Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
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Marvel -four at A. E. Surenson's.
Mrs. Ed Lind is in La Crosse visit
ing friends.
Levi Gribble of Viola greeted ac-
quaintances in Viroqua yesterday.
An over supply of barn boards,
lath and dry bridge plank at Thayer's.
Glorious rainsl Everybody wear
smiles because of the refreshing show
err.
Photographer 7. ] Thorson will
keep his Westby studio open every
Wednesday and Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Dach, Jr., went to
Minneapolis to spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. Ole Hiidahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers, ST.,
and daughter Ruth visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Schroeder of
Viola.
/ IT. w. Bean and family of Chicago
during the past week returning We'd
nesday.
Earl Smith went to New Castle,
Indiana, this evening for a two weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Smith
Miss Ruth Shilling Of Liberty is
! visiting her brothers in this city. The
| young lady will again attend the nor
NAL at Platteville.
Misses Kathryn Lindemann, Dora
Stevenson, Blanche Running, Edith
| fainter and Helen Bixby, with Miss
Emily Morse acting as chaperon, are
| camping at Seas Branch.
Bradford Ranger is taking vaca-
tion from duties at the Martin & Kueb-
Ter hardware store. He left last Sun
day for visit at various points includ-
ing Aberdeen, South Dakota.
While bathing in the Kickapoo river,
near Hunter Bridge, last Sunday, Clar-
erce Guist was nearly drowned.
Jack Shilling went to his rescue and
pulled him to place Of safety.
The following attractions will be
presented at the Electric theatre next
Friday and Saturday evenings: Italy
Marvellous Cavalry, Effects of a
Shave, The Sign from Heaver.
Admission, DC. and 10c.
While bathing in the Kickapoo last
Sunday with several other boys Vic
Rusk in diving struck his head on a
sharp rock cutting cash about three
inches long, says the La Fargo Enter
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson and
daughter of Chicago spent several days
at the j. E. Stoll home. Mr.. Stoll
took them to Viola yesterday where
they will visit with the J. II. Schroeder
\ family.
Miss Irene Smith has returned to
| her home in this city after passing sew
eral weeks with relatives in Minnesota.
| Her mother, Mrs. Clarence Smith, is
still taking treatment in one of the La
| Crosse hospitals.
That Wisconsin lad who had his
| faith, : arrested because he had given
him whipping, is on the wrong track.
| He might better have thanked the old
gentleman for exercising his parental
authority for the good of the boy.
Mrs. G. A. Smith and daughter,
Jennie, came from Caldwell. Ohio, to
visit at the C. E. Morley horae in this
city and at P. H. McGarry's at Brush
Hollow. They will extend their trip to
Ladysmith and Menasha to visit son
and brother.
On Monday next the Vernon county
! teachers training school opens its doors
for the beginning of its third year of
existence. This announcement will
chill the spirits of the youngsters who
attend our city schools, for it is re-
hinder of the fact that they will soon
be jerked from the realms of untram-
meled liberty and trust into four-wall
1 enclosure.
Rev. and Mrs. Robt Thompson and
daughter Ruth of Broken Bow. Ne
! braska, and Mrs. Cass and two daugh-
tiers of Bigclow, Kansas, spent Sunday
with Mrs. VIM. Haughton and family.
Mr. Thompson was nephew of the
late Rev. Haughton and for some years
a resident of Lis Crosse county. He
occupied the Methodist pulpit in this
city Sunday evening.
.sUncle." sand the impecunious
nephew. you really ought to go aud
see the new play You would just die
of laughing"
The old man merely glared. A few
minutes later there could be heard the
sound OF scratching pen as he al
tered his will.