Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

noon.
&C. " Emo and wife of Valley and
Mrs Van 5. Bennett were in the city
on Monday.
Mrs. j. F. Parker returned from
Lacrosse hospital. weak but much i'm
proved in health.
DR.. A. P. Minshall is making salts
factory improvement, and is able to
take auto rides.
Mrs. Dan Wise and daughter Nellie
leave today for an extended trip through
Montana and Canada.
IF. w. Alexander and wife 60 to
Muscoda, Grant county, to attend an
old settlers reunion.
Russell B. Hoyt and family autoed
through the city yesterday, headed for
Madison and Chicago.
Thos. j. Ady returned to his North
Dakota home after two months stay
with relatives and friends.
On the farm of ]. d. Honaker light
ming struck his tobacco shed and killed
calf, otherwise no damage.
Rev. Hofstead is at Sparta endeav-
oring to put quietus on an attack Of
rheumatism via the bath route.
Mr.. B. S. Anderson and family are
enjoying visit from the formers
mother, who came from Seattle.
Louis Thompson returned from Mi
not, North Dakota, Sunday. The fam
lily will remain for another week.
MIR. VanDorn of Spokane, tarried
for a day with his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Jane Nelson, while enroute to the east.
-Mesdames John and Henry Husch-
ka entertained party of relatives at
the farm home of the former on Sum
day.
w. H. Lake returned from La
Crosse. Injuries from the attack of a
bull upon him were not as severe as
first thought.
Mrs. Bessie Beasley and daughter
Ruth of Terre Haute, Indiana, are
spending some time at the home of o.
G. Munson.
Mrs. liver A. Olson of Minneapolis,
is visiting her sister Mrs. 7. E. Gron-
ming. They are sisters of County Treas
urer Belland.
Esther Tuhus and cousin, Dora
ACNnliiCA lAOAA Lar al
ing spent the past ten days visiting
friends at that place.
Melvin Steenberg and wife are in
the city. Mr.. Steenberg advertises in
today's paper the old homestead east
of and adjoining the school block.
Mrs. T. o. Mork suffered stroke
of heat prostration last Wednesday.
She is recovering nicely, which relieves
the anxiety of her many friends.
Mrs. Frank B. Brehmer, Master:
German and Martin Kegley of Milwau.
kee, are visiting their cousins, MIR. and
Mrs. C. v. German at Springville.
Final transfer of the Methodist
camp meeting grounds has been made
to the city, and it will now be proper
to refer to the place as City Park. =
Mrs. Irwin d. Bennett and daugh.
ter Marie arrive here from the west
the latter part of this week and will
be pleased to meet all the old friends.
DIR. Morley was called to the Leon.
ard German home at Springville to sci
fracture of the forearm sustained by
a nephew of MIR. Germans of Milwau.
kee.
ALBERT Hutchinson and wife droppe
in on T. O. Mork Monday on their way
home to Soldiers Grove from Lacrosse.
Mr.. Mork autoed,them home in the af.
ternoon.
"A nine. year-old child of Ed. Har-
son on Belgium ridge is gravely afflict-
ed with spinal menengitis. Some i'm
provement now gives hope for ultimate
recovery.
-Evangelistic tent meetings closed
at Liberty Pole on Saturday night
Pastor Nixon reports thirty baptisms
and the same number accessions to the
church on Sunday.
Ernest Henry is enjoying a ten
days vacation from clerking duties at
For.ney & Henry sgrocery, himself and
wife spending the time at Retreat and
points along the river. Almon Fortney
is filling the vacancy.
West Prairie Synod church held a
pleasant missionfest Sunday morning,
followed by picnic in the afternoon.
Rev. Vein of Caledonia, Minnesota, de-
livered the address. A large crowd
participated in the event.
Third Regiment Band and hospital
corps depart for Camp Douglas next
Saturday morning on the annual en-
campment. All regiments of the state
militia go into camp at the same time.
This is an innovation from past years.
The chautauqua series Of entertain
ments to open in Viroqua August 3, Is
bringing to our very doors at cheap
price the best of talent. A dispatch
from Darlington says the lecture by
DR.. Nelson was one Of the best ever
delivered in that city. Read the pro-
gram circulars carefully. Young peo-
pie don't miss this opportunity. L.R.G.
The editor and wife arrived home
Sunday evening, having covered nearly
500 miles of territory in Iowa and Min
nesota, visiting many towns, friends
and relatives in the hasty trip. At
Austin, Minnesota, we found John H..
Frazier busy as mailer making good
newspaper and happy in bis new loca-
ton. At Dodge Center DR.. and Mrs.
w. E. Belt and daughter, Hazel, are
finely situated. Crops in both states
are unusually good, especially corn and
grass. And Mister, what roads! 1t
makes one blush with shame for his
home state when he notes comparison.
There they do systematic work, all by
contract, substantial and permanent.
For a stretch of hundred miles one
80, 49,, a machine v1ith0tlt finding a