Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-08
w. E. Garrett is in Minneapolis.

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w. E. Garrett is in Minneapolis.
-Rummege sale Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Lilah Curtis came from La
Crosse to spend Sunday at home.
William Thompson arrived home
after season passed in Montana.
-Poluhni, the Mystic, at the Opera
Electric tonight and tomorrow night.
MIR. Bert Cowee of Rockton was a
business caller in the county seat today.
Ladies Ideal skirt and waist sup
porter, made of German silver, sold by
Rogers.
Remember Congregations rum
mage sale in church parlors, Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Dona Baker AID son have
moved from Viroqua to the town of
Harmony.
Hardware Merchant b S. Ander-
son is rusticating in Colodado for health
Improvement. N.kp
Il c.. Schoenberger and daughter.
Mrs. Edwin fainter, are spending few
days at Minneapolis.
Opening dance at Running's hall,
next Friday evening, October 10. Mu-
sic by 5-piece orchestra.
Rev. w. F. Price, formerly of this
place, has changed bis location from
PotoSi to Bruce, in this state.
The venerable Mrs. William Haugh-
ton has been i'll for some days but is
reported somewhat improved.
Chris WEIGH was in from Pleasant
Ridge making purchase of equipment
for the new stock barn on his farm.
---Viroqua Rebekahs celebrated ami
versary by initiation and appropriate
ceremonies at lodge room Monday nigh.
Otto Brown played with La Fargo
band at Viola fair, and Berlie Moore
assisted Gays Mills band at their fair.
Daniel Devorce of Genoa town, has
been on visit to the home of his boy
hood days in Indiana, after fifty-fve
| years absence.
We are rushed with business but
will use you right if you will come in
and make your wants known. .Bekke-
dial Lumber Company.
The Bay View Club began this
years work on Monday. Study for the
year is of South America and Mexico
and prominence given TO the Panama
canal.
AS today the waters Of the Pacific
and Atlantic Oceans will meet in the
Panama canal, and December first will
be open to ships, it is an event of world
wide Importance.
AT EIroy fair Frank Minshall drove
Easy Dawson as winner in one of the
big trotting races. Carl Anderson's
PAGER took fourth money. Both animals
have made good records in fall races at
many points.
John e. Nuzum & Son have under
construction, adjoining their lumber
yard on the south, a substantial and
modern one. story brick block, one room
of which will be leased for mercantile
business, the other for blacksmith pur-
poses.
Congregational Sunday school held
it's annual rally on Sunday morning,
when fitting program was presented,
inspiring new life for the Years york.
The city orchestra, Elizabeth Chase ant
Prof. Orput lent their personal efforts
to the success Of the gathering.
Mr.. Nels Wig returned from Min
nesota, where he visited relatives and
friends. He reports that cholera is de-
vastating that country of hogs, and
they are dieing by the thousands. The
father of julius Knudson of this city,
lost more than hundred from his farm.
The death at his home on Otter
Creek in Webster town, September 20,
removes another of the hardy pioneers
and veteran soldiers of the county, Mr..
Willis j. Roberts who had long been a
substantial citizen. He was close to
eighty years old. Funeral was held at
La Fargo on Thursday.
The little daughter of Sam Gross
narrowly escaped death by helping her.
self to bottle of tiny pills, largely
composed of poisonous medicine. She
is supposed to have swallowed several,
and was ir. serious condition when
physician was called Sunday afternoon.
She Is now convalescing.
Take notice of the advertisement
of o. E. Davis which appears in this
paper. Also watch for them each week.
They contain not only message about
his stock, but also some statistics in
which we are all interested the num-
Der of men and women employed in
different occupations n tn e United
States. gJs
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway Company just completed its
road into Spokane and is now one of
the great coast to coast lines. A mat
ter of some local significance in con-
nection with this matter is the fact that
our Harry Adams was the first conduc-
tor to take in a passenger train. He
has moved his family to Spokane,
--Chauncey Morley, graduate Of the
high school with the last class, goes to
Chicago to accept a position with an
electrical company, in which Harry E.
Wulhng il superintendent ard manager.
Cheuncey has panchant for that char
acter OF work and expects to attend
electrical engineering college after he
has obtained some practical experience.
-Worley B. Glenn and wife dropped
in on Father and Mother Luther Glenn
and spent few days. They were re-
turning from Milwaukee, where Wor-
ley represented the railroad conductors
Of Hsrlowtown, Montana, as delegate
in brotherhood convention. Mr. Glenn
is connected with the St Paul system
II his town, and also farms. During
the legislative session he represented
railroad Ynnr AT the rapffal