Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-10-27

feace Will De gwen.
Druggist Dab lade business trip
to st. Paul.
"A few Stoughton combination racks
left st Jacob Dach, Jr's.
Victor Dahl is now managing the
Ford garage in this city.
-LaFarge lecture and entertainment
course opens November 10.
IF you want the best Of hard or
soft coal buy of L. C. Boyle.
Mrs. Alice White is paying her sis
ter, Mrs. Bert Frohock, visit.
Mrs. L. r. Gott leaves for a visit
to her girlhood home in Iowa county.
Mrs. C. W. Graves is spending q
few days in Milwaukee and Chicago.
j. w. Sanger and family visited
relatives and friends at Soldiers Grove.
Mrs. Mary D. Brown is spending
the week with her sister in Lacrosse.
w. C. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
L T. Smith next Tuese ~. November 2.
Harley Bennett of Academy, South
Dakota, visited at the Roy Atkins
home.
Mrs. NJ. H. Bekkedal ard Mrs Carl
Anderson we're here from Westby to
visit Mrs. Roselsnd.
Almost unbelievable that the past
week has been mostly sunshine and
pleasant weather.
Mrs. A. E. Burnside of Madison, is
making an indefinite visit at the home
of her brother, E. w. Hazen.
superintendent Louis T. johnson
motored from Richland Center and
spent Sunday night in Viroqua.
Word comes from Marshfeld that
Mrs. Jas. F. Parker is critically i'll
there, with slight hope of recovery.
john w. Potts left yesterday for
Ohio to pass two weeks. Illness of an
aged aunt is the reason for his going.
Mrs. Dora Stevens Bowman and
little daughter returned to their Aber-
deem home after a summer spent on
Coon Prairie.
-viroqua Mothers Alliance will meet
in the high school auditorium at four
O'Clock next Monday. All are request
ed to attend.
Luther Glenn placed in the CENSOR
show window potato that weighs four
pounds. Mr.. Glenn challenges any
Third Sar6er to beat it.
MIR. N. A. Swiggum paid an over
Sunday visit to Rev. Cooke and family
at Reedsburg. He reports the Cookies
well situated and pleased with their
work.
--Chaseburg correspondent reports
that the highway commissioner is hav-
ing hard time securing sufficient work
men to complete road improvements in
that village.
-Richland Center school team made
q bad showing for LaFarge highs, score
40 to 0. Next Saturday, at LaFarge a
return game will be played. Better
luck to our county boys.
Mrs. ]. P. Joyce left for an extend
ed visit with relatives at St. Paul, Min
neapolis and Duluth. Mr.. Joyce &C,
companied her as far as the Twin Cities
for an over Sunday visit.
Manager Lee Lepley of Liberty
Pole cheese factory, and Chas. s. Hon.
aker, we're up to have the initiatory
degree conferred upon them in Masonic
lodge, Wednesday night.
DIR. j. F. Brown, superintendent
of Sparta state school for dependent
children, autoed over on Sunday to see
Col. Morley. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Brown and two sons. Also sister
and brother-in-law of Illinois.
-Mrs. Bean writes to her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. John Tewalt, that she
was an eye witness to the instant kill
ing of two men at Three Forks, Monta-
ne, who were run over by fast NOV
ing train. She was at Butte when the
mine explosion occurred, killing sixteen
persons.
Mr. Hans Amundson came from
his Mcndovi home to visit relatives and
old-time friends in Viroqua, Westby.
Springville and Readstown. He tells
the CENSOR that his son, DIR. Amund-
son. is successfully conducting a hospi-
tai at Mondovi in connection with his
medical practice. The senior Amund.
son is book-keeper and manager for the
institution.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Spellum are
moving to their new home on the hill
just north of the city limits. Their res
ideDce is one Of the best modern struc-
lures in this section, having all conven-
fences and equipment equal to the best.
The exterior is pebble-dashed, interior
finished of the choicest woods, heating
and lighting systems up-to.d date. Con-
tracts for carpenter work and masonry
were executed by Hall & Burkhardt
and John Husehka, respectively.