Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-09
Uncle SANS Bows Meet

On Monday last, being legal holt
day for labor, Vernon county rural mail
carriers held their semi annual reunion
at Westby, where goodly number met.
and royal reception is reported. The
next gathering will be at LaFarge, Feb
ruary %, Washington's birthday.
Make the old town good and clean
for fair.
-Tuhus & Clark sell the famous
Chippewa and imported all-wool auto
robes
Miss May McKittrick returned to
Cleveland, Ohio, to resume educational
duties
Margaret Graves and Psdline
Thompson entered upon teaching work
at Gays Mills.
Mrs. Chas Shannon is home from
Lacrosse hospital, with the wee little
one born there.
Messrs. and Mesdames H P. and
w. s. Proctor motored to Richland Gem
ter on business Tuesday.
Andrew Davik, who returned from
Lacrosse hospital where he took treat
ment, is making rapid gain.
Mrs. II. b. Allen arrived from
Montana Thursday last for visit with
her mother, Mrs. Caulhlns
j. Harry Gaines teaches in one Of
the ward schools in Ashland city the
ensuing year and has moved there.
Mrs. j F. Brown and child was
over from Sparta, guests of the G. E..
Morley and Geo. W. Minshall families
Aside from tobacco harvest and 81
10 filling there ought to be little to de-
ter farmers from fair attendance next
week
I'm the late United Brethren church
assignments Rev. A. B. Beckholt WAS
returned to Ontario and j. W. Trues-
dale to Burr.
The public library will be opened
evenings, beginning September Ia. 1t
will be closed Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday during the fair.
&C. j. Kuebler and family autoed to
the old home of Mrs. Kuebler at earn
avillo, Iowa. where she remained be-
cause Of the illness Of sister.
Whitney Nichols and family of
West Salem are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Nichols and children will make a
protracted stay at the parental home.
John NJ. fainter returned from La
Crosse, where he had charge of repairs
on the residence purchased by Frank
A. Chase. He says the Chases have a
fine home.
The Cashton Record states that
''Mrs. Elsie Hazen Of Cashton has ac-
cepted her old position as matron at
the home of the feeble minded at Chip
pewa Fall"
&C. M. Clark and Fred Kellicutt
went to Madison Saturday, driving home
a new 1915 Buick C37 the next day
Fred now takes great pleasure IN driv-
ing the same.
Mrs. Bolstad returned from North
Dakota, reporting arrival of twins, boy
ard girl, at the home of her daughter
and son in-law, Will Jordan and wife,
formerly of this place.
Superintendent and Mrs. Buffers
were called to Tomah to attend the
funeral of Mr. Buffers cousin, Mrs. o.
C. Crossett. who had been an invalid
for half dozen years.
Rev. Hofstead and others go to
Lacrosse to attend the funeral of the
late Rev. Rasmus Anderson, who died
on Monday. For more than twenty
years he was at the head Of the United
Lutheran congregation in Lacrosse, a
splendid citizen and strong christian
character.
Senator Howard Teasdale talked
politics on the street corner in Cashton
Monday evening. He made no votes.
-Four years ago he received six votes in
the village and this time he got five.
The other fellow either died, changed
his mind, moved away or did not vote.
--Cashton Record.
Rev. l.. w. Nixon and family de-
parted, yesterday, for their new work
at Plainfield, where he has a village
charge and one outside congregation.
During two years residence here Rev.
and Mrs. Nixon made many friends who
will wish them continued success in the
good work they are engaged.
After much hard work and tribula-
ton, with the assistance of that veter
an well-driller, William Webb, Thomas
Weayil and Irwin Henry, the heavy
pumping apparatus was lifted from the
lower public well, replaced and is now
doing execution. 1t was an expensive
accident for the city, for which no one
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