Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-29
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Marvel -four at A. E. Surenson's.
Genoa Touring mill is again in run
ming order.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
From Madison Bep B. Morrison and
son came to mingle with fair home
corners.
Some changes of time schedules
went into effect on the Kickapoo rail
road on Mondaylss
Viola and La Crosse fairs are in
full blast today. Viroqua citizens are
dividing their attendance.
Mr.. Stephen Wheldon of Bangor
was in the city several days guest of
former mayor, August Smith.
Professor Elmer Smith came from
Montfort for three days of greetings
among Viroqua and Westby friends.
-Mesdames Wernick and Robert
Hammer, George D. Thompson, Lutte
Purdy and G. c. Kolb represented Hills
boro at last weeks ''doins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Olson, former
,well-known Viroqua citizens, came with
the La Crosse delegation to attend the
Governor Davidson failed to attend
the fair and home coming as was his
purpose, but instead was present at the
funeral of Governor johnson of Min
nesota.
Mr.. N. C. Weeden of La Fargo,
circulated among old-timers last week.
He spent much of the season at his
native home in Vermont and in Ne
braska.
Have you tried those delicious sweet
rolls and other good things to eat at
the New Bakery? If not, pay me
visit or telephone your order. Phone
No. Ill. II. o. Heggen.
La Fargo, for the distance, sent
the largest delegation of any point in
the county to the fair and home COM
ing. The number was SO numerous that
the CENSOR is unable to give all the
names.
-Nels T. Forum and wife were here
and at Bristow for few days visiting
old friends and relatives. They form
erly lived at Bristow. Mr.. Forum is
engaged in merchandising at Clifton,
in Monroe county.
Mrs. w. F. Fisher had as guests
last week her nephew, Vaughn Bacon,
and his friend, Harry Carpenter, Of
Omaha, Nebraska. She also received
visit from her sister, Miss Libbie
Vaughn, of Bangor.
--Viroqua lodge Knights Of Pythias
will again hold regular meet gs com
mencing on Tuesday night # next
week, after a lay-off during the hot
months. Another prosperous season is
anticipated by this growing lodge.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Lake of Brookville departed for
Fergus Falls, Minnesota, for an ex-
tended visit with relatives. Mr.. Lake
win visit Portland, Oregon, and other
western points before returning.
Mrs. Maggie Curry and children
came from 1omah to visit her sisters.
Other Tomahites, former citizens of
this place, on hand for fair were Mrs.
w. Fl. Burlin and daughter Lulu and
son Frank, W. E. Nuzum and family.
Civic club meets next Monday at
800 p. m. in the rest room of the libra
ry. There will be an open discussion
on subject, What shall we do for eur
high school amusements. All ladies'
interested are cordially invited to be
present.
Edward Wig has disposed of his
mercantile interests at Retreat to Mel
win Steenberg, A. j. Beat and r. w.
Rogerson. Mr.. Steenberg will have
active management of the business.
Mr.. Wig says he enjoyed fine trade
there and never had interests in bet
ter community.
The remains of Arthur Beadle, only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beadle Of
Milwaukee, were brought TO the city
last Monday for interment in our city
cemetery. Services were held at the
E. w. Hazen home at 200 p. m, con-
Quoted by Rev. Frank Nuzum. De-
ceased was eleven years of age.
Alvin NJ. Moore, banker, farmer
and capitalist, and by the way, one of
the most likely men the county has
sent to the western country, wanted TO
come home, and he did 50, much en-
joying the hand clasps Of associates of
yOre Mr.. Moore was born and reared
near Newton. He has been a citizen
of South Dakota for twenty-five years,
located az Faulkton.