Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-29
Insure with JoaE Dawson& Co.
Marvel flour at A. E. Surenson's.

DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
The Woman's Literary club will
hold its first meeting at the home of
Mrs. Frank Chase.
Miss Genevive Harris gave kitch-
en- shower in honor of Misses Kate
Joyce and Flossie Stricken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quackenbush
came down from Norwalk, Thursday, to
attend the fair and home coming
Ed. Wig has rented Harold Proc
tors desirable residence in First ward
and with his family will soon occupy
same.
Come to the fair and home corning.
Make our store your home. You are
welcome-our space is yours The Blue
Front Store.
The bread at the New Bakery is
better than any bread in town, wheth-
er shipped in or not. Buy loaf and
convince yourself. "a
"A. B. Norris, eyesighw specialist
and optometrist, will be &C F. M. Town
er's store every Saturday. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Examination free.
Clarence Bolstad is in town for sew
eral weeks visit with friends. He has
been employed in printery at Ender-
lin, North Dakota, the past year.
-Nordal Thompson of Chicago spent
some days with his brother, Thomas,
and sisters, Mrs. Oliver Helgeson and
Mrs. Thomas Thompson, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Anderson and
son Ivan came from Chicago to attend
home coming and fair last week. They
also visited the lady's mother, Mrs. M.
Borgerson, at Cashton.
Mrs. J. y: Beck of Madison, is
spending a month in the city and COM
munity with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Beck is at Seattle attending the
one ofWisconsin's two representatives.
Game Warden George Mannel of
La Crosse caused Frank Hoch of Stod-
dard to be arrested on charge of il
legal shipment of fish. He was ar
raigned before Justice Pollard in this
city last Thursday and fined $25 and
costs.
We have large stock Of lumber.
sash, doors, lime, cement, hard plaster
and brick which we want to move, and
will make bargain prices on anything
you may want. Call and see us if in
the market. John E. Nuzum, the Lum-
herman.
-Drayman Chris. Nelson badly in
jured his left eye Wednesday of last
week while hustlng freight at one of
the depots. His optic came in contact
with bolt projecting from piece of
b a.
lose the sight of that eye unless medi-
cal skill comes to his succor.
--Thos. A. Thompson, who has for
long period been baggageman and pump
man at the st. Paul railroad station in
this city, surrendered his position to
take charge of the Coon Valley -four
ing mills, which he has leased. Mr..
Thompson has had experience in mill
ing and will serve his patrons well and
honestly.
Peter Van Alstine, an old veteran
of Huston county, Minnesota, who came
to fair and meeting of old comrades
to the CENSOR membership
ticket to the fair held in 1859, a half
century ago. 1t bore the signature of
Daniel LoWrie. Mr.. Van Alstine was
very proud of the relic he had so long
preserved.
H. r. Fuller, the transien en-
man, opens his writing school in north
room of Tate building next Monday.
Day and night classes, 400 to 500 p.
M, 700 to 11:00 p. m. Fourteen les
sons of one hour each, So per term.
Pupils may select full or broken hours
from the hours given. Tuition due the
last day in the morning.
"A mission festival will be held at
the Synod Kickapoo church next Sun
day. Rev. H. G. Magelssen of La
Crosse will preach in the forenoon and
will address the young peoples society
in the afternoon at Adolph Hooverson s.
An offering will be taken at the morn
ing services for the benefit of the home
mission fund. Families are requested
to prepare for picnic dinner at the
church.
Guy Mcdowell, on Monday, estab-
lished a passenger transfer line be-
tween Readstown and Viroqua, TO be
run daily, leaving Readstown in the
moring on arrival of the south bound
train, arriving in this city at IL clock.
Returning his bus will leave Viroqua at
season to make the north bound train.
This will doubtless be quite a con-
venience.
The state university opens for the
year at Madison today. Vernon county
has large delegation, number of
them entering the big school for the
first time. The students as we know
them are: Marion Dahl, Hope Munson.
Caryl Williams. Matte Han. Harold
Eckhardt, Herman Root, Earl Aiding
ton, George Hauge, Marcus Amodt,
Emmett Mahoney, Ralph Nuzum, Harry
Pulver, Clarence Nelson, Viroqua; Harry
Tulloch, Victory: Roy Bean, Retreat;
Alf Schreiner, Selmer Neprud, Bion
Syverson, Westby; Earl Clawater, Clar-
ence Nelson, Liberty Pole.
Mr.. Henry C. Millard is in the city
for few days, having arrived for home
coming fair. He has just returned
from three years tour of the southern
republics and portions of Europe. He
reports many strange people and sig ats
since leaving his La Fargo home for the
extended trip, and still he says he has not
seen enough of the word, and it is his
purpose to travel more extensively. 1t
is most creditable to our community to
repeat what Mr.. Millard said respect
ing the great throng of people as
sembled on the fair grounds last Thurs
day: ''0f all the places Travelled and
the large crowds witnessed In different
countries, saw nothing to compare
with the intelligence, good nature and
well dressed throng. 1t was a real
pleasure to behold this sight and testify
l. L., r,f -.