Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-07
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Reporters from Various Sources
Hay harvest has commenced.
Chinaware at J. Omundson's.


ity. Butt & Butt.
- The Ladies Home Journal now on
sale at Lindemanns
July, the harvest month, is here
with all of its abundance.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Miss aura Tewalt went to Sparta
Saturday Tor visit .,ith relatives.
Herman Wolfgram went to Wilton
Saturday for visit with relatives.
Laurence Wakefield of De Soto
visited Viroqua friends for few days.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
Henry Larson of Cashton was the
guest at the Hans Larson home for a
few days.
Now is the time to sow millet and
buckwheat. They have it at Williams
Feed Store.
Miss Letha Hoyt of Chaseburg was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Lind,
for q few days.
Try our Leader middlings. 1t is as
good as Red Dog -four for pigs. Will
hams' Feed Store.
Miss Bernice Waters of Sparta
visited her sister, Mrs. Hesseling, the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Lucas and children are
visiting the lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Parker of Viola.
The Dyson, Packard C. j. Smith,
and H. f.. Rogers families are spend
ing some time at Mapledale.
Miss Inga Moen has resumed her
duties at Towner's store after a vaca-
ton spent at her home in Westby.
Buy your barn-boards, cement,
plaster, brick and other material for
spring overtauiing of John E. Nuzum.
Mrs James Parker and daughter
Ollie went to Viola Wednesday, where
they wl visit friends for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Jitley Norris of West
Salem came last week for visit with
the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton Taylor
visited with the latter's sister, Mrs
David Harris, at La Farge-a portion OF
last week.
Miss Nettie Anderson is taking
vacation from her clerical duties at
che Lindemann store and is visiting her
parents at Montfort.
Editor Munson passed the Fourth
at home with his family, returning to
Madison by way of Prairie du Chen,
where he had business mission.
Mrs A. o. Larson and her daugh-
tiers Welma and Mrs. H. e. Rogers, Jr.
were at La Crosse TO be present at the
marriage Of the daughter of the late
Colonel N. X. Nelson.
Attend theWisconsln Business Uni
versity, La Crosse, Wis, the great
business training school of the North
west 6040 graduates employed. Send
for beautiful catalogue free.
1t is estimated that there are g.
500, 900 telephones in the world, 1000
600 of them in America. Europeans
will probably cal. this confirmation of
their charge that we talk too much.
Edgar Curry came to spend the
Fourth with relatives and old-time
friends and take his family home to
Tomah. Ed. has a good position as
travelling salesman, covering territory
in numerous states.
Mrs. Del. Morrison was taken to a
La Crosse hospital Saturday, where she
submitted to an operation, this being
the unfortunate lady third experience.
Her present condition is considered as
satisfactory as could be expected.
Elmer H. Fortner arrived here on
Saturday from Minneapolis and was
taken to the parental home on West
Prairie by Sheriff Helgeson. He is
suffering from appendicitis and will
take treatment at La Crosse hospital.
Mrs. Mabel B. Bold, late teacher
in opr city schools, has been placed in
ctarge OF the Wisconsin headquarters
1T he Seattle exposition and is in
structed to give every attention to the
desires Of visitors in the way of in
formation.
Miss Geneva Graves left Tuesday
evening for St. Paul, where she goes
rs delegate for the Christian Endeavor
society to be held in that city. From
there ne will go to Iron River, this
state. Tor few weeks'visit with rela-
tiyes and friends.
The richest man in the world be-
lieves in sound business education. j.
d. Rockefeller began his career as a
bookkeeper. Get the Brandrup & Net
tleton Business College Book. Winona,
MINI. 1t tells you how to win fort
une Send for it now.
DIR. John II. Chase arrived home
Sunday night with new and gorgeous
automobile of the Oldsmobile make. He
drove thr ough from Eau Claire accom-
panied by Dr. Fred T. Tate DR.
Chase disposed of his first car to DIR.
j, k Schreiner Of Westby.
The stingiest young fellow has at
last been located in Richland Center.
He is a young fellow who lives there,
and has fine lady friend, with whom
he occasionally takes pleasant even
ing stroll She believes in the power
of a gentle hint. and one eve 'ing not
long ago. as the young couple was go
ing by Knights Cafe she said: Don't
those peanuts smell good?" Yes. he
replied adding, lets stop here and
smell them while.
W p Morgan returned home from
a trip to Mount Pleasant, Iowa, whittier
he had gone for the purpose Of pur
chasing new improved apparatus for
his sorghum mill which will practically
transform sugar cane juice into VERT
able h0ney. Some say there is more
rno1ey IN the raising Of sugar care thar
almost any other crop, and with high
class eQIipma Mt iu the country for max
ing molasses. farmers will do well to
give some attention to the culture Of
that proluet. De Soto Argus.
Attorney Thos. A. Tolrud is re-