Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-06-14
90 to Townef's for wall paper.

be closed from July to s.
The latest designs in wall ,aper al
Towner's.
Retreat postofiice is now money
order Office.
! Extra size underwear and hosiery at
Rogers q Williams
| For bibles, go to Towner's. He has
some good bargains
| Sixty dog licenses have been issued
by City Clerk Packard
i ID. N. Trip and David Pitts were
over from Trippvilie, on Saturday
The best cement and glue in the
world at Towner's. only 10c per bottle
White goods organizes, piques. laces
and embroideries at Rogers 81 Williams.
Theo Saugstad and wife, of Chris
tiana, were guests of Viroqua friends,
Saturday.
Summer hats for men and boys,
loveralls for men and boys at Rogers a.
Williams,
"A beautiful line of novelties, in rib
bons belts and buckles, at Rogers 81
Williams.
Thoreson's photograph gallery is
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
Westby, Wis.
i Justus Fulmer, Melvin Wirtz and
Orlando Fulmer were town of Stark
callers on Friday.
Misses Rose and Rena Waggoner
and ]. III Frazier and wife were in the
city with friends ON Sunday.
Barbara Munson and Ben Dickson
| attended graduation exercises of Viola
schools, Saturday. evenine
M. Geo. H. Chambers was at Fond
du Lac, last week. as delegate to the
state meeting of Maccabees.
| Kid gloves, mitts, shirt waists, skirts
sn:ght gowns, chemises and summer COR
acts. ROGERS q WILLIAMS.
The farm dwellingof William Heal
near Sugar Grove was struck by light
ming on Tuesday. The damage was not
| large.
Harold p. Proctor is at home after
| several weeks absence at St. Peter, Min
nesota, where he looked after telephone
| Affairs
Quite severe hail storm accompan-
led the rain of Sunday night lii Union,
Forest and easterns portions of the
county.
The theatre was unable to get here
till Thursday night, coming then by
team. Give them good houses the rest
of the week.
Thos Beaver, of Webster, lost a
horse and Stephen Wilson, on Webster
Greek, Is head of sheep during Sunday
| nights storm
C f. Dahl and A. J. Beat have pur-
fho Mair ctr ,teer cd
| by F. M. Towner, between Tate's store
and Butts block.
DIR McElwee, the specialist so fav-
orably known throughout Vernon
county, will be at the Viroqua hotel ON
Tuesday, June 90
Those interested in the organ ization
of class of stenography are asked to
meet at the high school room on MOD
day evening, June 10.
"A good deal of tobacco planting has
been done within the past week. No
doubt it has been more or less damaged
by the heavy rains.
Col Casson is expected in Viroqua
any day, to look up the matter of estab-
fishing free rural mail delivery ser
vice for this section.
The county agricultural society is
advertising the approaching fair and Its
many attractions on envelopes sent out
by business houses.
Mr.. P. Conner, of East Dubuque, is
visiting the old home at Liberty Pole.
He was in the city on Thursday in COM
pany with his brother John.
Miss Anna Hauge of Westby, de-
parted Tuesday, for Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, where she will spend the sum-
mer visiting relatives.
C M Seeley, of Star, was one of the
heaviest individual losers in the floods
Several thousand railroad ties and logs
fioated ftom his possession.
DE Soto, Retreat, Viola, La Fargo,
Ontario, Dell, and we have no doubt other
outlying towns of the county, are prepar-
ing to celebrate on the Fourth.
Lost, last Friday, between Viroqua
and Rising Sun, a gray macintosh cape.
Finder will please leave at Michael
sohn's store, in Viroqua.
The CENSoR'S potato bug inform
ant. it seems, was clearly outside of his
field as an observer. The pesky things
are as plentiful and as active as of yore.
REV j. w. Holway and family came
from Retreat to take the train east,
Monday. After waiting three days they
drove to De Soto and will continue their
journey.
Monday evening during friendly
scuffie on the walk in front of the opera
house restaurant, Howard Bennett and
Elmer Strait fell into and broke one of
the large plate glass.
Miss Laura Morley, formerly of this
city, was one of class of seventy mine,
who graduated from the Madison high
school at last weeks commencement
exercises
The city council will hold special
meeting next Monday night to receive
applications for saloon licenses. The
board of review will meet and organize
one week later.
The Avalanche wooden mills have
started up for the season. Proprietor
Glenn, who was in the city, ON Wednes-
day, says they are well prepared to do
carding, spinning, ect
Company NJ has an invitation to
take part in Sparta's Fourth of July
celebration 1t will partake of a mill
tary affair. Adjutant General Board
man will deliver the grafton of the day.
Henry E. Rogers, book-keeper at
Rogers q Williams store, is making
preparations to visit California at the
time of the great educational excursion
to Los Angeles in July
"A woman wants man for hus-
band, one with life, energy, courage.
Girls, if you get one without these
good qualities, give him Rocky Mount
ain Tea. Twill do the business. A. J.
johnson & Co.
Register of Deeds Hutchinson has
quite materially improved in health and
hopes to be able to visit his many friends
in this city within few ds rs. For six
months Mr.. Hutchinson has been con-
| fined 20 his Readstown home.
Forty thousand trout from the state
fish hatchery arrived here Thursday and
were distributed as follows: w. M.
Kingston p,aced 10000 in Wing brook
| in Harmony A. T. Forum 10000 in
Bristow creek; the writer placed 90, 900
in Bishop branch.
| All friends most sincerely sympathize
with Rev and Mrs. e. Trimm in the
death of their eldest daughter, Hazel,
which occurred at Chippewa Falls,
Thursday last, after an illness of six
months, from tuberculosis of the bowels.
Hazel was born during Rev Trimms
pastorats in Viroqua, Dec. 6, 1885. She
| xvaS n BRIGHT and 1nyaahla child