Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-07

with chances favoring the present in
bumbent, c. P, Cary.
Mrs. sweger visited friends at
Westby.
-Tilmen Running visited Cashton rel
atives last week.
John Lake was a business caller at
La Crosse Monday.
"A few fine young horses for sale
at Chas. S. Slack g. Cos.
All the university students are home
for the Easter vacation.
Mr.. Eckenbeck left Sunday for
Montana for short visit.
-Hettie Miller visited friends at La
Crosse Sunday and Monday
Oscar Nelson of North Dakota is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
"A party of ladies gave Mrs. Win
a pleasant surprise Thursday after
noon.
Miss Carol Mork visited her mother,
Mrs. T. 0. Mork at La Crosse hospital
Sunday.
The Misses Josie Hagen and Laura
Rudrud of Westby were Viroqua callers
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Shannon and Ella Sever
ton of Westby We're shopping ir the
city Monday.
Ray and Myrtle McMullen were
guests of their uncle at Cashton a Por-
ton of last week.
William Webb, Senior, haa been
confined to his home with rheumatism
for several weeks.
Herman Schwaatz left for Mon
tans after a visit with his uncle, Geo.
Fisher and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B GeSter are en-
tertaining a new daughter at their
town of Franklin home.
Miss Margaret Morse returned to
her school work at Racine after a
weeks vacation at home.
Miss Beatrice Coifland is spending
her vacation at home from lsr school
duties at Oshkosh Normal.
The infant daughter of Mr. ard
Mrs. Chris Homestead, who has been
seriously i'll, is very mt "h better.
Ivan Wood and Sidney Price started,
yesterday, for Bozeman, Montana, to
visit relatives and seek employment.
Miss Marie Bentson. a student at
Stevens Point, is spending a week here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. 7.
Bentson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Hinkley of
Claremont, Minnesota, were guests Of
DIR. and Mrs. G. II. Trowbridge and
other relatives.
Will Wiganosky, having disposed of
his farm east of town, left Wednesday
of last week for Abbotsford, where he
has purchased land.
j. Dennis and Ole Thompson have
each a new Wisconsin dairy cream
separator made at La Crosse, sold by
Chas. S. Slack q Co.
The Misses Tressie and Jessie Favor
and little brother returned from sew
eral weeks visiting with relatives at
Winona and Rockford
The Womans Literary club for the
month of April will continue the study
of Greece Life and Bay View Magazine
under the leadership Of Mrs. Roy Bald
win.
Because of the death of her father
Miss Roundtree rt signed as teacher Of
history in the public schools. Miss
Driver comes from Madison to fill the
vacancy.
John E. stoll left, yesterday, for
Montana He was accompanied by
Hans Hjelter and a delegation Of
Stoughton gentlemen, who are pros
pectlng for land
VIM. r Hayter resigned his posi-.
tion as janitOr in the First Nati0n1i
Bank building and departed Friday
morning for Mexico to look after his
property interests there.
"A. J Bostad purchased the resi-
dence and six acres Of land owned by
J. W. O'Leary south Of the court house
rock. Mr.. O'Leary goes west in
pursuit Of favorable location.
Miss Gertrude Finland. instructor
in English in our schools, met with q
painful accident, while spending vacf-
ti0n AZ her Illinois home, injury Of knee.
She was not able to return. Miss Ethel
Nuzum is substituting for her.
-Lslies Of the Relief Corps met at
Mrs. Allie Harrington Friday after
noon gl,d did sewing for the two Tony
sisters. Refreshments were served and
a social lime enjoyed generally. Don't
forget the meeting next Saturday at
the Woodman hall
The boys and girls who have made
application 20 enter the corn and barley
contest at the coming fair, will get
their seed at Dahl's drug store on and
after Saturday, April 10. No person
can enter c9Htest unless the seed IL
furnished BY the agricultural society.
r. W. Alexander, Secretary.