Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-08-07
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Buy your bridge planks of Tibbits-
Cameron.
DIR. Ami Biddison of Bangor, spent
a few days in the city.
-Chas. w. Thomson and family re-
turned from visit to Iowa.
Lars A. Kalvestran went to Wau-
kon, iowa, the first of the week.
Bernard Smith left on Tuesday, for
a visit to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hamilton ~
La Fargo, were Viroqua visitors on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Myrtle Primmer and little
daughter returned from visit at Ash
land.
"A beautiful new stock of stationery
for correspondence. Just received at
Towners.
Casper Bagley of Cambridge. visit
ed with his aunt, Mrs. G. N. Hauge,
last Sunday.
-Clearace sale of hammocks from
25 to 80 l-3 from the former low prices
at Towner's.
&C. P. Cary, state superintendent of
schools, of Madison, was a business
caller, Monday.
Next Saturday and Monday Towner
will sell soap. The largest assortment
of toilet soap in town.
Mrs. Cal. Morley and son, CLANCY,
are ST ending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Heary near Headstown.
Mrs. Albor Lindemam is receiving
visit from Mrs. Helen Vol and daugh-
ter. Margaret. of Madison.
VIII Ady went to Sparta on Mon
day, to visit his grandfather, l. FL. Ady,
and to consult a physician there.
The missionary society of the Luth-
eran Synod held an ice cream social at
o. A. Nustad's on Tuesday evening.
Ole Lewiston, who lives south of
town, was seriously injured by falling
off load of hay, Wednesday a week
ago. His breast bone was broken.
Mrs. Harry Bartz and little daugh-
ter, Francis, of La Crosse, and Mrs.
John Anundson and daughters Dora and
Jessie of Mason City, Iowa, visited
their cousin, Mrs. Ed Cass, at Cherry
Grove last week.
The CENSOR presents to its readers,
this week, in supplement form, the
laws passed by the legislature at its
last session. This adds Sc pages to our
edition, which compares favorably in
size to any special edition of the city
dailies.
Lewis d. Glenn of this city, dis
posed of his l20-acre farm located in
Whitestown, last week Chas. w. Da-
Wis of La Fargo, purchased forty acres
of same for $3.50 and Oliver Graves of
Viola, the remainder for a considera-
ton of 81, 200.
Professor August Smith of the
Cashton schools, formerly teacher of
history and civics in our high school.
has been elected as superintendent of
the county training school. Mr.. Smith
is well known to our people as an ex-
cellent teacher.
The pipes which convey steam from
the heating plant to the high school and
grade buildings were discovered to be
in leaky condition and Janitor FRI
hook now has them placed in tunnels
large enough to permit overhaulilg
whenever necessary.
The unprecedented destruction of
bridges and washing away of roads in
our county by the storm of July 2lst
have made it necessary to call meetings
of the town boards and we understand
that special session of the county
board win be held to determine changes
to be made in the public highway
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Anal Allen, Mrs. Martin
Anerson, Nell Ball, Robert Birger, DR..
r. B. Brewer, Lewis Brey, Ernest
Clemmins, Minnie Delapp P. w. Dir
HON, Mrs. c. Erickson, Julian GRAY,
Henry Green, John Grims, Mrs. A. P.
Haugen, G. T. Olson, Henry Thonning,
Harry Tierland and julius Warnke.
"A water color portrait of the late
w. F. Lindemann has been attracting
the notice of patrons of the Bank of
Viroqua. The portrait is an excellent
one and it is certainly very appropriate
that it should occupy a position in the
new bank which was his last earthly
work and conveniences of which he wa
not permitted to enjoy. The name OF
w. F. Lindemann was a symbol of s.
nancial strength and honor in our com
munity for half century and Viroqua
owes her prosperity to such citizens,