Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-08-31
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Various Sources

Every farmer should vote for Jor
-Towner Headquarters for school
supplies.
Good wood for sale at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
-CAshton and La Fargo schools OPP
ened on Monday.
-Ensilage cutters ard corn shred
ders 1T Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Nothing like H. W. Bakers cough
remedy for cough and colds. C. F. Dahl.
Orders placed with A. Il. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction
Henry Stub Allen is moving his
family to La Crosse. He is a brake
man on the Southeastern road.
Mrs Colburn and sons returned
from northern Wisconsin where they
passed two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Beat arrived home from
Madison, where she passed some weeks
with relatives and old neighbors.
Fred Zitzner of Franklin, departed
on Sunday, for North Dakota and Mon
tana for the purpose of making land
investments.
If you want your woodwork and
floors to look like hardwood, use Chi
Namel. Either mission or gloss finish.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Buy the best cement on earth,
1.-THE Atlas, of j. E. Nuzum and get a
book free telling you how to do all
kinds of cement work.
Brick We can save you money on
any quantity as we buy in large guam
titles and at low prices. Call and get
prices. Tibbits Cameron Lumber Co.
ATO the boy under fourteen years of
age selling the most "E. u. q" dyes, be-
tween now and December Goth, | will
gi re nice watch. o. E. Davis, drug
gist.
-Mothers. get your boys school
suits of the kind that wears ard looks
well as long as there is anything left
the "Wearwel'' brand. The Blue
Front Store.
Don't worry about the future of
that boy or girl. A course in Brand
rup e Nettleton Business College, Wi
mona, Mimi, prepares them for success.
Free 70-page Illustrated book.
After spending her summer vaca-
ton at her Viroqua home, Miss Jennie
Butt departed for California to resume
Institutional work in the Los Angeles
schools.
Thomas Henry and wife arrived
from Eau Claire on Saturday, where
Mr.. Henry has been engaged in school
work. Next Monday he will open the
Black Earth high school as principal
The wife of DR.. Peterson of Sol
diers Grove was conveyed to Mendoza
hospital for treatment. 1t is hoped
she will be fully restored to former
health within a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dudley of
Ga1n ff,o rAnx,d Cftnrou xryit II
relatives, and to say farewell to Mrs.
Anna Rendle, who, with her children,
has spent some weeks at the Nichols
parental home.
Il cam save you money on any lum-
Der you win need this fall as we buy in
large lots. | can undersell all COM
petitors. Call and see us and we will
do the rest. j. E. Nuzum, The Lum-
herman. t.
1t will pay you to. investigate the
way finish lumber, cement, lime and
plaster are cared for at our yard. All
are kept perfectly dry and therefore
cement does not lose strength. lib
bits Cameron Lumber Co.
Rendered destitute and in actual
want as result of the, failure of the
berry crops, Winnebago Indians IN Wis
consin are unable to hire counsel to
represent them in Washington in d con-
test with the Nebraska Indians for di-
vision of the tribal funds
The bank of Westby has had its char
ter extended to the year 1915. The old
license under which it is doing business
expired During the period of five
years of existence under M. II. Bekke.
dial and his associates the Westby bank
ing institution has kept pace with well
conducted business concerns of this
character.
An exemplification of May and De-
cember was on at the county clerks of.
flee last Saturday, when lassie OF
eighteen summers, hand in hand with a
gray beard of odd fifty winters, JOINED
in a request for a marriage license.
And they got it.
Following confinement in La
Crosse hospital, after an illness of only
three weeks, Rev. st. S. Rogue OF
Spring Grove passed away. Mr.. Requt
suffered a slight paralytic stroke anC
to this together with complications his
death is attributed. He was father Of
DR.. Rogue of Westby and was wei
known in Vernon county, where he fire.
quently visited and preached.
-Egbert Wyman and family of Gran
don came for a short visit with friends
They made the trip from Crandon II
an automobile. "A couple of hunters
appeared on the Wencel Landsingel
farm in Greenwood township last Sun
day and when they left four turkeys
disappeared at the same time. Mr.
Landsinger is considerably riled up ovei
the matter and feels like commencing
criminal proceedings against some one
HillsboFo Sentry
Late rains have revived country
pasturage and stock can take nip
without eating dirt. 1t is greatly t.
be regretted that farmers disposed o
so much young stock during the earl!
weeks OF drouth. Buyer Eckhardt tell
US that during the months OF June ant
July he shipped one hundred nd thir
ty-five carloads of young sto. *. HI
says. however, that few cows Of val
ne were taken out of the country.
Rev Chas. E. Buffers left or Mon
day for annual west Wisconsin Metho-
dist Conference now in session at Reeds
burg, Bishop Joseph Berry, d. D.
presiding. 1t is the earnest hope O
the Viroqua congregation that thei
pastor shall be returned here. Rev
Edgar Henderson of Springville circui
is also in attendance upon conference
as is also Hon. Philip Bouffieur, VIII
represents Viroqua Methodists in tn
lay conference.
Tobacco harvest is taking on no
ticeable activity in this section, her
and there a farmer having complete
shedding his small acreage. And tn
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