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

Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of c. H. Minshall.
Miss Rose Drew spent couple of
days at La Fargo visiting her brother.
Just received carload of choice
finish lumber and holdings in yellow
pine.
This is certainly booster weather
for corn, tobacco and other growing
crops.
Miss Geneva Graves went to Spar
Ia, Tuesday evening, for week va
cation.
We have an overstock on sash,
doors, and interior finish. Cali and see
them. We can save you money at
Nuzum's.
Sparta has a booster society among
her business men. A proper thing for
every town.
Another new, nobby, stylish line of
neckwear just received at the Blue
Front Store.
Justice Fulmer of La Fargo was
at the county seat on Tuesday on pro-
bate matters.
Jos. Oswald and daughter, Majorie,
of Reedsburg, We're Viroqua visitors,
last Thursday.
Photographer Arlington spent Sun
day in La Crosse, Mrs. Arlington re-
turning with him.
Master Verne Slack fell backward
out of pony cart and has dislocated
shoulder to care for.
Mrs. Bertha Bolstad returned from
weeks visit with her daughter and
old friends af West Prairie
Mrs. Carrie Tate returned from
ten days visit in Minneapolis with her
sister, Mrs. Nellie Hatton
-Bennie Benson goes to Northfeld,
Minnesota, next Monday, to resume his
studies at the St. Olaf College.
Lem and VIM. Hayter of La Fan ge,
spent Monday and Tuesday here with
their father, William P. Hayter.
&C. E. Peck and wife of Bangor,
were called to Towerville to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Peck IS aged mother.
Misses Jettie and Elida Bjelland
went to Minneapolis this morrirg, for a
visit with their sister, Mrs. !ver Olson.
Mrs. Samuel Henry left on Tues
lay, for an extended visit in Minneap-
Oils with her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Hew-
lit.
Mrs. Allard Smith of Chicago, ar
rived here, Monday, for visit at the
home of her parents, Col. and Mrs
Butt.
Mrs. Tollefson is improving her
property on the corner of Nam and Oak
streets, by removing some sheds and
fence.
"A. J. Stolee, who has been con-
Quoting Norwe egian school in our city
for the past few weeks, has gone to
Cashton.
Emanuel Wise, an old Viroqua res
ident, but for many years Of La Crosse,
is at one of the hospitals there for
treatment.
Hans Davidson and family will oc-
cupy the new tenement house on South
Main street, owned by John Nuzum and
C. J Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. N H. Nelson enter
tanned company of fifteen ladies and
gentlemen from Coon Valley and Chica-
go, last Sunday.
-Phineas Henry of Oklahoma, came
to attend his mothers funeral and will
visit his sisters, Mesdame Albert Brott
and Jack Henderson.
Mrs. Louisa Campbell of La Fargo,
who has been making aFsextended visit
with Mrs. G. K. Nuzum, returned to
her home on Monday.
M. o. Hill, son of Mr.. ard Mrs. o.
P. Hill of this city, is moving from
Watertown, South Dakota, to his old
home at Brookings. He has been de-
Mr.. and Mrs N H. Hanson of For
man, North Dakota, arrived, last Mon
day morning, for visit of ten days
with John N. Hanson of Liberty Pole.
Miss Mary Rusk requests us to
state that our local writer was in error
in stating that she entertained party
of ladies' at cards, Friday afternoon
week before last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peck of Aus
tin, Minnesota, have been spending
few days in Viroqua. They were called
here to attend the funeral of Mr. Peck S
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Peck.
Mrs. Anna Haynes of Memphis,
Tennessee, who has been visiting ;ela
tives and friends in the city, will go to
Kilbourn for weeks stay and from
there she returns to Tennessee.
Miss Rubo DeLap, clerk of the
weeks vacation spent at Sioux Falls
and Valley Springs, South Dakota, Wis
iting her two brothers and sister.
B. Fisher of Viola, was in Viroqua
on Tuesday. Mr.. Fisher Is an employe
of the Vernon County Telephone com
pany and on last Thursday nighr had a
complete outfit of telephone tools sto-
len from the telenhone office at Viola.
voting his entire time to life insurance
for several years past. He is state
agent for the Fidelity Life and stands
second among their entire corps of
agents in amount of business written
to date this year. We hope ,e will win
first place before close IL the year.
Mrs. Hans Scheye, one of the pio-
neer settlers of Vernon county, died on
Monday night last, at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Cary, at Ava
lanche. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Halvorsen on Wednes-
day, with interment at Coon Prairie
eerdetery.
! Attorney and Mrs. A. F. Drew and
children of La Fargo, leave on Thurs
day for Longmont, Colorado. Mr..
Drew will return to Wisconsin in about
| two weeks, but Mrs. Drew and the
children will spend several months in
the west in the hopes of beneftting the
health of the little son.
Secretary Alexander of the agri-
cultural society, has been making a