Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-09-07
Short News Stories Of Interest
Up by censor Reporter. from varIou. souress
Boost for the fair.

Sunday.
-Townerl Headquarters for school
supplies.
Arthur Perkins spent day at
Cashton with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs DoIan of Dele visited
their uncle, o. P. Hill.
Three pound pail of lard for 45c at
Devlin's meat market.
Miss Beatrice Coffiand returned
from her Ohio vacation visit.
You can cure that cough with Fl. w.
Bankers cough remedy. C. F. Dahl.
-Knudson Brothers have traded THEN
automobile to James Side for western
land.
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction
Toilet Hetland and family are at
Madison the guests of Mrs. Hollands
sister Mrs. Saalsaa.
Fridays agricultural demonstra-
tions at the asylum should draw crowds
of interested farmers.
Mrs. Loucks. president of De Soto
WomeH's Relief Corps, visited the local
Corps at its last meeting.
Mrs Thos A. Tolrud arrived from
Belmont, Montana, on Saturday for
visit with old-time friends.
David Davidson and family of Sol
diers Grove spent Sunday in the city
the guest of his brother Hans.
From the far west William Cox is
here for renewal of friendships, after
an absence of two or three years.
There is rejoicing in the household
of Mr. and Mrs. 0luf Walby over the
arrival of daughter, who came there
Friday.
Hazel and Ivan Acker of Linneus,
Missouri, are here visiting their grand
father M. V. DeGarmo and other rela-
tives.
For the purpose of teaching and
holding down a government claim Miss
Julia Shilling of Liberty went to South
Dakota.
John NJ. fainter arrived home from
Iowa, where he has been employed at
his trade. He expects soon to go to
Montana.
Place your orders now for fence
posts and get them at bargain from
the car. Car will soon be here. Tib-
NAfoAANAOA AAAttAONi w.
To the boy under fourteen years of
age selling the most 'E. z" dyes, be-
tween now and December Goth. | will
give nice watch. o. +. Davis, drug
gist.
Mothers, get your boys school
suits of the kind that wears and looks
well as long as there is anything left
the "Wearwell" brand. The Blue
Front Store.
Mr.. Frederick Wilkins announces
the engagement of his daughter, Alma
Lee, To George Roy elliott, PHI. D., Iva
structor in English in the University
of Wisconsin.
DR. McElwee will visit his patients
at the Hotel FortneY on Wednesday,
September Ia. Persons suffering from
chronic ailments should not overlook
the foregoing date.
w. H. Pulver, John Nj. White,
Herb Chapman and John Fish compos-
ed a party from this city to pass a few
days in camping and fishing at Battle
Island, on the Mississippi.
Over the wire, Sunday morning,
flashed the pleasant news to Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Joyce that they were
grandparents to nice boy born to
Frank and Kate English at Duluth.
1t is stated that in Minneapolis one
hundred and thirty-four homes have
been sold by the sheriff during the past
few months, the mortgages having
been gwen to enable the purchase of
autos.
The Stoddard Times reports that
sixty additional hands arrived on the
4.
makes several hundred men working on
the line in that vicinity at double track
construction.
Hi Riley and wife were summoned
from South Dakota by illness and death
of the formers mother. Mrs. Riley
and son will remain here during the
winter, the latter to take advantage of
our school facilities.
Can you ask anything fairer than
this? We guarantee positions to all
full-eourse graduates or refund tuition.
For interesting free book, send to
Brandrup & Nettleton Business College,
Winona, Minnesota.
DIR. f. E. Gaines arrived from Mon
tana on Saturday to look after matters
in the estate of his mother. Montana,
he says, is the place for young men
with vigor and determination, and that
Montana has experienced phenomenal
growth since his removal there.
Ladies of the Relief Corps met
with Mrs. James Gilman, who has been
unable to attend meetings of the socie-
ty for some time on account of poor
health. Ladies to the number of nine
teen brought lunch and spent pleas
ant afternoon with herself and family.
Mr., N. B. Smith, of this city, re-
ports the marriage of two of his daugh-
tiers. The elder one, Miss Belle, is
united with Gilbert F. Sullivan, bust
ness man of st. Louis. The younger
girl, Miss Lillian, married Louis r.
Wright of Vancouver, British Column
bia.
That lung disease is quite amena-
bic to treatment if taken at an early
stage, is shown by the case of Albert
Kaech, patient of DIR. McElwee, who
has been treating with the Madison
specialist during the past six weeks.
Mr.. Kaech had failed rapidly in strength
and flesh, but has now regained four
teen pounds in weight and feels quite
himself again. He expects to return
to the old home in Switzerland next
spEing.
Two or three Virogua parties, vet,
Grams or widows of veterans, appear te
have been victimized by land locating
outfit that evidently started out to de-
ceive and secure easy funds from the
unsuspecting persons on whom they
lavished their printed tracts. The