Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-14

-L1ndemaHnS now handle The aadles
Home Journal patterns.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
| lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Stogdill were
in La Crosse last Sunday
w. c. T. u. meets with Mrs. Eu-
gene Denning on Tuesday, July 20.
DIR. Chase, dentist. Office in Nat
iOnal Bank building. Phone 81.
If going to use lumber of any kind,
or brick or cement, call on Thayer
Mrs. A. c. Morrison is visiting rel
atives in Camp Douglas and Sparta.
H. C. Larson is erecting fine res
idence on his farm over toward Genoa.
--Ole T. Fortney of Liberty Pole has
! just completed large barn on his farm
home.
Joseph Post, living just south of
Retreat, lost -months-old daughter
last Saturday.
- Buy your cement, either Atlas or
Universal, from fresh stock of Tibbits-
| Cameron Lumber Co.
Miss Irene Hutzel of Sioux City.
Iowa, is spending a few days with
| Frank Prmmer and family.
John Berg of Mondovi is assisting
at the o. +. Davis drug store Leon
Martin leaves soon for several weeks
vacation.
M X. Neif came from Milwaukee
| to pass the remainder of the summer
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ole
| Kalvestrand.
Charles Primmer was agreeably
surprised by party of friends last
| Tuesday evening, the occasion being a
birthday observance.
-Tolloek Ostrem is erecting com
modious barn, 96x71 feet, on his farm
west of town. 1t is of the substantial,
heavy-timber. frame variety.
DIR. F. E. Morley has purchased the
! lot just west of the McKittrick resi-
| dence near the court house and intends
to erect a modern cottage Immediately.
Han Fortney of Wheeler visited
with his brother, Ole T., at Liberty
| Pole and numerous other friends and
relatives in this vicinity last Saturday
4 and Sunday
Henry Lind, residing on the John
| Hayes farm west of the city, has let
| the contract for new residence. This
will be among the finest houses on Nc
Lees Ridge.
! -Janitor William Shower has been
busily engaged trimming the shade
| trees on the court house lawn. They
now look as Lifty and stylish as lady
in sheath gown.
Chris Nelson is the .possessor of a
fine dray wagon and horse and is out for
all the light drayinf and baggage work
: hat IN, hn bod 10 haa OIL
at Hotel Fortney.
Miss Fannie Silbaugh, after two
years absence, enjoyed brief vaca-
tion at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Silbaugh Her duties
as nurse called her back to Milwau5 see
yesterday.
The body of Mrs. John Stevenson,
who died at her home at breckenridge,
Minnesota last Saturday, was brought
to this city last evening Funeral was
held this afternoon at O'Clock and in
terment made at Springville cemetery.
The latest appendicitis patients to
leave Viroqua for La Crosse are Mrs.
Irwin Boggs, Miss Amanda Fortner,
Chas. WiganoWsky and A. f. Perkins
All were operated upon last week and
are reported to be getting along nicely.
Attend the Wisconsin Business Uni
verslty in beautiful La Crosse, Wis,
the great business training school of
the Northwest 6055 graduates en-
ployed earning six million dollars an
nually. Fall term begins September
7th. Send for beautiful catalogue free.
Skandinavians to the number of
thirty-tive gathered at the camp grounds
last Friday afternoon and made merry
with feasting and social chit-chat. It
was not in commemoration of any an
niversary, they just felt the need of a
good social time. and had one.
Venerable Calvin Morley, father of
Dir. F. f. Morley. is in La Crosse for
medical treatment. An operation may
| be found necessary to remedy his trou-
BILE Owing to the gentleman s advanc-
ed age, about ninety-two years, this
may prove rather severe.
VIM Smiths fine automobile driy-
en- by his expert chauffeur, carried a
party Of ladies to Cashton and return
last Wednesday in considerably less
than two hours last Wednesday. On their
return luncheon was prepared for
them at the home of Mrs Isaac Smith.
From the Business College to the
White House tells the story of more
than one poor young man. The Brand
rup & Nettleton Business College, Wi
mona. Mimi, teaches young men to
ST. . from drudgery to a professional
career. Send now for large fine in
teresting book now, not tomorrow.
Miss Myra Roseland and Mrs. c. T.
5ybilrud of the Mendelssohn Conserva-
tory of Music at Chicago, will give les
sons on piano to beginners and more ad-
vaneed pupils of music. Those desiring
to arrange for lessons, call at the Beth
esda Lutheran church on Saturday be-
tween 1000 m and 400 D. m. or
Thursday of next week between 1000
a. m. and 1900 m.
Manager Edgar Lepley gives US tie
following facts in regard to business
transacted at the Liberty Pole cheese
factory for the month of June. Number
pounds cheese made, I3, 9l6; amount Of
money received, 81, 839 50; average
price per pound butter fat met to pa
trons). S.2934; average price per cwt.
milk (net), l.06A, number of patrons,
q.
e. H. Kuehn witnessed an eleven
inning. l-to-0 game Of ball at New AL
bin. Iowa, last Sunday, the contesting
teams being New Albin and Harmony.
The former was the winner, having for
! their pitcher Carlos BAIL, who Oficiated
in that capacity for Viroqua last sea
son, Other New AlbIn players are