. Hester j. Baker, who has been
visiting her brothers, F. M. Baker and
John Dawson, left on Monday, for her
home at Quincy, Illinois.
Mrs. W. E. D. Rummel and son
William of Des Moines, Iowa, are guests
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Baldwin, in this city.
Mrs. Andrew Lee and daughters of
Westby, were Viroqua callers, last
Saturday. The young ladies expect to
enter our high school this year.
Mrs. McGonigal and daughter,
Jessie, have gone to Milwaukee for
| visit with frienus. Mrs. McGonigal
will also attend the Eastern Star con-
vention.
S. D. Ames of Ross, took his little
son to La Crosse on Monday, for treat
ment. A slight bruise near the knee
has resulted in making the lad tenn
porarily lame and has caused him much
suffering.
&C. J. Scharfenstein and son Fred
left, Sunday afternoon, for Soldiers
Grove to take charge of a mercantile
stock there which Mr.. Scharfenstein
purchased recently.
Mrs. 0. C. Melgaard and children
of Cashton, and Mrs. Elmer Larson
and little son of Minnesota Lake, are
making visit with the H. P. and
Oscar Larson families here.
Mrs. Frank Silbaugh, who has been
spending several months on claim
near Pierre, South Dakota, has returned
to her home here very much improved
in health. Mr.. Silbaugh is still in The
west.
Let us prepare you for first-class
office position. Five thousand gradu-
ates now employed Fall term begins
September g. Send for catalogue. Ad
dress, Toland's Business School, La
Crosse, Wis.
Brush Creek Farmers Telephone
Company, lines to be extended in the
vicinity of Ontario, has filed articles of
incorporation with the secretary of
state for $3,U00 The incorporators are
|. o. Hoff, p. A Peterson and L. Oh
son.
1t is admitted that where che mind
is wholly devoted to one subject, with
talent and persey yerance, excellence will
be attained DIR. Brewer has devoted
many years to tire exclusive treatment
of chronic diseases and his success in
the most aggravated cases is said TO be
extraordinary. Those who are afflicted
with lingering aisease should not fail
to see DIR. Brewer on his next visit at
the Hotel Dragne in this city on We'd
nesday, September 4th.
"A Manitowoc dispatch says that
acres upon acres of this seasons crops