Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-01
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Mrs. A. Lowrie will leave for Mon
tana this week.
Frank Rogers is in Dakota visiting
various places.
Mrs. Minnie Reed is visiting friends
at Camp Douglas.
Born to Mr.. and MRS. Clarke De-
Garmo, June %, son.
For lunches and refreshment of all
kinds visit Joe's Place, July 4.
Mrs G. K. Nuzum is entertaining
her aunt from Crooksville, Ohio.
Mr.. David Fulton of Hudson spent
Sunday at the home of John Nuzum
DIR. McElwee, the well known
specialist, Hotel Fortney, Thursday,
July 8.
Mrs. X. Somerfeld is caring for
her daughter, Mrs. John Heck on Dach
Ridge.
Misses Edith and Carel Taintef ale
spending few days visiting with West
by friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Heck,
of Dach Ridge, on Saturday last, a
daughter.
w. C. 7. U. meets at the home of
Elias Harris on Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Stella and Ethel Nuzum at
tended the wedding of Miss Alice Fayiile
of Lake Mills, Tuesday.
Harry Gaines informs the CENSOR
that the recent report that he mad fall
en- heir to 81, 900 is untrue.
-Nordal Neprud, who represents the
Hynne- -Benrud Granite company of La
Crosse. paid the CENSOR Office a pleas
ant casl, Friday,
-Dr. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
Gated over Stoll & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. 66 lor day or night calls.
The Third regiment hand has been
going through some strenuous tactics
during the past few days, getting them
selves in shape for creditabe show
ing at camp.
Miss Marcella Harrington, matron
of the Chaddock boys school at Quincy,
Illinois, is spending her summer vaca-
tion with her aunt, Mrs. Scott Curtis,
and other relatives.
Joseph Gather of La Fargo was
Saturday business visitor in the county
seat. Mr.. Gather reports that the
water was unusually high in his vicinity
during last weeks storm.
Another lot of Adler Collegian suits
just received. The newest shades out.
These suits are nobby. They are the
advance fall styles. Elegant greens
and browns. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bigley of Sold
iers Grove spent few days visiting
here with their sons, Lawrence and
James. They were attracted here
principally on account of the dedication
of st. Mary's church which was post
poned
Mrs. Ralph Faxon of Medicine
Lodge, Iowa, is a guest at the home of
Col. and Mrs. C. E. Morley. Mrs. Fax
on has also been a guest at the Casson
home at Madison. Monday afternoon
Mrs. Morley entertained in her honor.
-Thos. Tolrud has been circulating
among Viroqua friends for few days,
looking happy and prosperous. Tom is
as brown as berry, and expresses
himself as being more than pleased
with his new home at Lavina, Montana.
DR. H. j. Suttle leaves tomorrow
to attend the democratic national con
vention at Denver. The doctor will
visit several points of interest during
the trip. We are informed that Lars
Brye also expects to attend @the CON
vention.
Fred Morley, who has been con-
fined to the hospital at La Crosse for
several weeks, is reported to be slowly
recovering. He is still confined to his
bed, but unless new complications set
in, viii soon be able to get onto his
feet again.
A news clipping from Tonopah, Neva-
da, informs as that Herman Layer,
former Viroqua business man, has won
first prize for having written more in
surance for the Commoners of America
than any other man in the United States.
The prize is to be the finest gold watch
that money can buy.
Il. Sandsmark left Monday with his
household goods and stock for Lavina,
Montana, where be has secured a nice
homestead. Mrs. Sandsmark and child
rem win follow in about two weeks. II
Is with regret that Viroqua people wit
ness t.le departure of these estimable
citizens and best wishes go with them
to their western home.
Erwin Shafer, who has been under
treatment by DIR. McElwee for the past
three months for bronchitis and asthma,
Is now practically well. When Erwin
consulted the Madison specialist only
a few weeks ago, il seemed there was
but little room for hope of his recovery
at home. and luckily the case has turned
out this way.
The Pine Knob Temperance society
will celebrate the 4th Of July near Fol
som In liner HOoyerson s grove. A big
program viii be given. Declaration Of
Independence byO. III. Johnson; speech
es by Rev. Finstad, Rev. Guldbrandson,
7. T. Slime from FerryyilIe and Supt.
Jonn E. Brindley from Soldiers Grove
aud several other prominent speakers
Singing by the Kickapoo and Freeman
choirs, state ladies', etc.