Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-18

=. N. johnson of Mt Sterling was
in town Friday.
Mrs. Anna Lake Of Liberty Pole
is building fine basement barn.
Mrs. George Bush returned from
several weeks stay in DAKOTA
Captain and Mrs. Nye of Viola, are
here, guests of their son and daughter
Lawrence Dickson and wife mo-
tored from Menomorie to see relatives
and friends.
Miss Lancetta Case of Norway
Ridge is guest of Superintendent and
Mrs. Buffers.
Miss Bena Peterson came from
Aurora, Illinois, for a few days visit
with home folks.
ID. F Allen of Newton spent the
past week with relatives at Prairie du
Chen and Lacrosse.
Mrs E. j. Older and daughter
Frances were in Lacrosse on business
and to visit friends.
Paul Garin left Thursday for Gin
einrati. Ohio, where he will enter g
monastery &c become priest.
Miss Esme Dornsr. Jeff Tuesday for
her home in Ontario after passing
week with friends in Viroqus.
Miss Ella Fcx is improving from a
serious illness. Her sister Mrs. Hol-
brook was called from Augusta.
The Viroqua 5.piece orchestra will
furnish fine music at the dance at Run
ning's hall Friday night, this week.
Hans Olson of SpringvilIe soon
moves to Ryder, North Dakora, where
he will be in the employ of E. H. Officer
Rev. and Mrs. Smeby are taking
their annual vacation. spending some
days at their former Minnesota homes.
&C. NJ and Dell Morrison autoed to
Lacrosse last Sunday to see their sis
ter. Mrs Russell, who is still in the
hospital.
"A dance will be given at Newton
town hall Saturday, August 81 Good
music will be furnished anu supper will
be served in the hall.
Mrs. G. w. Melvin of Westby is in
critical condition after long illness,
and sister lately came from the west.
Her sister-in-law, Mrs. j. W. Brown,
spent couple of days with her.
--Chas. O. Bush came from Aber-
deem and with his brother Albert has
gone to Manning for two weeks camp
ing. Charlie is somewhat out of health,
but expects to continue teaching the
coming year.
DIR. Fred Tate spent an hour in the
city on Sunday enroute from his home
at Rice Lake to Milwaukee. Also was
a guest at Camp Tate for day, fur
nishing the party with northern catch
for a fish dinner.
Mrs. Mable Hoff and Miss Pearl
Ranger, daughters of George Ranger,
withstood operations for bad cases of
goitre. Their aunts, Mesdames j. II.
Sherrick and Lloyd Hall visited them
at Lacrosse.
F. M. Hart and wife, Edwin Toms
and family autoed from Richland Gen.
ter to pay Sunday visit to their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Gorsueh
Mrs. Toms remains for a time. She
is graduate of our high school.
Although resident of Lacrosse,
Frank A. Chase cannot resist the op-
portunity to dabble in Vernon county
residence property in Lacrosse for the
AoA &c AAhC AAddk Adt III al w ACdtiduu bCt-
ter known as the John L. Davis place.
-Cashton people are pleased because
the railroad company has workmen
there to clean up the stock yards and
put in new cement floors and repair
the hangers and fences. The Record
says this yard has been a disgrace for
some time; being unsanitary, unsightly
and inconvenient.
Judge Mahoney has resigned as
member of tie board of education, the
question having been raised as to his
eligibility to serve in that capacity
while holding the position of probate
Judge. The legality having been raised
at some point in the state and deter
mined the Offices are incompatible.
in renewing for the CENSOR, Hen
ry Wigdahl writes from Colfax con-
corning a reunion of Vernonites at the
farm home of Henry Thompson. at
which affair John Moseng. Andy Bax-
ter, John Fortney. Knut Moseng Chris
Stegna, Thomas Tollefson and himself |
were present. A bountiful dinner was