Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-07
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at ms nome ia the city.
Miss Agnes Lunde is home from a
visit with La Crosse friends.
I. w. Switzer of Minneapolis was
in the city on business last Thursday.
Miss Zoe Hook is the guest Of her
sister Mrs. Geo. Myers, near Cashton.
1t pays TO keep your chicks well
fed. Williams has the variety Of food
/ for them.
Attorney r. b. Graves visited at
the home of ais father, G. w. Graves,
| yesterday.
Don't forget that they now keep the
celebrated / .ader -four at Williams
Feed Store
Mrs. Jesse Latta continues in a
helpless condition from paralysis and
heart trouble.
Arnold Lunde went to La Crosse
Saturday for two weeks vacation
with relatives.
Blaine Wheeler Of Cashton visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wheel
er, Of this Sunday.
Miss Leone and Myrtle Griffin have
gone 70 La Fargo for a two weeks va
cation with relatives.
Miss Tilda Omundson leaves tomor-
row for Minneapolis where she will
spend week with friends.
r Miss Esther Wigginton of La
Fargo is visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
A. +. WiggintOn, Of this city.
The Electric theater will give one
more show Thursday evening. The
subject will be patriotic and comic.
Messrs. b. G. Brown, w. f. Mel
son and Larry Shower drove to Gays
Mills last Sunday, returning on Mon
day
Arthur Washburn, who has been
spending week with Viroqua friends,
returned to his home at Montfort, Sun
day.
Elmer Stewart left Sunday for his
hone at River Falls, where he win
spend couple Of weeks with his par
ents
Anton Weiken and family have re-
moved from Lindsey to Marshfeld,
where he is engaged in the mercantile
trade.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Brye and daugh-
ter Louise Of Readstown spent Sunday
1t the home of Mrs. Brye's mother,
Mrs. j. K. Lake.
Mr. and Mr. Ralph WHISKY left
this morning for their home at De Kalb,
Illinois. The well wishes of their many
friends follow them.
Miss Belle Jacobson sustained the
fracture of an ankle and is unable to
attend to her duties as saleslady at the
Ostrem Il Davidson store.
Harry Nelson, who has Jeen a
student at Valparaiso Indiana. ior the
past year, has returned to his home in
the city for the summer vacation
Next week W r. Colburn goes TO
Wausaukee to assist in institute work
at that ploce His work in the summer
school will be taken by Miss Wilson
Mrs. Jas Bigley and Miss AImina
Wise departed yesterday for visit to
the Alaska Yukon exposition. They
viii extend their trip to Los Angeles
and San Francisco
A party Of men from Sparta con
s5tiug 0f I. O. Torbus, Fred Bur
roughs Hal Davis and Paul Schaler
made an auto trip to this city Saturday,
where they spent the day.
Mr. ard Mrs. Thornton Taylor ex-
poet 70 start Thursday for trip through
Oregon and Washington, They viii
visit relatives At salem, Oregon. and
attend the worlds fair ut Seattle.
Willard Chase. who recently com.
pletcd the course at Milwaukee bust
ness college. has gone TO La Fnrge
where he viii be employed in the Chase
Bros mercantile establishment.
Rev Eikjarud. wife and daughter
were met at the depot here and at Mel
yina by a large number Of the Lutheran
church congregation last Sunday after
AN absence of year in Norway. Elk
jarud and his fan = were glad to get
back to their old home Cashton Rec
ord.
Having three reels of Glm on hand
from tho Fourth of July service the
Electric theatcr will have one more
show Thursday evening Some of the
subjects are The Spirit of 70, "
story Of the Revolution THE Van
ishtn% Tramp " "The Merry Widower. ="
The Man Of Warsman.
A. r Fhkke of Mason City. Iowa.
and Mrs Theo, Tollefs0n Of Waterloo.
Iowa, visited with Otto Otteson aud
family last week They with their
life partners. have been attending the
Seattle exposition and were on their
way home. Miss Marie SanwiCk and
Helen and Ernest Otteson returned with
them ard Will visit for a month.
Teachers institute for Vernon
county will be held in the local high
school building week after next. The
conductors who will assist Superintend-
ent Gardner. are Professor ID. O. kius-
man of the normal at Whitewater.
. Principal John Dixon Of Elkhorn. and
Miss Allie Richards. A. h. Smith and
W. 7. Colhurp of NiroQua.
nearby exchange truthfully con-
ments that not for several years have
the prospects for large crops in this
community looked brighter than at pre-
sent. The hay crop is exceptionally
fine. Corn aud tobacco have been get
ting right to the front Wheat. oats.
barley and rye have an excellent stand
and II we have no hard winds there will
be abundant crops.
Children day exercises were held
in the SprluEviNc Methodist church.
Sunday July s. The program was a
success from start o6uish. being partly
religious and partly patriotic. The
Methodist people were kindly assisted
by several of the Advent church Young
/. people, aud Albert Bouttleur of the
/ NtroqUa Methodist Sunday school. -Four
If the little ones took up the missionary
offering which Hfnod1tpd to "a an Tht.