Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-08-13
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Mrs. Ed Cox and little son visited
at Tomah
Lantern.
The Savage Woman, Friday Clara
Kimball Young.
Miss Louise Trowbridge went to
Rice Lake to visit friends.
-NaZimovia-the Greatest of all
Stars-Monday and Tuesday.
Postmaster Jens Davidson was
up from Westby on legal business.
Carl B. Fortney and wife have
moved from Liberty Pole to this city.
At the Star, Monday and Tues
day, NAZIMOVA in The Red Lantern.
Merchant Tom Dahl is limping
about. Cause: Stepped on a rusty
mail.
Hans and Nels Neprud were up
from Coon Valley on business, yes
terday.
Judge Mahoney was confined to
his home by illness, but is able to be
about again.
Hon. Frank Clancy and family
of Soldiers Grove motored through the
city, yesterday.
Mrs. Nora Climber, late county
supervising teacher, has engaged to
teacN at AIdyNIlle.
Alderman Charlie Cullins was in
the city from La Crosse, making his
rounds as salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Henderson
lost a daughter at Asbury. Funeral
and burial at Victory.
Rev. Rutter was over from Rich
land Center for two days, taking his
family home with him.
Miss Catherine Lucas is spend
ing some time with her brother and
family at Chippewa Falls.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson came
from Wyoming to spend month
among relatives and friends.
There will be an ice cream social
helG at VIM. Weber's on Dach Ridge,
next Saturday evening, August 16.
-D1 G. W. Minshall is to make a
circuit Of fairs and race meetings with
his horses, starting at Stevens Point
next week.
i S. Hamilton is having a vaca-
ton from the Favor harness shop,
spending the time with his daughter
in South Dakota.
DR.. C. A. Minshall was over from
Westby on Monday He comes three
times a week to care for his brothers
veterinary practice.
The Silbaugh families on Asbury
ridge had as guests four young people
who motored down from Clark county.
the Galligan youths.
Gordon Bennett, Halle Lehman
and Earl KnUtson composed a camp
ing and fishing party that passed a
few days at Cataract
W. c. I. L. viii meet next Tues
day afternoon In Eekhart park. All
members are requested to be present
for election Of officers,
-CashtonRecord reports t'at while
at the Henry Erickson farm little Cliff
ford Van Duzee was kicked by . horse
and suffered q broken leg
Friends learn of the birth of q
second daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Birmingham Of St. Paul The lady's
maiden name was Beatrice Stevling
Miss Charlotte Davis returned
from a visit TO La Crosse and vicinity
She was accompanied home by her
friend, Miss Mildred Smith of La
Crescent.
-Cheever Fisher succeeds his faith
er, George 3. Fisher, in the poultry
and egg business of Fisher & Griffin.
George will look after his fruit and
farm ranch.
Ole T, Torger was here from Fer
sFyNlliS 10 see MS DfOJnef, ~. 1. orr
ney. who continues in very delicate
health. Mr.. Torger has just been re-
stored to eyesight after two years of
total blindness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Joyce have
their daughters, Miss Isa and Mrs.
Kate English. with them from Mimi
eapolis, also the latter's little son.
Mr. Joyce's brother, Hugh, of James
vile Maid him a visit
While returning from a trip to
Chicago, Fred R. Miller dropped in
upon old Viroqua friends for a couple
of days. He is engaged in the hard
ware business in South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar jacobson
were given a surprise party at their
Newton ridge farm last Sunday af-
ternoon, when a large company of
friends and neighbors assembled.
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