Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-20
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tie & Tate.
-Briek-Hard and soft, cheap at
Thayer's.
George Reed and family visited
at Valley junction.
Edwin Kuehn went to Milwaukee
to accept position.
Mrs. w. d. Dyson is visiting at
Lake Forest, Illinois.
Mrs. Wuster of Minneapolis is
guest of Mrs. j. E. Nuzum.
Get the best tobacco lath at Nu-
GUMS lumber yard in Viroqua.
Otto Hill and wife were over from
LaFarge, guests of o. P. Hills.
Ray Brye, wife and daughter we're
here from Lacrosse to visit relatives.
Call and see the new fall and win
ter styles at Mrs. I.arson's millinery
store.
-DeVerne Slack and Miss Viola
Bailey of Riehland Center, visited our
fair.
Mrs. Hettie Bolstad came from
Iowa to see her relatives and Viroqua
friends.
The most thrilling picture of the
age. Liberty" Opera house soon.
Look out for date.
Soon at the Opera Liber-
ty," the greatest serial of the day.
Taken on the border.
A complete and most beautiful
line of fall and winter dress goods
shown at Suite & Tate's.
Miss Ethel Nuzum returned to
L 30 L
work in the Y. W. G.. A.
DIR. Hess stock food is guaranteed
to improve your stock or your money
refunded, o. E. Davis.
Mrs. Chas. Shannon of Tomah, WIS
among Viroqua friends for : visit, ac-
companied by her little son.
Marathon county was awarded
first prize for having the best county
exhibit at the Wisconsin state fair.
Reports from Lacrosse hospital
are that John E. Stoll is getting along
well, but must remain at least fort
night.
Mrs. Clayton Wheeler, who form
erly studied music at Lawrence Con-
servatory of Music, is prepared to take
piano pupils.
DIR. G. A. Minshall, V. s., is in
Westby every day except Monday
when he is in Coon Valley. Westby
office over Liners grocery store.
Willard Chase and family were
here from LaFarge to visit friends
and relatives apd take in the fair.
Also Jos. Weisner and Carlos Bgchan-
an families.
Alderman Edward A. Schmidt has
been notified of his appointment as
government mail agent. He had his
try-out some months ago and has since
followed his trade.
-Spen Robson and wife came from
their Colorado home to visit among
relatives, old neighbors and attend
fair. They are still pleased with their
western location.
Remember the Dutch market next
Saturday, September %, to be held in
west room of Williams feed store
Lunch will be served all day, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock.
. According to the Record Cashton
sends twenty-four young people to
higher places of learning with the
opening of the school year. That is
certainly a fine showing.
Misses Mary and Beatrice Cof-
fand departed, yesterday, for Wheel
ing, West Virginia, to renew private
kindergarten teaching. 1t is the home
of their sister, Mrs Margaret Hogue.
Sergeant Heinz leaves tomorrow
to resume his station on the border
He returns by way of New Orleans.
During his furlough Mr.. Heinz was
kept busy with personal and profess
sional affairs.
otto Otteson of this city and
Adolph Sveen of Westby made trip
by automobile to lwaukee to attend
the state fair and take in conven-
ton OF undertakes. They report
fine drive and pleasant week.
Uncle John Jenness will visit the
Vernon county fair SO long as he has
life and strength, he declares, coming
over from Cashton for last week S
show. He was a resident of this sec
ton in the days when there was little
or no fair.
-Reverends Hogan and Robinson,
Congregational ministers respectively
'ofSparta and Lacrosse, passed through
the city on Thursday last after having
visited congregations on the Kicka-
the work at different places.
The Chi-Namel granting contest
given at the fair grounds was tried
out by about IS contestants. The
three competant judges, G. C. Brown
Geo. Schroeder and Lie Boyle, award
ed first prize to Mrs. John Fortney
and second prize to Bernice Griffin.
o. E. Davis.
Taylor Melvin arrived from Mis-
souri, in time to greet many old friends
and relatives at the fair. He moved
south twenty-seven years ago and
is seventeen years since his last visit
to the old stamping grounds. Time
has dealt lightly with him and any
person who ever knew the jovial Tay-
Tor would readily recognize him.
Senator Bennett and Assembly
man Carter were at Madison on Tues
day to be present at the convention of
nominees for state offices and legisla-
ture, when party platform was adopt
ed, presidential electors placed in the
field and memb ers of the state central
committee designated. Men of all
parties were at Madison on a like
mission, and now that these statutory
provisions have been complied witn
the political ball will open in earnest.
"A number OF farmers of this COM
munity were at Lacrosse to attend
a called meeting of stockholders of
the cooperative packing plant. There
we're not a sufficient number present
to take decisive action with reference
to present course of the concern.