Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-22
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Marvel flour at A. E. Surenson's.
Miss Ada Graves is home from
Milwaukee.
Willard Chase was over from La
Fargo for Sunday.
Claude Tewalt of Iowa, is visiting
the folks at home.
-Jens Davidson of Westby was on
our streets Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Thompson is teaching
school near Rising Sun.
Clarence E. Powell has been in
stalled as city nightwatchman
From old Missouri Henry Aker
makes the trip to meet friends of yore.
Will Silbach and Ole o. Tuhus of
Stark, were Viroqua city callers on
Saturday.
DIR. w. P. Gorsline and wife are
attracted from Chicago for fair and
home coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will H. Norris are
off for visit with Mrs. J. p Lowrie
in Montana.
AT 'orney C. ]. Smith is enjoying a
visit from his aged father, who resides
at Fennimore.
Blaine Morrison and John Derr
came home from the west, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Clarence Smith is able to be
at home after several weeks spent in
La Crosse hospital.
Mrs. Leslie johnson is here from
Nebraska to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Richmond.
Viola Highs came over and trounced
our local Etighs, six to two, in ball
game last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Nye of Viola
have been in the city visiting with
their daughter and son.
Albert Swenson is again CHARTERED
at Hotel Fortney after country So
journ of several weeks rear Coon Val
ley.
Comfort Richardson is here from
Barron county to tell yarns and renew
acquaintance with army comrades and
old friends.
Mrs. Frank Riley entertained a
few ladies last Saturday evening in nom
or of Mrs. Hiram Riley of Letcher,
South Dakota.
Word from Montana conveys infor-
nation of the marriage of Miss Rena
Hayes and Mr.. Jaques Smith, former
Vernon county young people.
The ball gene at Cur fair grounds
on Sunday last between Coon Valley
and Cherry Grove teams was won by
the former, score four to three.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Hebberd are
10, Mt.-av1l.. 81 Aolr of - -,
the fair and home coming and visit rel
atives. Mrs. Name Chase Sperry of
St. Paul arrived last evening for the
same parpose.
MIR. William Lake, his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Schoffman of st. James, Minnesota,
and Mrs. j. H. Doriven OF Caledonia,
are here for home coming festivities,
making the trip in an automobile.
AT the close of his Sunday night
service Rev Buffers made the trip to
Sparta, driven over by Irwin Henry in
his auto. The reverend gentleman per
formed Monday morning marriage
ceremony for one of his Spari h war
comrades in Tomah.
The venerable Calvin Morley ar
rived home from La Crosse hospital,
where he underwent a delicate opera
ton and has quite recovered from q
chronic trouble tb1C has ben with him
Tor more than than thirty years. Mr..
Morley will be ninety-two years old
next February. DIR. Christensen says he
is the most aged person he has ever
operated on.
Col. and Mrs. Henry Casson of
Madison came yesterday to renew old
friendships and be part of the home
coming fold DR.. and Mrs Norton of
La Crosse came in the same party, and
they had the delightful experience of
being all day enroute from La Crosse,
coming on the railway gasolene meteor
of Superintendent Waller. II played
the game Of balk with them.