Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-08

and Natural History Survey; and the
Live Stock Sanitary Board win assist
IN the dissemination of information
regarding the testing of herds for bovine
tuberculosis. Cooking schools will be
held in connection with the Institutes
In twenty-five different towns this year,
and the interest already manifested in
this work indicates that the winter S
cooking schools viii be most successful.
Storm sash cheap at Thayer's.
Miss Roxie Arnold has been quite
sick.
w. D. Dyson was a La Crosse
visitor.
Mrs. A. Hoveland of springville is
seriously ill.,
DIR. R: w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Lester Tilton was in the city from
Neilsyille on MonIay.
Ben Tollefson left to resume his
studies at Madison.
City schools opened Monday, after
a two weeks vacation.
Frank Byers is employed at the
Truesdale barber shop.
Pure fresh ground buckwheat flour
at Surenson's grocery.
VIM. Stogdill was taken sick with
la grippe last Saturday.
Mrs. w. F. Lindemann is recover
ing from an attack of la grippe.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. MiEshall.
Miss Amanda Natwick has returned
to her musical duties at Rib Lake.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Nixon are guests
at the B. Norris home fer two or three
weeks.
Miss Minnie Fay of La Crosse spent
last Sunday with her friend Miss Anna
Gohde.
Albert Tollefson returned to North
field to resume his studies at st. Olaf
college.
james Moore of La Fargo was a
business visitor at the county seat on
Monday.
m. A. Gauper started out on his
commercial travels after spending hol
days at home.
= ~. n AluGc, WIZ has DS6H GtIlplONGN
for some months, has returned to his
home at Ross.
Il. w. and w. T. Fowell of Sylvan,
Richland county, visited their brother,
C. w. Fowell.
Mrs. A. C. Lake and little son
Russell of Sugar Grove are visiting
relatives in the city.
Mrs. Ida Mortrud of Bloomingdale
is seriously i'll. Her sister, Mrs. E. j.
Older, is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Mains went
with the Texas excursion and viii re-
main for an indefinite time.
-Berlie Moore went to La Crosse
Tuesday morning to accompany home
his wife, where she has been at hospital
Miss Ethel Nuzum has returiied
home, her school at Abbotsford being
closed for another week on account of
small pox.
Miss Marguerite Lieurance, who
underwent an operation at La Crosse
for appendicitis, is getting along nicely
and Is expected home Sunday.
Mrs. Laurence Bigley was the hos
tess to pleasant social party at her
home Saturday evening, at which a
number of lady friends participated.
Wholesale lumber dealers have an
nounced reduction of several grades
of lumber, of from 81 to 81 per thousand,
the low price to take effect at once.
Mrs. Nels E. Fortney entertained the
Embroidery club Friday afternoon.
Refreshments served and delightful
afternoon was enjoyed by the members
present.
Barbara and Hope Munson were
summoned home from their educational
work at Montfort and Madison be-
cause of the tragic accident to their
sister Helen.
Marcus Bentson, from Canada, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity. Mr. Bentson went to Canada
two years ago from this place, and has
a farm at that place.
Joseph Hazen, a cousin of f. w.
HaZen of this city, died suddenly at his
boarding house in Prairie du Chen,
from heart failure. He was thirty-five
years of age, resident of Eastman.
Mayor +. A. Chase was at La Fargo
this week looking after hotel property.
He was also present at a special meet
installment Of water in the hotel, which
will be valuable improvement.
Now when feed is scarce you should
use DR.. Hess stock food. 1t improves
digestion and regulates the system,
thereby placing your stock in condition
to get all the nourishment out Of their
feed. 7 pound sack SOC, Is pound sack
81. 45. 0. z. Davis, druggist.
Our old friend P. ]. Layne of San
Diego, California, sends the CENSOR
souvenir and trade review edition of
one of the dsiiies Of his home city. 1t
makes a marvellous showing for the far
western city Of climate, fine homes and
business push. The frontispiece cor
tains illustrations of San Diego in 1877
and the city Of today.
A vacancy on the r. F. d. route
out Of De Soto being caused BY the re-
signatiCn of Bert Dernander, a civil ser
vice examination was held at the Virg-
qua post Office last Saturday, two men.
Morris ID. Collins and George d. Embev-
son and one lady Mrs. May Caldwell
4 taking the examination. Mrs. Caldwell!
has acted as substitute on this route
! for nearly six months, and other quail
/ ifications being equal viii stsnd the
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