Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-19
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FRIDAY last was flag day.
-Viroqua Lumber Company.
Fourth of July goods at Towner' 8.
This is commencement week at the
state university
-For great bargains in millinery call
on Mrs. Q. l.. johnson.
House and two lots for sale. Inquire
| OF VIM. Oliver, yiroqua.
Tom Nottingham visited in the
| city on Friday and Saturday.
The most OF the best for the least at
the ViroQna Lumber Company's,
Over q million cakes of Maple City
Soap used i'll Wisconsin last year.
"A. b. Smith and William Peavy
came over from Avalanche on SATURDAY.
For sweet potato, ca bhage and to-
mato plants call on Mrs. H N. NJ
Rayner.
DR. and Mrs. Hebberd of Washburr,
are visiting their numerous relatives in
this city.
Cameras and kodaks of the best
makes and all of their accessories at
Towner's
John R. Hall and family We're over
from their new home near La Fargo TO
spend Sunday.
For sale. house and two lots, the
Harriet ~, Groves estate property. In-
quire of I G. Conklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Barnes, and
the baby, of Rockford, Illinois, are
guests at the home of B. F. Purdy.
Lumber sold al comparative price.
Call for yours elf and see.
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
Albert Stokes came over from Dell
with 400 pounds of wool which he lie
Ii ed to w N Coffland, receiving 164
ce.4 Ss.
Developing and finishing work for
amateur photographers done at reason
able rates at Munyon's Viroqua Cottage
studio.
-You can save money aad get up-to
date patterns in wall paper and borders
by making your selections from the fine
new lines at Johnson's drug store
Mr.. J. R. C4sson returned from
lar visit to South Dakota, Monday, &C
companied by her grandson. Don Camp
bell, who will spend his vacation here.
Nelson has just placed fine double
show case in his bakery. 1t is made of
polished oak with glass top and front
and is altogether one of the finest in
town.
Mrs b f. Norris wishes to an
nounce to the ladies that she will sell
all trimmed hats and street hats at cost
for the next two weeks. Remember the
place; one door north of Park Hotel.
4 AT the annual meeting of the yiro-
n qua Cemetery Association Q. G. Munson
was elected as one of the trustees to
succeed j. NJ Bennett whose occupa-
tion as salesman causes him to be absent
! much of the time.
Chris Oswald and wife returned,
Saturday, from South Dakota, where
they spent some weeks with their daugh-
ter and son. Mr.. Oswald reports that
country prosperous ais season with
conditions favorable for fine crops
Parties owning cameras who have
been discouraged from working pictures
because of lack Of time and facilities for
finishing same, can now renew their
efforts at snap shots Munyon, of the
Cottage studio, will finish work for you
1T is something unusual to be able
to speak Of Vernon county peach crop.
j. Holland has some four4year- r-old trees
on his place south of Victory, bearing
proliically. The peaches are now about
thrifty and well.
Still they are coming-2 and at a
time-of those long cars filled with lum-
ber every stick bought for cash thereby
getting the rock bottom prices and
taking advantage of the discounts. We
will make it an object to get your trade.
VIROQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
Those who were anticipating a
chance at the numerous fiocks of quail
through the country this fall are disap-
pointed, as the period of protection was
extended by the last legislature to Sep
tember /, 1908 Possibly there are many
hunters who are not aware OF the change
in the luWs.
Hicks warns everybody not to take
refuge under trees, anywhere in the
United States this year during storm.
He says that lightning will hit lovely
trees and in groves more this year than
for fifteen or twenty years previous to
this time 1t wont hurt anything to
heed the warning
"A summer "Outing Club" with a
stated membership of twenty-five, has
been organized among Viroqua business
men The object is to continue the
pleasant camping times that have exist
Ntt III J6S9 N0diS. 4tC" NohFo9 hOdoco
have been ordered for this seasons out
ing which wi be In July on the banks
of the Kickapoo near Manning.
Near Arcadia, Wednesday last, Nj.
Kreely and his son, both prominent
farmers, were instantly killed by light
ming. Both had been to Arcadia and
when the stori: threatened they started
home. They reached the farm safely
and drove into the barn. As they were
unhitching the team a bolt of lightning
entered the barn and instantly killed
the young man and the horses and
shocked the father. The elder man died
soon after receiving the shock.
Please ring the belle, $50 every belle
SAYS in her beart, to the absent beau. or
looking on our matchless collection Of
beautiful rings Diamonds, rubies
pearls and sapphires, emeralds and al
manner of precious and semi-precioui
stones are here shown in exquisite con
ception. The beauty of the settings il
very striking and the prices make lovely
pieces all the more attractive-for W.
have marked the goodc at oniy yer!
reasonable profit. If You are thinking
of ringing the belle, visit our store 70
your profit and hers. JOS. BoEHRER,
Jeweler
The CENSOR is in receipt OF cata
logue showing the extent and busines
of Ashyille Telephone Company of whicl
Viroqua people are managers and pr ncl