Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-04-07
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Reporters from Various Sources

visitor.
L. c. Boyle is home from trip in
the west.
John StoIl transacted business at
Madison.
Miss Grace Riley is i'll with an at
tack Of tonsilitls.
Money to loan on real estate secur
ity Butt & Butt.
Large stock of dry barn boards at
Tibbits-Cameron's yard.
Mrs. C. w. Franklin is the guest
of relative at Baraboo.
p Shannon of Westby visited
frie.-Ls the city Friday,
John Rittenhouse of La Fargo was
a business caller ia our city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wise
on Wednesday last daughter.
Lem ST Wing, travelling sales
man, spent day with his family.
Geo. B. Fisher went to Chippewa
Falls, where he transacted business.
Mrs Arthur Hebbard of Mmneapo-
lis is the guest of relatives in the city.
Miss Ada Graves went to Milwaukee
Sunday, where she will enter busine SIS
college.
Miss Rose Garrin is enjoying a va
cation from her school duties at Round
Prairie
Edward Schmidt of Stoddard visited
at his home in this city the latter part
of the week.
DIR. Albert /. Boueffieur of Chiea-
go was called to this city by the death
of his mother.
Mrs. Ole Moe returned from La
Crosse hospital, where she submitted
to an operation.
Miss Lena Espeseth, who teaches
school south of town, is enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Samuel Goode and family have be-
come residents of Viroqua, removing
here from Stoddard.
Many Vernon county young men
are Aocking to the west to find empl ~
ment for The season.
-Almina Wise of Grand Rapids visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wise,
of this city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hall spent
few days with the George McMullen
family east of the city.
-Torkil Blikken of Purdy community,
with his family moved to North Da
kota to carve out a new home.
Following an operation in the Elroy
hospital for appendicitis, the eldest
daughter of Ben Fry of Rock.ou, passed
away.
d. E. Jeffers, late of Coon Valley,
will have management as butter maker
in Bloomingdale creamery the present
season.
Joe Hea~ter and family go from
Coon Valley to South Dakota, where
they have rented and viii farm half
section of land.
"Pervencheres, " the fine coal black
full blood Percheron stallion, has pleased
the farmer and horse buyers. Chas. S.
Slack 4 Co have him.
M. G. Theige of Three Chinneys,
section, has gone to North Dakota to
locate new home. They have long
been residents of this county.
Mrs. Carrie E. Tate and Mrs. W.
NJ. TrowbTidge entertained ladies of
the Violet club and their husbands Wed
nesday evening e. the home of the
latter.
On March 2oth one of the most
aged people in .he county passed away
in the town OF Coon-Mrs. Mary I.
Bergum, aged 92 years, 10 months and
. days.
One cF Christiana's young men
Joseph Alnckson, died at La Crosee
hospital from peritonitis, aged thirty
one years, leaving mother and three
brothers.
A half page of a news section of
CENSOR contains illustrations of Roose-
welt in Africa. This with a large var
iety of news and miscellany are features
in today's paper
Mrs Carl Severson and son Kenneth
went to Sparta for visit with her
parents; from there they will go to
Duluth to see Mr. Severscn, who has a
position in that city.
If the present western exodus from
Vernon county continues very much
longe, next years census will find us
considerably short in population as
compared with the last enumeration.
Just received, one carload of Golden
Loaf, highest grade patent Minnesota
our, none better in town. Also one
carload Of the great selling Cyclone
-four. Every sack warranted at p
Bouffieur's.
The numerous friends T. Mrs. T.
0. mork will be pleased to know that
she is getting along nicely at La Crosse
hospital, where she underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis. Mr.. Mork ac-
companied her.
Yes, genuine spring is rapidly ap-
preaching. Soon the men who tell us
they take no interest in base ball be-
cause they cant see anything in it"
will be watching the game from the
vantage point of the woodshed roof Just
outside the grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Stogdil entertained
members of the Priscilla club and their
husbands at an April fools party Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. 5togdil Many April fool jokes
we're sprung on the guests and an en-
j9yabie evening was spent at whist
Frank Primmer and Mrs. Irwin Henry
won the royal prize.
W. A. Lewis of Bloomingdale has
caused something of a ree' .state whirl
in his neighborhood, Whereby O. Scher-
merhorn sells his farm to H. g. Sea
men of Brush Greek, Mr. Seamen sells
his place to Tobias Mydland of Ava
lanche and Mr. Mydland sells his farm
to w. A. Lewis and d. r. Mains. Mr.
Lewis and Mr.. Mains have traded their
MIDLAND farm to A. j. Rusk Of La
Er.w-. o-1 @,f Thoe piormase .tfau+o