Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-10-09

-Hilmer Running is clerking in Dahl's
pharmacy and store.
"A. j. Livingston was at Chicago to
witness championship ball games.
Veteran s. J. n assey il confined to
his home by illness and is quite feeble.
Miss Gena Lem went to Crawford
county to attend the marriage of a
brother.
Mrs. Will Clark took her little two
year old daughter to La Crosse hos
pital for treatment
-rMesdames Robert Hammer and
Wernick of Hillsboro were guests OF
Mrs. 0. B, Wyrnan for several days.
"A number Of new and attractive
advertisements in today's CENSOR.
Read them all carefully and profit there
by
Viroqua Encampment No. so, |. o.
o. F., meets next Monday evening,
October Ia, at 800 p. m. Work in Roy
al Purple Degree.
DIR. Martin Hagen is moving his
household effects from Soldiers Grove
to Viroqua, presumably to continue
practice of his profession.
Great Fifty dozen of Mems Aeeced
underwear at 80 cents each; wonder
full bargain Take advantage of this
scoop at Ostrem's store, Viroqua.
The whole newspaper fraternity of
Westby, Editors Hage and Haughton,
with their wives, we're guests Of Viro'
qua relatives and friends on Sunday.
Mr.. E. B. Hutchinson and family
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are guests of
DIR. and Mrs. r. w. Baldwin. The
gentleman is brother of Mrs. Baldwin.
Rev. Eufstad, new pastor of Viroqua
United Lutheran church, is moving his
family from Westby to this city. They
will occupy the B. F. Purdy residence.
Miss Ethel Fisher returned from a
visit with her parents at Waupun.
She reports them contented and inter-
ested in their work and responsibility,
with plenty to occupy their hands and
heads.
r. M. McAuley has changed mind,
we are pleased to say, concerning locat-
ing in the west. Instead ne has pur-
chased the P. II. Oftedehi residence in
this city and will soon remove his fam
lily here from DeSOto.
w. N. Coffiand has resigned his
candidacy as presidential elector on the
democratic ticket for this congression-
al district. This because of his con-
gressional CANDIDACY. E. l.. Luckow
Of Baraboo has been named for elector
by the state central committee.
Mrs. Ethel Brandon Bohn writes
from Hillsboro that their dwelling house
was badly burned or Wednesday night
last, causing them heavy loss, with
little insurance. Mrs Bonn and child
escaped from the building with no in
juries while Mr.. Bohn was burned about
the face.
Regular meetings are now being
held by the local Knights of Pythias
lodge after several months of inactivity.
At the next meeting degree will be
conferred. Every member is urged to
add strength and interest to the occas-
ion by his presence. Refreshments will
be served.
j. W. Thayer and G. r. Bishop
have purchased the Daniel Wise -four
and feed stock and will buy and sell all
kinds Of feed. Mr. Bishop aud family
will live in the VIM Haughtcn resi-
denee during the winter months, while
the Mesdames. Haughton are at their
winter home at Madison.
Mrs Ole Erickson died at the farm
home in Franklin on Monday, aged 80
years. resident Of the county for 60
years, a native Of Norway. Mr.. Err
ickson survives her The first husband
was Mr. Fortney. Funeral will be at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ole
on Friday Her other chill
dren are Mrs. J. s. Dregne, Mrs. Louis
Hauge, Hans O. Fortney, Ole o. Fort
nev