Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-01
-Insure With John Dawson 6 Co.


dresses at the Fair Saving Store.
Ladies' and misses coats and suits
at one-third and one-half off at the Fair
Savings Store.
Mrs. Blume and Mrs. B. A. Win
field of Minneapolis are guests at the
C. j. Smith home.
Rev. Gebhart OF Kenosha, is pay
ing visit to his daughter, one of the
Institutional force of our city schools.
Mrs. Russell Hoyt of Chaseburg
underwent an operation at La Crosse
above the eye removed and is doing
nicely.
Mrs. C. w. POWELL will entertain
the w. G. 7. U. at the county aims
house next Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Wilbur Ward was in from Chase
burg. He completed the school term
at Chaseburg and will join his parents
in Montana.
Miss Anna Yttri, who has been
teaching in North Dakota, was in Viro.
qua last week enroute to her home at
West Prairie.
DIR. Albert Bouf1leur was in the city
from Chicago for aday, returning on
Sunday in company with his niece,
Genevieve Harris.
Mrs. M. E. Hebberd of La Crosse
is visiting Mrs. H. P. Proctor. The
latter will entertain in honor of hei
guest on Friday evening.
-Thos. Anderson of Void, Montana,
is greeting friends in this vicinity. Mr..
Anderson formerly was stage driver
between this point and La Crosse.
Mrs. McGonigale is passing va.
and family. She is matron and over.
seer in the state tubercular sanitarium
at Wales.
Mr.. A. j. Beat returned from q
visit of inspection in South Dakota
He reports big fiocking to the west.
ern country and great increases in rea
estate values.
Mrs. Moe of Heron Lake, Mime.
sofa, departed for her home last Sun.
day after few days visit at the par.
entail home. Her son Alan remained
for an extended visit with his grand
parents.
Lawrence Douglas, son of form.
er Viroqua family, was accidently shot
in the knee at Deerlodge, Montana,
while out hunting with other boys.
The injury was painful but will bring
no permanent affection.
The Argus tells that j. F. Cox and
A. E. Mason of Red Mound section re.
Gently returned from land inspecting
tour to Texas. Mr.. Cox exchanged his
Vernon county farm for three-quartel
section tract of Texas soil.
"A jolly party of fifteen young PEG.
pie from West Prairie drove into towr
at the supper hour on Monday, return
ing after refreshing the inner man.
They came on broad wagon rack,
vehicle being drawn by four prancing
steeds.
All members of Viroqua Woodmar
camp are earnestly requested to attenc
regular meeting of the camp on Thurs
day evening of this week. At that
time definite action will be taken in ar
rangement for attendance upon the
district picnic of the order to be helC
at La Crosse on ] une 9. Don't fail Il
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Solberg of Bel
GUM Ridge, who were recently married,
were pleasantly surprised on Monday
evening by party of the bride s friends
of West Prairie. The party consisted
of sixteen young people who came on q
hay rack drawn by four horses. They
brought with them a bountiful repasi
and substantial present as token Of
theft esteem.
From the gifted pen of Editor o.
Byron Copper of De Soto. comes {
pretty poem 'Feathered Friends oil
Childhood, descriptive Of the wild
song birds of Wisconsin. The senti.
ment of the lines together with the
neatness of the little booklet in which
they find imprint are both creditable &c
the author and printer of the rhyme.
Mrs. Thomas Ellefson leaves, to.
day, for Hettinger, South Dakota,
where the family win make their fu-
ture home, Mr.. Ellefson joining his
wife as soon as business matters are
adjusted here. They have been re,
spected citizens Of Viroqua for thirty
years, entering into all that made bet
ter society and general conditions.
Their going is to be regretted.
An involuntary petition in bank.
ruptcy was filed in United States court
at La Crosse against the Danforth
Keehner & Edge company by FIVE local
creditors The sale advertised 70 take
place on Tuesday of this week did moi
occur as the bankruptcy proceeding.
1 take precedence over all previous as.
signments and all creditors will share
alike in the assets Of the late firm. =
Viola Intelligencer.