Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-24


Miss Winifred Baldwin and Mil
dred Lake visited at Sparta.
"A nine pound bov came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Herb Weavei
Miss Sybl Arnold of Melvina spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
"A trial of Maple City Soap will con-
vince you that it is perfection.
The Misses Hattie and Abbie Swift
zer are visiting In Grant county.
Miss Nina Bosshard nf La Crosse,
has been visiting Mrs. G. J. Smith.
Ed Jones of the Cashton Record
office, called on the CENSOR force, Fri
day.
For sele, a new twn-story dwelling
in Second ward. Inquire of Mrs. John
Tewalt.
Mrs Hewitt of Minneapolis. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Henry.
Misses Jessie. Stella and Ethel Nu-
zum are attending the Monona Lake
assembly
Mr. and Mrs, J. J Wilsey returned
from months visit with their daughter
in Illinois.
Mrs. Harry Adams came down
from Sparta and visited her father who
was in camp.
Gerhard Fortney. who is attending
summer school at Madison, spent Sun
day in the city.
Mrs. Terry Ross of Rich)and Cen
ter. is snending the week with her
mother. Mrs. Henry.
For sale. house and two lots, the
Harriet N. Groves estate property. In
quire of T c. Conklin
A party,of our business and profes-
slonal men are planning to take in the
Battle Island assembly,
Aaron Watson retrrneti Sc Monday
from Edgerton, where he has been err
ployed IN tobacco warehouse.
-Four horses dropped dead in the
harvest field near New Richmond, Fri
day, overcome by the intense heat.
A. L. Russell is enjoying visit
from his daughter Naude and grand
daughter Victoria of Minneapolis.
Yes, yes, yesl Three ears and three
different grades of those cheap SHINGLES
at VIRooUA LUMBER CONF ANY's.
Mr.. and Mrs Radford and two little
boys of Dakota, are visiting with Mrs
Radford's parents Mr.. and Mrs Wes.
Cade,
to mourn the loss of tender mother
and wife. Mrs. Briggs had frequently
visited in this city with her son and
other relatives.
If you want a fresh Jersey COW or
heifer, or young bull of best Jersey
blood call on g. w Nuzum; 19 head
and nearly all for sale.
Prof J G. Nodolph arrived in the
city on Friday morning for short stay.
He has accepted principalship of the
Smithland, Iowa, schools.
Get a pair - our superior horse
blankets, while they last Toe pair. They
are the best and cheapest in the city.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
-For sale. three quarter blood Dur
ham, yearling bull calf Sire was full
blood Durham, weight 1000 pounds.
H. J. REYNOLDS, Viroqua.
Ice cream sociable at N. Asburys
on Pleasant Ridge, Saturday evening,
July 27, for benefit of Endeavor society.
Everybody welcome Ladies please
bring cake.
Yes, we are in the lumber business
and can furnish you with anything from
toothpick to telegraph pole and at
right prices, too.
VTROQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
-Thos. w. Carter of Ashboro, N. CT
had kidney trouble and one bottle o.
Foley's Kidney Cure effected s. perfect
cure, and he says there is no rem edy to
compare with it. johnson & Co.
--Cashton defeated La Crosse by
score of 10 to |, in game of base ball
at the former place on Sunday after
noon Weisbecker and Burns did the
battery work for La Crosse and Fox and
Coe for Cashton. Charley Culver ura-
pired the game.
Fine up-to date 1ress shirts, fast
= colors worth 75c now SOC, worth 80 to
65c now 40 cents Mems fine socks
worth SOC now soc, worth 25c now 20c,
worth 20c now 15c, worth 15c now 10c
Straw and crash hats at your own price
almost THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. Crouch, wife of Rev. Thomas
Crouch, who, fifteen years ago was pas
tor on the Liberty Pole Methodist cir
cuit, Died at Boscobel on Thursday last
from the effects of a paralytic stroke.
The family has lived at Boscobel since
removing from this community. Mrs.
Crouch was GO years old.
William Burlin has disposed his
nice residence property on southern
Main street 10 William HUTCHINSON. hr.
Burlin and family will remove to Tomah
where their son Frank is engaged in
business Removal of Mr.. and Mrs
Burlin and Lulu from Viroqua. where
they have so long resided. will be re
gretted by citizens generally.
Editor E H. Briggs of the Republi
can. was summoned TO Hancock, Wan
shara county. more than week ago by
the critical illness of his mother, wht
passed away on Fridav last. For many
years Mrs Briggs had been in delicat.
health She was fifty-five years Of aga
the wife of Rev E T. Briggs Fou
sons and the dev oted husband survive
An engagement Is bright spot in
womans life. A mans engagement
are a large part of his business. Even
boy has an occasional engagement, ma,
be with neighbors apple tree-or TIN
dog underneath; they all have TO be me
or life would stop. Life goes brightes
and surest when timed hy the watche
sold by Jos BoEHRER, yiroqua'
leading jewel er.
From Princeton, Minnesota, Jane
LePage writes the CENSOR: Il rea'
with sorrow reports of our old neigh
bors' .mash-up and blow-away, W
have been lucky. but have had fev
sand storms The sand storm compare
with your drifting snow storm Some
times it Is that dark with sand ths : on
f..s.k ahaa6 f.F him