Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-09-03
Short News Stories of Interest
Vioqua Vicinity
Minnesota state fair this week.
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Minnesota state fair this week.
Milwaukee.
Miss Mary Webb is visiting her sister at
Miss Esther Butt is visiting Name Chase
Sperry at St.Paal-
Miss Susan Thompson is clerkinQ at SUIT
! Attorney H. P. Proctor was at NeilsyiIle
On professional business.
Theodore Woodwork is installed as clerk
/ in the Williams shoe store.
lake Mccoy is working for c. j. kuebler
installing Deico Light plants.
West Wisconsin Methodist conference
meets at EanClaire next week.
Edward 6orsline is suffering with q LAGER
ated hand. caused by tobacco spear.
Mrs. I'd Cox and little spent week
at Ross with Mr.. and Mrs HObe Groves.
Bert Wilson spent a few days here,
eOmpanying his family home to Aberdeen.
&C. 5. HOnRker has purchased fine Nash
roadster. driving il home from Milwaukee.
Clarence BOf has moved here from StOd-
dard 70 assist in county road work hereabCgts;;
The families Of John Weber and win
Beaver spent Sunday with Milt Henry's near
DeSeto.
viii Filming and wife are having a va
cation in northern Wisconsin, making the trip
by auto.
II. E. Goldsmith and family drove to Bos-
cobei and Lancaster, spending the weekend
Miss MyrtieLarson will succeed Miss Prom
Ell Us stenographer and boek-keeper at the
Nuzcm lumber yard.
-Adoiph Surenson and wife were out on an
auto tour to friends and relatives at Madi-
son and other places.
Agent Graf IS packing for shipment to
Milwaukee display of county sereals for
hibition at the state fair.
Assistant Postmaster and Mrs. E. NJ. Nye
! have been passing vacation with relatives at
Madison and other places
The stork in its fight brought baby
daughter to the home of MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Bangsberg, their first born.
MIR. L. l.. Baptie returned from his out
ing on Lake Winne5agO. Mrs. Baptie went
AT next meeting of VirOqua Eastern Star
Chapter, September 8, a candidate viii be in
itiafed Members urged to attend.
u. ID. Beck of the speakers at the
labor day demonstration in Lacrosse. His
theme was the high cost of living.
mir. and Mrs. Joel Nuzum had most of
their children at the family hearth stone
day last week, coming from distant points.
Swain Thompson and wife were here from
Readstowr, guests of relatives. MIR. ThOmp
son returned from the army some time since.
-. Z. Browning and daughter Kjristie
Naomi of Riverside. Illinois. visiting with
relatives and friends in Viroqua and West
Prairie.
Merchant Carl b. Froiland. accompanied
by his family, off for a vsi: to relatives
at I,ichiield, Minnesota. Miss Lucille Wig went
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson of Delafeld,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Nuzum.
The ladies were classmates during their uni
Mrs. Frank Wise entertained a number
at dinner in honor of Miss Agnes Ross of
New York City. Miss Ross leaves for her
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Doscher of Platteville,
in the city visiting their daughter. Mrs.
r.. L. Heindel. They are enroute home from
Rev. Martin Finstad arrived home from
Hudson. Minnesota, where he passed a week
with brother. He says they have fine crops
Miss Leona Heck. who underwent opera
ton for gOitre in Lacrosse hospital, is at
her duties as book-keeper in the First Nation
al Ia nj WOO a.
Mrs. Emil Larson and daughter Sandia.
of Little Falls, Minnesota and Melvin john
sister MRS TRos e FOTt he Of franklin e
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Braun. Of Lena, Hi
nOis, are visiting their relatives, M. J. Sal
in the city to call on Melvin Campers family
John ID. Doer Of Jefferson is of for
months visit with his daughter in Montana.
makes life miserable for him each early fall
season.
Veteran L. H. Glenn. member of Allen
MeVey Post I54 of LaFarge, and daughter
Clara, are visiting relatives at Lancaster,
Ohio. They will also attend the National G.
A. r, encampment at Columbus.
Miss Evelyn Austin of Chicago has been
guest at the Shirks home On Thursday,
Mr.. Henry Lehman and family and Mrs.
Austin drove here returning Saturday. The
gentleman is a brother of Mrs. Shrks.
Editor Harry Bailey and family came to
witness the ball game Sunday. They were
guests of the Brown and Lawton families.
visit.
JAS. H. Sherrick and family left by auto
for River Falls and other places in northern
Wisconsin, for outing. Blair came from
Rockford to accompany them. He is much
elated his duties in a manufacturing
plant.
John p. Joyce is always first to discover
Jack Frost in his annual FRANKS For four
mornings the past week, he found white frost
eastern round-house. A. F. Shilling reports
white coating in Liberty town. No damage
done to vegetation in these or other places
their summer nome at Torch Lake, Michigan,
spending August there in rest Rev. and Mrs.
Stephens will return from the same place be-
visiting their sons in Milwaukee. Mrs. Albion
Lindemann came from the place.
Mr.. Frank English arrived Saturday, from
Minneapolis. His wife and son return with
him. He was accompanied here by Mrs. Jessie
Joyce-Trimmer, who is at the parental home
for the first time in seven years.
MIR. and Mrs. Muholland of Chicago are
guests of the latter's sister, Mrs John Weber.
The former recently returned from overseas
where he served as a Knights of Columbus
Arthur Schoonov,r, wife and baby visited
the Iatter's brother, Sunday. Mr.. SehO0nOver
is superintendent of schools of Crawford cOun-
ty. While here he played ball with the Rich
land Center nine.
-Richland county fair dates fall on next
week. No place in western Wisconsin exceeds
Richards fair in its many features. They
advertise liberal and attractive amusement
program.
Prof. and Mrs. Kelley of Mineral Point.
accompanied by other relatives made motor
trip to this city and some KickapOo valley
points. They guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
S. Treseder while here. Mrs. Kelley, Ella
F. Wilson, was a teacher in schools and
the county training school for a number Of
years, and naturally she found a warm spot
in the hearts of many of people on this
return visit.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have just closed a
contract with BurOker & Nelson, Soldiers
Grove, for ffty-seven Pla-Safe brakes. Mr..
Nelson says when pulling in an Overland car
the brakes on the Overland gave out coming
down the North Clayton hill, and the Over
land bumped into his Ford with terrific force,
but the Pla-Safe brakes on his Ford car held
back both cars and avoided terrible accident.
All Ford owners should have the Pla-Safe
emergency brake.
Now is the time. Mr.. Farmer, TO purchase
Winner Tanning Mill, that you can grade
cut the very choicest kernels of grain raised
this year to save up for seeding time next
spring. Buy Winner of ChasS.Sla & Co.
or their agents, and raise a bumper crop. Ii
is just as much of loss to SOW scrub grain
as it is TO raise scrub stock. You never save
the runty pig to head the herd, WHY SOW
shrivelled, shrunken, scrub grain.