Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-12
Bits of Local News

Now for :i,e county fair.

Mrs. Jerome Favor is visiting her
daughter in Minnesota.
The best Cough Remedy H. w.
Barker's at all drug stores.
Mr.. Jerome Favors entertained at
a stag dinner party, Friday night.
None others lips but mine have
touched thee, o Red Circle, 10c cigar, sc.
Mrs. C. S. Smith and son of Elroy
are guests at the home of H. P. Proctor.
MIR F. f. English of Duluth has
been guest at the home of j p. Joyce.
None others lips but mine have
touched thee, o Red Circle, l0c cigar, sc.
Martin & Kuebler will save you
money on Innate, lime, pulp plaster,
and cement.
Mrs. j. E. Browning and baby of
Chicago are visiting at the home of I.
I. Sanwick.
Plaster, cement, lime and finish;
best on the market at Tibbitt- Cameron
company's yard
Mrs. William Gilfillan of West
Salem spent day with her old school
friend Mrs. Leavitt.
Ground was broken, yesterday
morning, for the foundation of H. p
Proctor's new residence.
Blessed shower on Sunday-the
hrst for four or five weeks badly
needed and much appreciated.
Mrs. Jitley Norris and little son
returned to Bangor after several weeks
visit at the home of v n. Webb.
Those interested In a commercial
education should write for free catalog
of Wausau Business College, Wausau,
Wis.
Have you seen Rogers display of
children's bordered cloth? Only 10c
per yard. Read his little ad on last
page of CENSOR.
-Tibbits-Cameron have a we'll as
sorted stock of lumber, bought at the
bottom price, and can make attractive
prices to the public. Drop in.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
Gated over Stoll 4 Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building Tele-
phone No. 66 for day or night calls.
Mrs. Wallace Chambers and son of
Montgomery, Alabama, and Mrs. N.
Cameron of Hillsboro, are guests at the
hon of Charles NJ. Thompson in this
city.
Rev. Willard Nuzum passed a few
days here at camp meeting and to pay
a farewell visit to the old hO1it and
relatives before removal to his eastern
work.
Mrs. Albon Lindemann and children
returned from a months camping at
Lake Mendoza. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Margaret Woll,
who will visit with Marian Dahl
The grandad of all pearls was found
by Andrew Luedtke of Lansing, while
claiming in the river fronting that city.
1t is pear shaped weighing over 100
grains and is said to be worth So, 900.
Former Register of Deeds w. +.
Bingham, who has resided in juneau
county for some years, has returned to
good old Vernon, having purchased
property and become resident of the
village of Hillsboro.
In general orders just issued. De-
partment Commander Coe, of the Grand
Army of the Republic makes a direct
and vigorous appeal to the membership
to make final effort to induce large
share of the 5000 TO 5000 veterans of
the civil war in Wisconsin who are not
members to join.
Rev. Willard o. Nuzum is very
soon to change his residence from his
native Wisconsin to the east, having
entered into an exchange of pastor
ates with Methodist minister at Paw
tucket, Rhode Island, where Mr.. Nu-
yum and his family will soon go. His
Oh ut A III
friends will regret to know that they
are to go SO far from home.
-Messrs. Smith & Brown received
an excellent patronage Mon6ay night
for their extra bin of moving. pictures,
about 600 witnessing the performance
They report having received packed
houses too, while making circuit of
nearby towns "'Fhe Fleet" and the
James Boys" pictures were excellent,
being instructive as well as entertain
ing, and well worth the admission.
"A world-famous surgeon has given
these rules for getting the most out of
life: Plenty of fresh air, healthful
thoughts, moderation in diet and in all
indulgence and work to make US for
get ourselves and our ailments. That
is a safe rule for living; one, too, that
is far removed from the fadism that
some people think necessary to pre-
serve health. If more of us would
adopt it there wOuldbe more happiness,
fewer breakdowns and a saner grasp
of life.
drs. C. V. Porter and son Charley,
on tomorrow, take leave of home for
fifteen days trip through the Yellow
stone National Park. They are accom-
panied by Mrs. William Burlin and
daughter Lulu of Tomah, Mrs. John
Morton and two sons of Springfield,
Missouri. James Murphy, a former
Vernon boy, now located near the park,
is to be their guide, and the party goes
by private conveyance, the most salts
factory way of witnessing the magnif-
cent scenery and natural beauties of
the Ids greatest resort.
Miss Rpse Drew spent last week at
La Fargo as the guest of her brother
Attorney A. F. Drew Miss Drew has
resigned her position as stenOgrapher
IN the office of Attorney C.. w. Graves
and she and her mother expect to leave
for Montana an early date. They
will locate Oh homesteads near LaVina.
T.. F. Drew will accompany them and
see them settled in their new home.
Miss Drew has been in the Office of Mr..
Graves for several years and is we'll
known to the people of our city and
county. The CENSOR joins her many
friends here in wishing her success in
the west.
Lawrence Brennan shipped a car