Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-15

spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Davis of Genoa
were Viroqua visitors.
'Sangerfest Cigar" sold at o. f.
Davis drug store. Try one.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shisler of Genoa
were at Viroqua on Monday.
&C. B. Andrews of Yuba transacted
business in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Eckenbeck goes to Lam
sing, Iowa, next week for visit.
Miss Leone Griffin is recovering
from severe attack of plearisy.
W. II. Barker of Sparta. His Cough
Remedy cures, at all drug stores.
sWilliam Dowell of Viola visited with
friends here Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Name Sperry returned to her
home at st. Paul Park on Monday.
Miss Ella Swiggum returned from
North Dakota the first of this week.
Miss Vera Webb of Sparta is the
guest of her cousin, Helen Wigginton,
Mrs. Garfield Aiken and daughter
Berylare visiting relatives at La Crosse.
Walter kuebler has been a guest
of relatives at Cassyiile for several
days.
Miss Maude Jewett of Sparta was
guest of Mrs. C. w. Graves this
week.
N Miss Grace Brooks of Chippewa
Falls is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j.
Frieddel.
Mrs. Grace Moore went to Camp
Douglas Tuesday morning to join her
( husband.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co have some
thing new in the self feeder line; the
very latest.
Mrs. Martha Hall went down to
Genoa on Sunday for two weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Anna Rendle and three child
ren of Rawlins, Wyoming, are guests
of relatives here.
General and Mrs. E. M. Rogers left
! yesterday for Camp Douglas for a
couple of days outing.
--Adolph Stevling entertained few
friends Thursday afternoon in honor of
his twelfth birthday.
DR. and Mrs. Henika and two child
ren of Readstown spent Wednesday in
town with friends.
Ralph Winsby, who has been a
guest at the Fowell home for several
days, returned to De Kalb, Illinois.
Mrs. Jane Smith of Sugar Grove
and Mrs. Sanborn of Appleton have
been visiting relatives in the city.
! Fletcher Johnson and family moved
from their uptown rooms to their re-
sidence in the eastern part of the city.
Miss Ollie Watson left today to ac-
! aN LNaH Hu ha
cloak and suit department of large
store.
M. A. Gauper returned to his duties
as travelling salesman in South Dakota
/ territory, having spent about three
weeks at home.
II II. Dustin and little grand
/ daughter Alberta returned Sunday from
4 a ten days visit with relatives at Eau
Claire and Chippewa Falls.
Geo. Zitzner, Andrew Olson, Rob.
Mills and AZ S. Hetland have just taken
home a Dain hay loader each. See
Chas. S. Slack about the great Dain
line.
-Thos, Latimer Of Genoa vicinity
was CENSOR office caller yesterday.
He reports crops in his section as COM
ing along nicely. giving promise of best
harvest for years.
Ed. Hazen, L. C.. Boyle and John
Chase went to St Paul Sunday morn
ing to attend national convention of
the Mystic Schriners and will be away
until the last of the week.
Any person having copy of the
constitution and bylaws of Virogua
cemetery Ga small book with green
coverl will please deliveri it to j. Henry
Tate at the earliest date.
Judge Campbell of Aberdeen, South
4 Dakota, spent Sunday and Monday here
renewing old acquaintances. He was
on his way home from Illinois, where he
had been called on business mission.
The way Chas. S. Slack & ca. are
sending out the Dain hay leaders and
neering, Milwaukee and Champion
mowers and rakes, it looks though there
was something doing in the hay fields.
Mrs. Minnie De Frees and daughter,
Mrs. Della Hoover, from southern Cali
fornia, are here for visit at the old
home with friends and relatives, They
are being entertained at the home of
the formers brother, Mr.. Jerome Favor
Miss Welma Larson, accompanied
by her sister Mrs. Henry Rogers,
went Z, La Crosse recently to a
hospita, and submitted to an operation
which resulted successfully, and it is
expected Miss Larson will be home
within a few days,
q. II, Helgeson was displaying some
fine samples of cereals which he brought
back from the vicinity of Lavina, Mon
tana, where the Viroeua settlers have
cast their lot. Mr., Helgeson says there
is much good land there but on the
other hand there is more worthless
, tracts on the market. 1t behooves any
one to thoroughly post himself before
investing there. Mr.. Helgeson has filed
upon fine homestead near Lavina.
Thirty-one of the old veterans of
the Civil war were in attendance at the
reunion at La Fargo, July 3, War ex-
periences were repeated, new stories
! told and social time Was enjoyed, as
! only veterans know how to enjoy it.
Comrade d. G. James of Richland Cen
ter was one of che principal speakers,
picturing the horrors of Andersonville
and Libby prison, he having been a
prisoner in both of them.
No doubt you have heard Of Linde-
manns big July clearing sale of sum-
: mer goods which will open tomorrow.
: The CENSOR man took q walk through
, the store this morning just to see what
might be expected in this annual sum.
mer event, and | want to say that
: had to hang onto the strings of ms
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