Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-12

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Earl Davis has gone to Ortenville,
Minnesota, for six months stay.
Mrs. C. w. POWELL is visiting
friends and relatives at Readstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall of Reads
town were county seat visitors, Monday.
County Clerk Berlie Moore is spend
ing few days at his old home near
Valley.
Mrs. N. G.. Nelson of La Crosse is
paying a visit to Mrs. o. A. Larson in
this city.
Wanted any kind of clover seed.
Highest price paid Phone 1873. II. ID.
Williams g. Co.
Ray Nuzum went to Tomah, where
he will visit for week with his uncle,
W. E. NAHUM and family.
"A marriage license has been granted
to Charley NJ. Hartley and Stella A.
Griffith both Of La Fargo.
Mrs. Harry Bailey and children re-
turned from Richland Center after a
prOtracted visit in that city.
Martin e. Kuebler are installing a
hot water heating system in the farm
residence of Daniel Froiland in Viroqaa
town.
Earl Smith, who has been working
at the carpenters trade for several
months here, left Monday for the Da-
! kotas
The little Perry Sisters, supported
by strong company in kidnapped
for a Million, at Opera house, Tues
day, August rs.
Mrs. Stella Nuzum gave a party to
company of young friends in honor Of
Miss Snodgrass of River Falls, who is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Bernice De Witt departed
Yesterday for Britton, South Dakota,
where she has been engaged TO teach
the coming school year.
DIR. F. f. Morley has purchased
from Earl Truesdale the desirable build
ing lot Immediately west of the resi-
deece Of John McKittrick.
IN. A. Sviggum has installed a
gasolene engine in his tailoring shop to
propel the washing and cleansing ma
chimes operated in his work.
Mesdames j. f. Stoll and NJ. j.
Felix will entertain a party Of lady
friends at whist at the home of the
former on Saturday afternoon.
Kidnapped tor a Million" at
Opera house Tuesday, August %, is a
guaranteed attraction. A beautiful
story prettily staged; tornado Of fun.
Miss May McKittrick submitted to
an operation f.c appendicitis in La
Crosse hospital on Monday. She was
accompanied there by her mother and
DR., Morley.
We have an over-stock on barn
boards, shed boards and shingles bought
when the market price was the lowest.
We will sell these at very close figures.
Call and see US. John h. Nuzum.
Douglas Waffle returned from a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Carl And
erson at Broadhead. He was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Anderson and her
for few weeks.
The Electric Theater has special
program for Thursday light. The
Burning of Rome" and Stolen Dis
patches. " These two films of 1000 feet
each are especially good and well worth
your patronage. The usual price of
admission &c and l0c.
Prof. G. M. Appleman is taking a
vacation at his Webster home after an
attendance at the University summer
school at Madison. He will have charge
of the Baldv n, st. Croix county schools,
the coming sar. Mr.. Appleman was
in tie city on Tuesday.
A large gathering of relatives and
frie nds made the day happy for veneer
able Mr.. Sam Summerfield last Sunday.
the occasion being his ninetieth birth
day anniversary. A large Morris chair
was presented him to aid in making
his remaining years ones of comfort
and ease.
Mrs. A. M. Bioin of Crookston,
MINNESOTA, accompanied by her little
cousin Darrell Johnson of st. Paul, is
npking a visit of several weeks with
ner mother, Mrs. Hauge. Mrs. Bjoin
vas recently confined IN hospital,
where she had long siege of typhoid
| fever.
Homer A. Lombard arrived in the
| city from the west, yesterday, on a
! business mission. He tells the CENSOR
that his experience on our board of
supervisors and trustees of the asylum
stands him in good service in his North
| Dakota home, where he is chairman of
| tHe u0AIu VI commissioners VI DOW
man county. Mr.. Lombard reports
fairly good crops in the west and says
this is the busy harvest season. The
land firm with which he is connected
sold 800, 600 acres the past year.
Tie camp meeting came to n close
| with the evening service of last Sun
day. The weather for the most part
was ideal and the attendance at all the
services better than for years The
last Sunday, usually the big day for at
tendance. commenced by raining, but
the rain was so welcome that except al
the morning service did not cut down
the attendance to any appreciable ex.
extent nr. Crawford of Chicago gave
| masterful lecture on Saturday night
on the topic. The Influence of al
| Ideal, and preached in most accept
able manner OF the afternoon and even
ing service. At the business meeting
| Saturday afternoon the following of
ticers were elected President, Rev.
| w. II Vance; vice president, F. Bouff
leur; secretary, Chas, T.. Buffers: trea-
surer. I. o. Mork: three directors tc
serve three years, Rev Geo. w. Nuzum,
| Fl T. Rogers and Mrs = II Oftedahl