Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Short News Stories of Interest,
Picked Up by Censor Reporters from Various Sources
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Willard Snead is learning the print
er's trade at the Leader office.
Miss Rena Bruce of Minnea polls is
visiting her friend, Miss Kathryn Joyce.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The Tost of the best for the least at
Rogers.
Jeweler Ed. j. Anderson and wife
were Readstown callers at the hub last
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Bekkedal and little
daughter of Westby were in the city
last Friday
MIR. and Mrs. L. NJ Finstad and
little daughter were in La Crosse Fri
day and Saturday.
The city standpipe has been re-
painted, John Glenn and Floyd Bowman
officiating as artists.
Mrs. Columbus Graham and Mrs.
Frank Graham and son Arthur left
Thursday night for Groton, South Da-
kota.
Elmer Anderson returned to Nc
Henry, North Dakota, Friday morning
after few days visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. E. M. Potter and two sons
spent Friday in Viroqua enroute home
to La Fargo after a weeks stay in La
Crosse.
j. Fl. Jordan and Ed Wig were in
from Retreat last Sunday. The former
visited at the home of his neice, Mrs.
o. E. Davis.
Artie Thorson cf Westby was a
guest at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Jane Nelson, in this city last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. John Foster of Harlowton,
Montana, was in Viroqua last Monday.
The lady has been visiting relatives at
Retreat for several months.
Seth Reynolds assisted at Bigley
Bros barber shop last Saturday during
the absence of Lawrence Bigley, who
visited relatives at Tomah.
"A. B. Norris, eyesight specialist
and optometrist, will be at f. Nj. Town
er's store every Saturday. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Examination free.
Bert Dustin went to North Dakota
last Sunday to take a job with a thresh-
ing crew. Henry Graham acts as sub
stitute on mail route No. during Bert s
absence.
&C. w. Franklin has returned
from Ft Wayne, Indiana He is MAX
ing preparations to again cater to the
wants of attendants at the fairs to be
held in this vicinity.
After two weeks visit at the pa
rental home in this city Miss Bena
Peterson returned Sunday to Aurora,
Illinois, where she has lucrative po-
sition IN a mercantile establishment.
A choice 1866. 37 acre farm fronting on s
beautiful lake, good buildings, about Al
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After five years absence in the
west Herschel Dennis is a guest at the
farm home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dennis, northeast of the city.
He made his home at Buffalo, Wyom-
ing, the major portion of the time.
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Ben Williams departed for New
York City on Thursday evening last.
From there he sails today for the
British Isles, intending to spend some
months with his sister, who lives al
Cardiff. Wales. Charlie Porter is q
passenger ON the same boat.
Mrs. Laura Miller -Cress of Dillon,
Montana, spent the latter part of last
week at the John McKittrick home.
The lady was for five years an assist
ant in our high school during the nine.
ties. She has been spending the sum.
mer with her parents at Sparta.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Supt A. r. Campbell, r. D.
Bar, Ferger Ferling, Frank Lenard
Ralph Root, A. L. Turner, VIM. P,
White. Mrs. B. r. Rey Mrs. J. ~
Reuhlin, Miss Blanche Vanderport, Miss
Tessie Wood. Week ending August l6
Co. B of La Crosse will be hosts al
a grand picnic at feides park, near that
city next Sunday, August 22, at which
our Third Regiment band will be guests
Drills, dress parade and music by com
panies B. and NJ and the band viii bs
INDUCED in. Excursion starts from
Viroqna at 500 a. m.
The Cashton Record relates that Oh
a recent night that peaceful little vii
iage was seriously disturbed In two DIFF.
ferent localities by families on the wei
path. 1t is said that they were genuine
knock-down and drag-out affairs. 1t il
evident that there are no Home Sweet
Home notices over their doors.
About forty of the members of tbs
Grand Army and Women's Relief Corp!
gathered at the home of w. A. Curt:
last Saturday evening to feiieitate Com
rade Henry Petit upon having made
eightv-one footprints in the sands o.
tine. The lawn was gorgeously deco
rated with the national emblem. Re
freshments were served and Mr.. Pc
tit was the recipient Of q handsome
present.
One of the features OF the coming
state fair which should prove of gen
eral interests is the exhibit now beins
planned by Secretary Craneheid Of tn,
slgta horticultural society. In a boot
ndjc ming hoYticultursl hall daily de
mons lations will be given IN preparing
hordauk mixture and the other stand
ard compounds used in fighting bug
and diseases which attack fruit ant
vegetables. In addition all the off
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