Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-09-17
SHORT COMMUNITY JOTsI
1--WE weeks ON fair.

Only two weeks till fair.
Gays Mills fair this week.
-Assemblyman Carter was in the
city Friday
Miss. Cora Nelson went to Sibley,
Iowa, TO renew teaching work
Miss Ethel Lund renews educa-
tional studies at St.Olaf college.
--Frivole perfume and toilet water
at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Misses Mary Rusk and Mary
Cooper returned from Milwaukee.
Geo. w. Schroeder had business
that called him to Neillsville.
Esther Wolfgram renews student
work in Milwaukee normal school.
Subscribe for the Censor. New
names are being put on the lists daily.
III. F. Mills and family returned
from an auto trip to Madison and
Stoughton.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge goes to
Spokane to become instructor in an
eient history.
Fisher & Griffin will pay you the
lghest prices for live poultry next
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs, Alex Morrison ard Mrs.
Asher Gorsiine were at Victory to Wis
it their daughter and sister
Vincent Rabbit, Carl Curtis and
Paul Garin We're called TO Richland
Center to play ball at the fair.
Mrs. Thornton Taylor visited her
sisters at La Fargo. Her niece, Mrs.
Francois, returned home with her.
Mrs, Cora Barry of the postofliee
force, is taking vacation, spending the
time with her sister at Marshfield.
in a mix-up with the machinery
Pumpman William Hook experienced
the misfortune of the loss of finger.
Miss Winifred Widmer of Rock
ton, who attended Viroqua high school
has gone to Ryder, North Dakota, to
teach.
Our children's eyes should be con
served for their old age. Avoid eye
strain, the cause of eye trouble, head
ache, etc, that make children back
ward in school Visit Dr. Evenson at
Lacrosse for the eye examination.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Swanson mo-
tored to Stevens Point, taking their
daughter, Margaret Christensen, there
to enter normal school.
Postmaster Davidson and Super
visor Thorsen and II. H. Nustad were
in the county seat on business from
Westby on Friday
Prof. Chas. o. Bush, one of our
good Viroqua boys, writes to have his
paper changed from Guyana to Pc
quot, Minnesota. where he will be
principal of schools the coming year.
Seward Carter of Readstown,
went to Delatield, North Dakota, to
commence his first year of school
teaching.
Mrs. WHISKY was called from
Rockford by the illness of her little
daughter, who is cared for by her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W
| Powell. She has an attack of typhoid
III. E. Packard and family have
taken possession of the remodeled
General Rogers residence,a coy home
by new making.
John Bann and wife take up
housekeeping in the tenement house
Clark moves to the Bann place having
purchased the same.
"A large delegation, composing
several auto loads, went from this city
and vicinity to attend Richland Cen
ter fair. They report the whole af-
| fair record success as usual over
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Towner at
tended Minnesota state fair and pass
ed week with friends. James Ire
seder and VIM. Tewalt also looked
over that big show
| Miss Marion Dahl returned from
| her western outing and has resumed
her work as librarian at River Falls
normal school.
---Brigadier General Boardman and
Captain Buffers are announced speak
ers for today's great soldier welcome
of Sank county, to be held at Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Norris motored
to Madison, Waukesha and Milwau-
kee to spend few days with relatives
and friends.
At the Will Norris farm they had
as guests over Sunday, G. c. Case and
| family of Prairie du Chen, and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Carrier of Portland,
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Silbaugh
are here from Arizona to visit among
relatives and friends. They moved
west three wears ago, living in Cali
fornia and Washington. John is now
in employ of the state at the capitol
| in Phoenix.
M D.'Helgeson made a drive to
Sioux Falls, South Dakota and brought
his wife home He was accompanied
by his niece, Mrs. viii Nelson. Mons
run into a heavy rain storm. He says
the Iowa gumbo is something awful
to drive through.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Engebret-
son were in the city from Westby, Fri
day, and the Censor acknowledges a
call. They send three daughters,
Misses Esther, Ruth and Bella, to st.
Olaf college, two of whom will gradu-
ate next commencement time. Miss
Huldah Davidson of the same village,
goes to the same educational institu-
ton.
Mrs. Chas. Prindle was in the
city from Genoa to pass Sunday with
her old friend, Mrs. Page. Mrs.Prin-
dleis daughter of the late Mr.. Shum-
way, who located in Viroqua more
than a half century ago, remaining
here for many years.
| Mr. and Mrs. Shields and Mack
Brandon motored here from Mazo-
mamie, on Sunday, to see how the old
town looks. Mr. and Mrs. Shields re-
Gently returned from an eastern trip,
and she writes Interestingly of what
she saw in the historic confines of old
efete Boston The letter is given else
where in this paper.
Attorney Henry Casson 1notored
from Madison to spend night and
| look over boyhood scenes. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Casson and two
| friends ThirtY~fiVP wears apo TODAY