Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-10-21
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lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Eddie Norris of West Salem visited
] friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Proctor and Mrs. r.
Rogerson were visitors at La Crosse.
Tom Hall and Delbert Sanders OF
La Fargo were Viroqua business callers.
Mrs. Geo. Dudley and little daugh-
ter are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Nichols.
Get one of those S1S all wool ladies'
suits, at Sll.50 at the FAIR Savings
Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Davidson spent
Sunday with the formers mother at
Soldiers Grove.
Wanted any kind Of clover seed.
Highest price paid Phone 1873. Ii. d.
Williams & Co.
John E. Nelson spent Sunday at
home, resuming his commercial travels
again Monday.
Great bargains this week of suits,
coats, dress goods, ETC., at the Fair
Savings Store.
Editor Frank Graves is at La Crosse
| serving as Juryman in the United States
ulSITlcl court.
Miss Barbara Munson attended the
Kappa Gamma Alumni banquet Satur-
day at Madison.
Miss May McKittrick underwent a
second operation for appendicitis, Mon
day, at La Crosse.
Pulp plaster, lime and cement al
ways fresh and the best at Tibbits-
Cameron Iunher Co.'S
Have accommodations for two lady
boarders. Apply to Mrs. Bates, two
blocks south of school house.
Hugh Porter returned from Chip
pewa Fall, where he has been visiting
son, who is ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs, Tomkins and family of Spring
vile are now settled in their home re-
Gently purchased from Peter Nelson.
Miss Hilda Hanson has returned
home from the La Crosse hospital,
where she submitted to an operation.
Mrs. Cora Eckenbeck accompanied
her mother, Mrs. H. Isham. to ST. Paul,
where she went for medical treatment.
j w. Thayer is the northern part
of the state looking after business in
terests. Mrs. Thayer accompanied him.
The annual w C. T. u county con-
vention will be held this year in Niro-
qua, in the Methodist church, Noyen-
ber and 6.
While alightiHg from horse, Ches-
ter Mains had the misfortune To sprain
an ankle and is obliged to attend school
on crutches.
Mrs. Hannah Savage has returned
to Viroqua from 0lathe, Colorado, and
will make her home with her brother,
Thos. Gorsuch.
: "a large delegation OF Westby peo-
pie came down on the Southeastern
special this morning to hear Senator
La Follette's speech.
A basket soliable will be held a, T.
T, Serum near Liberty Pole. Saturday
evening. October "a The proceeds will
go to benefit Mrs. Eide.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Love went
Monday to Chippewa Falls, where they
will make then home with a daughter
during the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crume have
moved out of the Dawson tenement
house ard have gone to De Soto, near
where they have rented farm.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Curry have been
visiting their sons A. u. and 7. w.
Curry at Valley, also their son-in-law,
Ira Dains. Their grandson Che ster
Dains accompanied them home for a
short visit
Mrs. Elizabeth King Maurer of
Madison, who has recently returned
from trip in Germany, will give an
illustrated lecture on German life at
the high school Wednesday evening,
october g. Admission 15c.
George Nixon of La Fargo, who is
attending Lawrence university at APP
pleton, was siezed by upper classmen
and his hair cut in both directions across
the head so as to make a maltese cross,
The bare spots on his head were then
painted with iodine.
For sale, three Poland China sows,
two boars, three Jersey bull calves. one
Lincoln buck. THIS stock is all either
registered or eligible and in as good
blood lines as can be found, also one
colt by Shire stallion. DIR. w. p. Gors-
line, Telephone No. %.
DIR. McElwee. the Madison special
ist, Hotel Fortney, Thursday, October
-. Inns iS biIS ScdSOH WuSH al CA
pert's advice is almost necessary to
those out of health and DIR. McElwee's S
experience has thoroughly fitted him
for his special line of work.
COL C. f. Morley has sweet
apple tree on his premises that is vir-
tually defying the laws of nature this
season. Although the frost has killed
the foliage, several limbs are sending
forth buds, and several have burst into
full bloom, notwithstanding the killing
frost we have had.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Lawton are
now comfortably domiciled in their home
recently purchased from w. S. Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. Proctor have given up
housekeeping for the winter and will
| board with the Senior Proctor family
until the new Proctor home is com
! pleted, when Walter will occupy the
old home which he purchased month
/ ago.
In rather rough wrestling contest
/ between Chas. Hanson and Ole Kirkeng,
( MIR. Hanson had the misfortune of get
/ ting one of his legs broken below the
| knee. These men had been using one
another pretty rough on several oc-
/ casions during the day, but no injuries
/ had resulted until the men were on the
road home and about mile east of
town, where they got together again.
Cashton Record.
I To assist the state in enforcing the
/ law which prohibits the killing of quail
7 for some time, John Depee, milljo-
naire of Chicago. who lives at Oeonomo-