Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-23
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters from Various Source.
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dudley 5 cotfees at ). Omundson S.
Piano lessons given by Miss Iona
E. Slack.
--fiss Hattie Dickson left for her
school near Cashton last Saturday.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshal.
Ole R Gauper of Wheatland, did
business in the county seat on Saturday
The North Main street road I'M
provement came in good play for the
fair.
We call attention to the proposals
for construction of a new school house
in Victory vicinity.
Many from this city and surround
ing territory are attending Inter State
fair at La Crosse.
Business engagement brought Hon.
Edgar Emo and his sor-in-law over
from Valley on Friday.
Mrs. L. Y. Wolfe and son came
from La Crosse to pass fair days with
relatives and old friends.
Students may enter Toland's Busi-
ness school, La Crosse, Wis, any time
Send for beautiful catalogue, free.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
-Thos. Dahl is now employed in the
shoe department at Lindemanns'
Henry Johnson takes Mr.. Dahl's for
mer position at Bouffieur's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wiganowsky and
children lie Roy and Margie departed
Tuesday morning for Abbotsford for a
visit with their son Leuie and family.
See cur working shirts; full length
sleeve, SO irches long, double stitched
new watch pockets. When you buy
yol get satisfaction. The Blue Front
Store.
Geo. E. Pidcock, one of Vernon
county's boys now located at Minnea-
polls, paiu old friends visit last week
and incidently attended our great agri-
cultural show.
We have another large lot of Cali
fornia free stone peaches They are
extra fine quality. Price is very low.
Call us up and get our prices of to 10
boxes. W. f. Lindemann Co.
Miss Elizabeth Spellum was on
hand from La Crosse to take in the
fair. About the first of next month
she will go to Spokane to join Mr., and
Mrs. Peter Nelson in winters sojourn
in balmy ahd sunny California.
We have Just received our fall line
of the famous Ralston Health shoes.
The best shoe in America. Velour,
calf, elk, patent leather, gun metal and
vici kid in black and latest wine color
Ring eyelets. The Blue Front Store.
in many town and cities of the
state special elections have been held
to determine the amount of license to
be enforced for liquor privileges. In
most cases there is higher tendency.
Sparta increased the amount from $500
to $500.
Prank Mills and Miss Lena Amund-
sor were married September l6, at the
Lutheran parsonage, Rev. Gulbrandsen
performing the ceremony. A reception
was given in their honor at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs E. Ellefson.
ss.zW Westpy Times.
Harvey T. Cox and daughter ar
rived from North Dakota in season to
meet old friends at the fair. They re-
main here for week or more. Harvey
reports that they have done well this
season and are satisfied with their
western experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Chase now
answer to the name of grandpa" and
'.grandma" since little daughter came
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
OOlllcE Vi GnuCIhiiy ANOELH DdhObd
Mrs. Chase leaves tomorrow for an ex-
tended visit at that place.
Friends in this city have received
announcements of engagement of Miss
Grace. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM
j. Waggoner formerly of Viola, to Mr.
Walter A. Smith OF Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. The marriage viii take place
on October in Los Angeles.
Tho Hillchprn GnnfrV that
seventy-five relatives and friends of
Daniel Shear gathered at his home near
Trippville to celebrate his 18th birth
dav. The Mt. Tabor band was also
present and furnished good music dur
ing the day. Refreshments were served.
Another of the early pioneers of
Hillsboro sector passed away on the
10th instant at the age of eighty-four
wears, Mr.. Lewis Aegerter, who came
to the county in 1865. He leaves a
kinship oil aged widow, two daugh-
ters, seven sons, twentysiX grand
children and seventeen great grand
children.
Elmer Farr and family, old New
ton residents, have been in that neigh.
borhood visiting relatives and friends.
They were here to take in the fair foI
one day. Mr.. Farr tells the CENSOR
that they are well satisfied with theil
new home at Waukoma, Iowa. They
made the journey here by their owr
private conveyance, enjoying the trit
very much.
Albert Amodt has been spending
some time with his parents in the town
of Virooua. He has been employed as
scientific testor in a mammoth Iowa
creamery since his graduation from the
AGRICULTURAL college of our university,
hut i'll health compelled surrender of his
position. In few days MIR. Amodi
will take like position in the eXten
sive sugar beet factory at Chippewa
Falls.
Col. p. S. Campbell of this village
has most enviable trophy of the late
war of the rebellion, represented IN
belt buckle which his brother William
took from the body of dead Rebel sol
der on tire field Immediately after th'
battle Oi Atlanta. The buckle IS O
brazen material, an oblOng square II
shape and beans me inscription, &C. 5
A." 1t was one OF the variop. GhiHgi
furnished the Confederate states b!
Great Britain. De Soto Argus.
Charles E. Storer an wife ar
here for a fortnights IiHit with oil
friends and Humorous relatives. The.
have resided at Linneus, Missouri, TO
four or five years past and are wei
satisfied with their change. In con
versation with the CENSOR editor Mr.
-. zaid that there ig unite differ