Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-02
Nov for de Chantauaua.

Mayor Garrett was confined to his
home by indisposition for couple OF
days.
Sam Older was in the city from
Chicago TO visit his brother, the city
clerk.
james Cass and wife are here from
Iowa to visit among relatives and old
friends.
City Marshal Griffin and wife have
had as their guest Mrs. Langley OF
Montana
Mrs. James w. Gilman had as
her guests her sister and niece from
Wonewoc.
Henry Hendrickson and family
spent a few DAYS among Crawford
county relatives.
. If YOU are looking for the best in
grade Jersey inquire of Clark Wheel
er, ,Viroqua, r. I. @
! Stephen Hetland and bride have
taken up housekeeping in the DR.. Ches-
ter Minshalf cottage.
Secretary Alexander, Judge Pol
lard, Frank and George Minshall at
tended races at Sparta.
There will be no literary meetings
at the Round Prairie school house I'M
til the opening of school.
/ Will |. Groves and wife have been
visited by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holley
and children of Waupaca.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dickson
Game from Menomonie to visit rela-
tiyes and renew friendships.
Bridge builders will find interest
in the advertisement of the town oil
Franklin, which asks for bids.
! Attorney and Mrs. Emmett Ma.
honey of Minneapolis, are visiting his
parents, Judge and Mrs. Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Wolfgram
entertained quite a large party of rel
atives for Prof. and Mrs. Roy Carver.
! AT her home, by fall on the walk
Mrs. Mary Lillis sustained a fractur.
i ed nose and other bruises of her face.
! Farmers Cooperative Company
will receive cattle and hogs at Chase.
burg Tuesday, August s. Fl. A. Hoff
Miss Turensa Elton. graduate
nurse of Lacrosse, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Elton al
/ West Prairie.
Remember the band concert al
the old tabernacle Friday night. Oul
new band is getting in good shape
and will furnish music for the fair.
| An ice cream social will be held
at Ray Henderson's, one mile east OF
Viroqua, Saturday evening. August
5,for benefit of Bishop Branch church
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University, Lacrosse, Wis.
Are you in need of lumber, shing
les, tobacco lath, roofing, cement, silC
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fly dope, binder Irvine, -four, bran Of
middlings? Thayer sells them.
Mrs. J. S. Moore and daughter
Mabel, of Genoa, left for Mellette
:. South Dakota, for few weeks visi
with the formers sister, Mrs. E. New
ton and other relatives and friends.
Heat prostrations and death
throughout the country have beer
alarming during the past ten days
largely in the congested cities sSi1
deaths occurred at Lacrosse and there
. abouts,
Everything is being placed il
rea illness for the chautauqua, to opel
next Sunday. The city park taberna
Gle Is being removed and good loca
. ton prepared for the weeks enter
tainment gathering.
/ Next weeks CENSOR will have
new ad. for w. E. Butt, offering one
half of s75 discount to buyers o
Woods Mobilette and Hupp's new
Emerson, $3.50 and 1895, light cars
also shares of Coey company, givins
stockholders right of 800 discount.
Robert Myers of Whitestown, on,
of the leading citizens of that section
since pioneer days, died Sunday morn
irg, aged IA years. He leaves wild
ow and family of grown sons and daugh
tiers. He was man we'll thought of
Funeral was at Dell on Tuesday.
The CENSOR bad calls from a mum
Der of people about the county who
were in the city yesterday on probate
business. Among them William Lvnr
of Rising Sun, Ham Cowan, Mrs
Trappe, Attorney Drew of LaFarge
II. r. johnson of DeSoto.
FRED EchnafI received a Telegram
from his brother in Sphinx county
South Dakota, advising him that blacl
rust arc hot weather had PRACTICAL,
ruined the wheat crop of that sectioff
Reports from both the Dakotas is t
the effect that torrid weather ha
wrought inealculable damage to crops
Hon. James n. Gillette, late gov
ernor of the great state of California
was in this city,the place of his birth
to renew scenes and visit many rela
tives. He went to the KickapOo sec
ton 30 call on kindred. Mr.. Gillette
was homeward bound after a business
mission in Washington, d. c, and the
east.
&C. o. Gunderson, wife and daugh
ter of Minneapolis, visited at the home
of Will Norris in this city, Miss Mar
guerite Norris accompanying then
home. Mr.. Gunderson is a Crawford
county boy, now employed as baggage
man on the famous Coast trains. the
lOlympian and Columbian, of the c. NJ
& St. Paul system. Mr.. Gunderson re
ports that extreme heat has damaged
grain crops in North Dakota to suci
an extent that wheat win not be cut
in some sections.
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