Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-25
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| Marvel Hour at A. f. Surenson's S.
Engineer NJ. Shirks is in Chicago.
fashion schools open Monday next
Dr. Butt returned home from Chi
eago.
"A good supply of tobacco Iath at
this city.
Mrs. L. j. Martin is visiting in
I Tiffon, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wilson spent
J Sunday at Ross.
Miss Daisy Bowman is visiting at
/ Galesburg, Illinois.
Landlord Evans was over from
Westby on Monday.
See notice of estray animal adj
vertised by H. F. Swain.
Amy GOtt has departed for her
school at Escanaba, Michigan.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Proctor are
spending few days in St. Paul.
Ifhayer sells good &c ment cistern
Drlck that will not return to clay.
An over supply of several items in
lum Der viii he sold cheapat Thayar's.
Mrs VIM. Webb is in Milwaukee
with her son Clarence and daughter
Mary.
-Springville w. C. T. u. meets with
Der 2.
Mrs. Earl Slack and Miss Thea
Westby.
Mrs. Ed. Faston of Sioux CITY
Iowa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Primmer.
West Wisconsin conference will
convene IN the city of Monroe, opening
next week.
Mrs. George Pennel was the guest
OF friends in La Crosse last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Minshall entertained
a number of school day friends last
Saturday evening.
The embroidery club will be en-
tertalned by Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith
Thursday afternoon.
Whitney Nichols has accented a
position in an automobile factory in
New Castle, Indiana.
Samuel Ames of Viola took the
tram here Wednesday to visit his broth
er at Rugby, North Dakota.
Merchant Ed. Wig came from Re-
treat to pass Sunday with his family.
tie reports a good business and ample
satisfaction in his new location.
-Messrs. w. H. Pulver, H. E. Rog-
ers, Sr., and C. d. Williams are irving
tishermen's luck near Towerville.
-Genevieve Harris came Thursday
from Aberdeen, South Dakota. for a
visit with P. Bouffieur and family.
Mrs. Ed. Norris and daughter Vida
and son Russell of Versailles, Missouri,
are guests of relatives in the city.
Andrew Baldwin and his daughter
Mrs. Remmel, spent a few days with
relatives in the town of Wheatland.
Mr. opH Mrc EroY,lr n
ceivlng a visit from MIR. and Mrs
Cearles Martin of Sealsmond Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Cherrington and
Mrs. Seymour go to Des moines, Iowa,
for season with relatives and friends.
Fred Tibbits, vice president of Tib-
blts-Cameron Lumber Co., of Milwau-
kee, was in Viroqua on business Friday.
William Ramsey and wife, former
residents of this section, are here for
a brief stop with W. M. Peavy and
family.
-Wester:, Wisconsin captures the
tassels If ball notoriety. Mauston de-
feated Lyndon in a undermining
game, to 2.
The north end of Rusk avenue is
being substantially improved cement
walks and crossings being built and the
street graded.
After months visit with her
mother, Mrs. S. Miller. in this city
Mrs. l.. w. Coy, Jr., returned to her
home at Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mrs. James Bigley and sister, Miss
Almina Wise, returned last Sunday
from a several weeks visit in the states
of Washington, California and Colorado.
-messrs. Eckhardt, Hazen and Linde-
mann arrived home Sunday morning
from their visit to the Seattle exposi-
ton and other sightseeing in the far
west.
%. E. Dahl, residing near Spring
vile, Mrs. Anna Annemiason near New
ton and Charlie Schoenberger on West
Prairie have recently erected large and
substantial tobacco sheds.
The Misses Emma and Louise
Scheinpflug of Boscobel are visiting at
the H. <. Goldsmith home. Miss Louise
will return the latter part of the week.
her sister remaining few weeks.
Sorry, every old friend will be, that
P. j. Layne and his family cannot
journey from the golden state to be
present at the home coming. His let
ter, given elsewhere in the CENSOR, is
explanatory.
1t is reported that the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railway com
pany will replace colored porters and
walters on sleepers and dining cars with
white men, and the tipping system is
to be abolished.
The De Soto Argus states that Miss
Kate Campbell, of that place. who has
taught in Vernon county public tools
during the past year, leaves fol the
Dakotas, where she plans on teaching
the coming year.
A nPW bIlllptin ap7os1pciDr fS
courses of study in political economy,
AZ in history, and 80 in political science
for the college year which opens Sep
TENDER 29, has been issued by the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
BY the oyerturning of lighted oil
stove at her millinery store last Thurs
day evening, Mrs. L. C. Norris receiv-
ed bad scare and was slightly burned
1t was her intention to leave the next
day to buy goocs in Milwaukee, but
the trip had to be postponed.