Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-08-16

ohNA JOui1SCOb MISS &JlQd
was united In marriage with J. ,,aenr,
Bennett, Vernon County's young dis
trlct attorney. None except the con
tractlng parties and families were, pres
emit. Rev, VIM. Haughton performe,
the ceremony. Like the sensible youn,
people they are, Mr.. and Mrs. Pennet
immediately took up housekeeping il
the neat new cottage on the hill, whicl
the groom had fitted and furnished rea
dy for occupancy. Born ami reare,
here they start out on their new relation
OF life under Hymen's banner will
bright and glowing prospects, and
host OF friends wish them God speed.
All kinds of spring goods at Town
er's.
Money to loan on real estate. G. Ell
MINsALL.
You ought 70 get some of Quealj
bargains l II windows.
Misses Ethel and Hazel Gorslin,
each have new bicycles.
For bibles, go to Towner's. He ha,
some good bargains.
Fishing tackle and all kind 3 of sport
ing goods at Towner's.
Miss Gertrude Smith of, Tomah
spent Friday with Sadie Wolfe.
Mrs. E. r. Ide of st. Paul, is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Stemen.
Mrs. Hamilton of Harmony, is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. S.. G.. jackson.
Mr.. Joseph Chambers, of Blooming
ton, Wis, is visiting his SOD Harley, OF
Newton.
-Thoreson's photograph gallery il
open everv Wednesday and Saturday al
Westby, Wis.
w. H. Hubble was up from Sparta
and spent Sunday as the guest of I. S.
Hamilton.
Mrs. Mulch of Hillsboro. is spending
a few DAYS at the nome of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton.
"A street fair for early October is
being talked up by Viroq1la business
men. Good scheme.
M. J. Sallander and wife were over
from Retreat and passed Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Gauper.
Chairman Gathers, Clerk Green, s..
". Green and wife, and J. Fl. Hill of
Leon, were in the city on Tuesday.
County Clerk Sherman issues his
first proclamation to an anxious public
through todays paper. It may interest
you.
Miss Lena Raffauf of Prairie du
CHEN, returned home Saturday, after a
visit with her friend, Ida Pates of Re-
treat.
Mrs. John Humphrey, nee Bausman,
a former resident Of this city, has re-
turned here to live, after an absence of
fifteen years.
-Mr.O O.. c. Weeden writes the CENSOR
from Kansas on AugustSth, that at 4:30
p. M, that day, mercury registered 104
degrees in the shade.
DR.. Fred Peterson, son of Hon. Alley
Peterson, of Soldiers Grove, is soon to
wed Edith Gates, daughter of one of Mil
waukee's large capitalists.
Although it is a little early, the vi
roqua Shoe Store is receiving it's fall
line of foot wear. The best of every
thing. Call and examine.
Ladies of the first division of the B.
B. society, of the church of Christ, will
serve a Is sent supper, Friday evening
the 18th in the church parlors. All are
invited.
-Westby and Cashton dealers report
the sale of many windmills since the
storm of Friday. The day following one
dealer disposed of fourteen and another
five.
-Viroqua has a new enterprise for the
purchase and shipment of country pro
d 1rrAa NJ A ENo.+o. :, T11
CENSOR calls farmers attention to his
announcement.
The old and we'll established drua
business of Mrs. E. F. Ramsland, al
Westby, has been purchased by o. A,
Unseth, a thorough druggist and ener
getic young business man.
Don Morton, who moved with his
parents from Franklin TO Springfield,
Missouri, two years since, recently gradu.
ated from the commercial and short
hand departments of the Springfield
normal and business college,
Rev. J. A. Stemen leaves tomorrow
for his summer vacation. He will visit
Chicago and preach in Pilgrim Congre-
gational church next Sunday, in Mil
waukee. Several days will then bt
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state.
John E. Casson of this city, starts
west to-day to accept q government
position with q surveying party. which
has the location and allotment OF landi
to Indians, The work is in the state o.
Washington, and under supervision O.
W. E. Casson as representative OF thu
Interior department.
A ladies Shakespeare club was 81
ganized at the residence of ] s Mck1t
trick, which will hold weekly meeting
for self improvement of the twenty per
sons who became members. May Nc
Kittrick was elected president, Lutl
Trowbridge vice president, &rs. j. II
Chase secretary and treasurer
Fake care in selecting ahoss for tn
children. 1t ID very important to th,
health, temperament and life OF achllt
that It's shoes should fit properly. N
boy or girl can be happy and we'll ii thei
shoes are constantly %torturing them
We carry the best line of children ps4
feet fitting shoes.
VshQQUA SHOE STORE.
-Sisy Clerk Packard tells the CENSOl
I that there are now about two hundre'
people or places that pay a city waite
tax. The council has ordered the LAT
ing of a two-inch water pipe Two book
north from Minshalla bus barn On Roe
street. Pipe has been laid two block
on Court street to accommodate Mrs
Casson, c. d. Williams, Squire Tone,
G. G. Faucet and others
As Kata sheridan. of Liberty Pole
MAS RETURNING from this city last We
nesday afternoon, when near A. c, Mol
J rison's farm, part of the harness. gay
away, letting TIL buggy against tn
horsa. causing a runaway. While eros
sing the rocky ravine below Ben VIA
. Jams the buggy seat, top ana Mrs
: Sheridan went Qyee backwards on th
: rocks, cutting bad cash on the side c
! her head and injuring her othGFwis,
MI. Williams seeing the runaway, ws
soon there aud rendered assistance, tn
horse soon became detached from tn
vehicle and not much damage TO hors
or buggy resulted
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