Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-21

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Opera house Friday and Saturday
nights
r r Gohde spent Sunday at home
in Liberty Pole.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
The Ladies Home Journal now on
sale at Lindemanns
Otto Widmer spent last week with
/ friends at Wausau.
-Thos. Dahl spent Sunday with
friends at Soldiers Grove.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
/ Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Attorney Lawrence Grimsrud, of
Westby, was in town yesterday.
B. Ainsworth, of La Fargo, was a
business caller in the city Monday.
Ben Brown transacted business at
La Fargo the fore part of the week.
= Miss Vella Smeby is home from a
visit with her parents at Albert Lea,
Minnesota.
Ben ToIlefson went to Madison
Tuesday, where he will spend week
with friends.
About dozen friends gathered at
Ole d. Olson's Sunday and enjoyed
pleasant day.
County Treasurer Rentz visited at
his home in town of Jefferson, a part
of last week.
The Misses Bessie Potts and HUI
dab Wise are home from a visit with
Chetek friends.
Miss Myrtle and Leone Griffin re-
turned Sunday from a two weeks
visit at La Fargo.
Town is unusually quiet farmers
too busy to leave their fields to DO bust
ness in the city.
Extra Friday and Saturday nights,
moving pictures aud illustrated songs
at the Opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Slack and
family took an automobile trip to La
Fargo and Viola Sunday,
Will Glenn secured an assistant
pharmacists certificate at an examina-
tion held in Madison last week.
Miss Grace Wigginton. of La
Fargo. is the guest of her grandmother
Mrs. A. E. Wigginton. of this city.
You can buy at Morrison's jewelry
store l4-carat, solid-gold fountain pen
for one dollar Call in and see them.
Mrs. VIM. Lawton and baby left
last Wednesday for a two weeks visit
at La Fargo and at her home in Bosco-
bel.
La Fargo and Viola battled for
base ball honors last Sunday at La
Fargo. Score Z to 0. Viola played in
hard luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Lind, of
Hillsboro, were in the city last Satur-
day, the guests of the formers brother.
w. D. Lind.
Special at the Electric Theatre
this week Friday and Saturday.
Extra strong bill Of moving pictures
and Illustrated songs.
Mrs. Frank Williams is a guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Buffers at the military
reservation at Camp Douglas. Mrs.
Harry Bailey is also there with her
sister.
Jack Watson returned last We'd
nesday from a trip through Minnesota
and South Dakota. He reports crop
prospects fine in the sections visited by
him.
Chris Nelson is the possessor of a
fine dray wagon and horse and is out for
all the light drsying and baggage work
that is to be had. He can be reached
at Hotel Bortney.
If you want to save Is to 20 per
cent on mems and boys wearing
apparel, go to the Blue Front Store.
The latest, the newest, the most stylish
as well as the best made.
Frank Byers is assisting at the
Harrington & Johnson barber shop
Mr.. Johnson has absented himself from
the shop in order to train his racing
equines for the fall campaign.
Mrs. NJ. A. Swoger departed yes
terday morning for several months
visit with her sons, Alfred and Rev. T.
E. Sweger, who reside at Beach, Mon
tana, and Moscow, Idaho, respectively.
The old Congregational church.
now the Synod Lutheran, is re-
ceiving a thorough oyerhauling and
will be a modern edifice in every parti-
cular when the renovation is completed
Members, both ,nvenile and adult,
of the Congregational Sunday school,
are picnicing at Camp Tate, near Coon
Valley, today, going via La Crosse &
Southeastern railway. They filed two
coaches to overffowing.
The Huschka ball team allowed
the Cherryville aggregation to win
game from them Sunday. Score in the
8th inning was and ~ The Eiuschka
bunch indulged in some horse play and
awoke too late to save themselves,
losing by a score Of Is to 16.
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Manager C. L. Curry gives US the
following facts regarding business
transacted at the West Prairie cheese
factory for the month of June: Total
number pounds milk receiv, !, 98G48;
total number pounds cheese made.
92452j average sale price per pound
cheese. s. .133034; total money received,
Sl230 90; price paid per pound butter
fat, s.3l33l; total number pounds
butter fat, BAIT 6l95; price paid per
cwt. milk, Sill.
A Rambler" automobile party
consisting Of Mr. and Mrs j. n. HoI-
way, Mrs. Harry Holway, Mr.. and
Mrs Oyin, Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Bryant,
Mr.. S. L. Meigs and family, Mr.. l..
W. Marlin and family. Mr.. ANY Grams
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Sisson, Mrs.
/ Frank SissOn. Miss Sisson, Miss Mae