Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-05
CAMP MEETING NOTES.

worth recording. Father NuZum was
telling about how the Lord would save
the babies-the yellow babies, the black
babies, the red babies, the brown
babies and the white babies. At this
point, a little fluffy haired dame of four
summers brought down the house with
the declaration that we've got green
baby at our house. OF special note
yet to come the w. c. 7. u. will have
their great speaker Mrs. NJ. A. b.
Smith, for both afternoon and evening
service Thursday DR.. j. S. .Crowder
of Baraboo will preach both afternoon
and evening on Friday. Oh Saturday
evening DIR. f. B. Crawford, ID. D., of
Chicago will for 25c give his noted
| lecture on The Influence of an Ideal.
He will also preach twice on Sunday.
The camp meeting closes with the Sun
| day night service.
Smoke the Red Circle cigar. A 1Oc
smoke for DC.
-Threshing has been done in some
sections of the county
Relief from the torrid weather of
last week is appreciated.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
| ional Bank building. Phone 81.
"A business education secured at the
Wausau Business College pays.
"A. F. Drew and family visited rela-
lives in Niruqua couple OF days.
Miss Greta Welch of Pleasant Ridge
spent Sunday with relatives and friends.
-Nels Solverson and wife spent few
days at Richland Center visiting Louis
Johnson's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson have
moved to this city, having lived for two
years south of town.
- Mrs. E. Nj. Rogers entertains, this
evening at 6 O'Clock dinuer in honor Of
Miss Atwood of Milwaukee.
Six young people who attended the
Wausau Business College secured $75
positions during the past year.
New line of the iarlous "Senator"
| troWsers. New patterns, prices are
low, too. The Blue Front Store.
All full course graduates of the
! Wausau Business College have secured
lucrative positions, Write for catalog.
What's become of the old-fashioned
man who claimed he could work harder
in cold weather than in warm weather?
Andrew Lee, the Westby con-
tractor was awarded the job of drilling
a well for Cashton's S new water supply
plant.
"A young man named Ganolai of
Genoa community, had two fingers on
his left hand severed while operating a
hay fork.
&C. w Davis and family now oc-
cupy the entire residence of l.. Sands
! mill fa ri Of ba
same for his cigar factory.
- Friends of the late Rev. Sagen
have dedicated a memorial oil painting
of him by a La Crosse artist. 1t has
been placed in the Lutheran hospital.
--Westby Brot hers, Julius and Lin
dal, have closed their La Crosse cloth
iny house and moved the stock to
Sparta, adding to their business there.
Edgar Ewers, late of Readstown,
now resident of Richland Center, has
| passed the state bar examination and
is now permitted to hang out his pro
fessional shingle as lawyer.
The clamor for harvest hands comes
from the Dakotas end the Minnesota
Railroads are offering reduced fares
and the farmers are paying from S2 80
to $4.00 per day and board.
1t is announced that NJ. H. Bekke-
da proposes constructing new mann
moth tobacco warehouse in his Westby
home town, one of the finest buildings
of it's kind in the whole county.
Well, we should say that it pays to
raise good mules in this country At a
recent sale by Ed Nustad Carl Egeness
purchased a span of the long cared
tribe at the fabulous price Of S45o.
Miss Gusta Riley, a former Viro-
qua teacher, for the past two years
principal of the home schools at Genoa
has gone to La Crosse to commence the
work of nurse at one Of the city hos
pitfalls.
Mrs. N A. Syiggum has returned
from two weeks stay with friends at
Artesian, South Dakota, and reports
having had a delightful trip. Her
daughter Miss Anna Sviggum has ae-
cepted d school at Artesian for the
coming school year.
The Readstown Tribune says that
DIR. C.. Ewers and wife Of Longmont,
Colorado, arrived there for visit
among old time friends. Dr. Ewers
was formerly in the drug business there
but was burned out, after which he
went to Colorado.
The Seven Day Adyentests annual
camp meeting will be held at Madison
on the Monona Lake Assembly grounds,
August 30 to September IL. Tents will
be furnished to accommodate fifteen
hundred people. About fifty able min
isters viii be in attendaBc--
State Treasurer Dahl, wife and son
Chester and DR.. Schreiner, passed
; through this city on Thursday enrOute
from Westby to Madison, aboard Mr.
DahPs automobile touring car Be
cause of breaks in the machine they
we're two days making the run, and
! then were Obliged TO finish the trip b.
. rail from point thirty miles west Of
, Madison, leaving the auto there for
repairs.