Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-24
Bits of Local News


smoke for DC.
Lutte Purdy came down from Cash
ton to spend Sunday at home.
If needing oak timbers Of any size,
Thayer can furnish them at present.
Don't forget to look at the ladies'
wash coat suits at w +. Lindemann
Cos.
Chris Skagen left Sunday for an
indefinite stay in his native land. Nor
way.
Miss Madge Nuzum returned from
Muscoda, Saturday, where she has been
visiting
Mrs. Marvin Henry departed sor a
visit with her son Thos. Henry, near
Menomonie.
Mrs Lowrie has been entertaining
her daughter Mrs. Viii Norris for .ne
past few days.
Mrs. Jane Nelson entertained Mrs.
7. j. Thorson and Mrs. Cem..cs;s e
Cashton, Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Cooper and two child
rem of Milwaukee are guests at the
John Nuzum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stokes of Su-
gar Grove are guests at the James
Davis home for several days.
MIR. and Mrs VIM. Milne are on an
eastern trip and will stop at Washing
ton, ID. C., Boston and Brooklyn.
Special reduction of 33 l-3 per cent
discount on ladies' tailored suits for the
next ten daysat w. F. Lindemann Co.'S.
Rev. Chas. E. Buffers was called
to Tonah Sunday to preach the funeral
sermon for the wife of an old-time
friend.
Mrs. Nellie Barker, nee Bates,
came down from St Paul to visit with
her mother Mrs. Mary Bates and other
relatives.
Sunday afternoons storm was Sc
we're in the vicinity of Cashton, and
lighting damaged the residence of 4. A.
Lord of that village.
The Misses Ethel and Edith Drake
went dom to Sugar Grove last week,
their former home, and viii visit for a
couple of weeks.
The Liberty Pole base ball nine
played game with the Fargo team on
Sunday, resulting in score of 8 to
in Favor Of Liberty Pole.
-Hay fork outfits and repairs fnr-
nished for everything in our line. Don ..
neglect to get our prices when wanting
anything in our line. Knudsoa Bros.
Mrs. Thos. Mork, as delagate, and
Mrs. N. f. Bowman attended the w.
K. G. convention at Racine last week.
They report a profitable outing and con-
vention.
Summer underwear, two piece suits,
cuion suits, Balbriggan, honey comb,
linen mesh and worsted. Prices soc,
81. o.. ST. so to So. 90 per suit. The Blue
From Store.
Mrs. II. M. Johnson died at her
home at LibeIssy, Pole Saturday morning.
| Funeral services ere held Monday In
the Methodist church and interment
made in the Liberty Pole cemetery.
Your neighbors have insured against
wind storms. How about you? Re-
member the insurance costs only 40c a
hundred for three years. Call on John
Dawson q Co. Office over the Bank of
viroqua. Farm property accepted.
AT the meeting of the Coon Prairie
/ Afholdsforening at Syverson's Grove,
! Sunday, there were some five hun
dred people in attendance with music by
| the band and an all day picnic. G. H.
Minshall was speaker.
The Misses Mary and Magaret
Morse returned to Viroqua from Racine,
where Mary has been taking instruc-
tons in expert stenography, and Mar
garet finished years teaching in one
of the grade schools of that city.
DIR. C. V. Porter left Thursday foi
a several weeks visit with old friends
in the east. He goes direct to Boston
from Chicago, and from there he viii
go to Portland, Maine, where he viii
spend the greater part of his stay.
i Mrs. Frances Baldwin, of Los An
geles, California, arrived in Viroqus
for a visit with her sister Mrs. Doug
lass Waffle. Mrs. Baldwin will also
visit at Prairie du Sac, her former home
and other places befe re her return tt
the west.
| j. E. Saugstad Of Westby has beer
recommended as drum major for the
Third regiment band and will undouht
edly receive the appointment. Fred w
Kohl of Marshtild, drum major for Sec.
ond regiment, viii spend few days
here this coming week and give the
boys needed suggestions in their drill
work.
"A family gathering at George
/ Griffin's last Saturday celebrated ths
10th birthday of John Griffin and tht
third anniversary of the marriage oi
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Griffin. All the rela
tives and many friends were present II
wish Mr.. Griffin many happy returns Of
the day and presented him with severa
gifts.
John F. Spencer of Grand Junction,
Colorado, who has propagated the seed
less apple and has been at the Nationa
Nursery mems convention at Milwau
kee spent part of last week In th'
city as the guest Of Jerome Favor. Mr.
Spenser also visited friends at Spring
Vile, his early home, a few days befor'
his return to Grand Junction,
The White Sox gave the La Cross,
state league team surprise here Mon
day afternoon, when they defeated tn
leaguers in a seven inning game by tn
score of 8 to 2. The La Crosse Athle
tics failed to keep their dates Sunday
and as a substitute, the Viroqua Grey
played the White Sox In the afternoon
The Sox won by the score of 8 to !.
The aged woman, Sophia Anderson
! who was picked up by the authorize
in demented condition, was taken :
: Mendoza Monday. She has been
nuzzle to Sheriff Silbauga, who IA
used every means to learn her identity
Just before her departure she told tina
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