Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-09-07

-flenty OF good wood at Thayer's.
Hanson, Dentist. over Blue Front.
-Viroqua sends a number of teachers
to other fields of labor.
-Towner, the stationer, has every
thing needed for schools.
Ten pound pail of lard for 81. 50 nj
Devlin's meat market.
Get your stencils and stencil dyes
at 0. b. Davis drug store.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone ~.
Mrs. Abner Silbaugh is visiting her
son Chester and family at st. Paul.
Editor Frazier and wife were in
the city from Readstown on Monday.
Join the officers in making the APP
preaching county fair striking sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Frederickson of
Westby spent day with relatives in
town.
Miss Iona Slack is engaged as in
structor in music for the city scoools at
Wausau.
Mrs. NJ. D. Brown and daughter
Florence visited friends at Oak dale and
Newry.
Mrs. T. II. Wilson who has been
i'll for the past fortnight, is somewhat
improved.
Don't fail to see the new perfume,
''Rieger's Flower Drops" at o. E.
Davis drug store
Theodore Oftedahl came from
Stoughton to visit relatives. His faith
er accompanied him.
Mrs. S. j. Savage returned from
South Dakota, where she spent some
weeks visiting relatives.
-Adverted letters at Viroqua post
office: Miss Anna Kendall, Mrs. N. H.
Lowry, Knut Peterson.
Now is the time to fix those brok-
en- windows and get your glass and put
ty at o. E. Davis drug store.
Sherman Treseder is in the city Wis
iting his parents. He is located at Rap
i'd City in the Black Hills country.
-Mesdames Albion Lindemann and
and Kenneth Smith autoed to St. Paul.
Miss lisa Joyce went to Hokah, Min
nesota, on Sunday to commence a year
work as teacher in the village graded
schools.
The Misses Margaret Graves and
Nellie McMasters of this city will
teach at Coon Valley and Melvina, re-
spectively.
Miss Winifred Baldwin and hel
cousin, Miss Mildred Castle of Madison,
are spending few days with the Bald
win families in this city.
Cashier Henry Otto of the bank OF
Prairie du Chen and District Attorney
John S. Earl of the same place were
in the city on business last Thursday.
Mrs. A. 4. Sylvester and son, who
have been visiting at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gilman,
returned to their home at Sheboygan
Falls.
"A fine Kurtzmann grand piano has
Just been added to the interior equip
ment of the new Proctor home, Brown
Music Company having consummated
the sale.
John E. Nuzum and wife departed
on Monday for Waller, Montana, where
they will remain for two weeks. Mr..
Nuzum has landed and business inter.
ests there.
Mr.. w. N. Cofiiand, democratic
candidate for congress in this district,
opens his speaking campaign at Maus.
ton tomorrow night. He expects to
make vigorous canvass.
Mrs. Roy A. Nelson, nee Ises
Reeve, with her little daughter, is visi-
ting friends in the city and Readstown.
Mrs. Nelson is the wife of Bismarck,
North Dakota, business man.
Entries already received by Seere-
tary True, for the coming State Fair,
place beyond question, the fact that the
coming exhibition is to be the largest
and best in its history. Dates Sept.
1915
Superintendent Wilkins of the coun-
ty asylum, has been indisposed and con-
fined to his room much of the time for
asweek. Friends are gratified to learn
that he is now about and quite recover
ed.
-Thos. Ellefson returned from a
half-month's vacation at Hettinger,
North Dakota. Like most of the re-
turned travellers through the west MIR.
Ellefson reports droughty condition and
short crops, materially discouraging to
the new settlers in that part of the
country.
"A reduced rate of three cents a
mile for the round trip has been secur-
ed to those attending the State Fair in
Milwaukee, Sept. 12-l6th. Tickets are
good from Monday, Sept. 18th, to the
following Monday.
Ole T. Severson and his sister, Sar-
an Nelson, of Minnesota, are among
relatives in this section. They came to
attend the funeral of a sister, Mrs.
Strom, who died following an operation
at La Crosse hospital. The deceased
was a sister of Mrs. S. M. Thompson,
and, although a resident of Chicago,
spent a considerable portion of her
time here.
What throngs of young people one
meets these days cheery-faced and
happy vending their way to the tenn
pies Of learning. What a mighty and
patriotic country is this of ours that
makes provision for every boy and girl
to fit themselves for the race of life
without distinction as to wealth OF adj
verse circumstance. And Wisconsin is
at the front in the procession for uni
versal education.
Miss Ethel Nuzum has returned
from her vacation abroad. She exper-
fenced three months of genuine sight
seeing in different countries of Europe,
feeling well compensated for the out
lay and time consumed. She had the
rare privilege of witnessing the Passion
/ play at 0berammergau Miss Nuzun
returned just in season to resume work