Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-06-28

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Go to Towner's for wall paper.
Martin & Kuebler for bicycle sun
dries
The latest designs in wall paper at
Towner's.
Mrs. DR. Chase is visiting at her old
home in Lancaster.
Extra size underwear and hosiery at
Rogers & Williams.
| For bibles, go to Towner's. He has
some good bargains.
Remember the pioneer picnic in
this city on the Fourth.
-Viroqua people will scatter in all
directions on the Fourth
Mr.. E. w. Shreve is ma king a tour
OF observation in Tennessee
The dental office of DIR. Chase will
be closed from July to 8.
Mrs. Ida Cory was up from Sparta
to spend Sunday with relatives.
Smoke the Garter Harrison" Scent
cigar. r. E. Monroe keeps them,
Rev and Mrs Rust have young
heir, making J. f. Parker grandpa
| Genoa and Springville will be full
money order postoffices after July first.
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
Summer hats for men and boys,
overalls for men and boys at Rogers q
Williams,
/ John r. Spellum has purchased the
A. N. Asbury residence in the Second
ward.
/ "A beautiful line of novelties, in rib
bons, belts and buckles, at Rogers &
Williams.
| "A substantial stone crossing has
been put in from Nelson's old corner to
Proctor's block.
| Valley has organized band. Ed.
Lind of Hillsboro is giving course of
instruction.
-Thoreson's photograph gallery is
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
Westby, Wis.
Two La Crosse parties have string
OF half dozen race horces here work
ing them on our track.
| Miss Marian Hayes entertained a
party of young friends at the home of
her parents, on Thursday
| May McKittrick and Gerhardt Fort
ney, our students at the state university,
returned home on Friday.
| DR.. J. B. Trowbridge and family of
Hayward, are paying a visit to the
| parental home in this city.
| Lutheran ladies aid society meets
| with Mrs. Louise Larson, Thursday,
June 49, Everybody invited.
| Kid gloves, mitts, shirt waists, skirts
snight gowns, chemises and summer cor
acts. ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
-Supt. and Mrs Wilkins, son and
daughter left for Milwaukee on Satur-
| day, for their annual weeks vacation.
During the term of court George
! Appleby and Mrs. Catharine Dermody
had full citizenship conferred upon them.
"A new sixfoot plank walk is being
constructed ON South Main street from
the residence of Mrs VanWagoner to
the city limits.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gorton, of Plankinton
South Dakota, are visiting numerous rel
| atives in and about Viroqua. The lady
is sister of Mrs Col May.
| Chicago folks chew two and one
half carloads of gum every week. That
means 5000, 900 sticks, costing $50, 900,
says Chicago wholesaler.
| William Dowell was out for a ride
and attended church, last Sunday, for
the first time since he suffered stroke
of paralysis two months ago.
If you want good smoke for cents
| buy Nineteen Hundred For sale
at R. E. Monroe's confectionery, fruit
and lunch room, in opera block.
There will be a strawberry social at
the residence of Geo. w. Heron, two
miles north of Springville, Friday even
ing, June 30. Everybody invited.
| Mr.. Andrew Engeset of Prairie du
Sac, spent couple of days in the city
since our last issue He will locate here
for the practice of law early in July.
Hon. F. P. johnson and about one
half of the citizens of Ontario, We're
here last Thursday and Friday as wit
nesses in the case against Robert Gill.
-Hillsboro racing matinee ON the nth
was not a big success, because of bad
track and roads that made it impossible
for large field Of horses TO get there
| Mary E., wife OF W. H Harris, was
brought over from Trippville by Under
Sheriff White, adjudged insane and
taken on Tuesday to Mendoza by Sheriff
Ericsson and Mr. Harris.
| News has been received here of the
death of Rev. Timothy S. Paul, at Selma,
California. Mr.. Paul was son-in-law
of Col May. The family removed from
this section fifteen years or more since.
II. C. Pringle returned from two
weeks business visit to Dubuque, Iowa.
He returned by boat, making the trip
from Dubuque to La Crosse in about
twelve hours. He reports a big traffic by
the steamers, in both passengers and
freight
"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.
| DIR. Moe, of Chaseburg, has just re-
turned from Columbus, Ohio, where he
has been in attendance at the national
meeting of the American Medical asso-
citation for one week He visited Detroit,
Chicago, and other eastern cities while
away.
The supreme court has just handed
down an opinion affirming decision
from Judge Mahoney's county court. a
year since in which Bert Jenness was
sentenced to confinement in county Jail
for alleged non-support of his wife. The
defense contended that manner Of draw
ing jury was illegal.
AT the Viroqua Shoes Store you viii
find the largest stock, the best made,
best wearing and best fitting shoes
Ladies Queen quality and Growers soft
sole shoes for tender feet are among the
many special lots to select from. Our
shoes require no breaking in. They are
easy from the start.
ROGERS 81 WILLIAMS.
-Viroqua Students most of them at
! least. are home from normal schools for
! the summer vacation. Rebecca Nuzum
and Mile Jordan return as full gradu-
ates from Stevens Point. Helen Colt,
Bert and Myrtle Switzer came from the
same institution. Allie Richards re-
: turned from Platteville normal
Mr. p Ketcham of Pike City, Cal.
says: During my brothers late sickness
e from sciatic rheumatism, Chamberlain
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