Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-19
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Landlord Guess of Viola, wss il
town Tuesday
DIR. Bean and F. P. Bean W ere il
the city ON Friday
Miss Ada Lyttle of De Soto. was a
guest of Marian H.yes
Ladies' who have used Maple City
Soap will testify TO its merits.
o. I'll. Johnson. one of DeSoto's bust
ness men, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Martin, of the firm of Martin &
kuebler, is spending the week in town
Miss Edna Cory arrived here, Mon
day, to spend the summer with relatives
Mrs. Peter Jacobus of Freeman,
Crawford county is visiting in the city.
The eye-siah- specialist, Prof Kron.
son. Park Hotel Wednesday and Thurs
day next.
Thomas Weavill has gone on visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Herman Allen, at
Grinnell, Iowa.
John F. Chapman has changed his
western residence from Washington
state to Idaho.
Win Selbach, the energetic young
machine agent of Rockton, was in the
city on Sunday.
Ernest Knehn and family have taken
up housekeeping again IN the V. E.
Akin residence.
Buy now while they last, those
elegant horse covers at The Blue Front
Only 75c per pair
Mrs. q. V. Dewitt and her mother.
Mrs. Metcalf, have gone TO South Da-
kota to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Proctor have
changed their residence to the corner
east of the school grounds.
The finest chocolate creams in the
land-received fresh each week at
Towner's. They are luscious.
Miss Mildred Lake, who has been
teaching at st. James, Minnesota, is at
home for the summer vacation
John Foster and wife of Nheatland,
returned from Michigan where they
spent some weeks with sick daughter.
Rob Clarke has forsaken the print
ing business for the present and is en-
gagged in painting with w. E. McClain.
AT the theatre, Thursday evening,
Miss Grace Dickson was presented with
a gold watch and chain in the voting
contest
Thursday evening, Rev. J. NJ Buff
fun will deliver aiemperance address in
this city, under the auspices of the Good
Templars
DIR Ludwig Hektoen, the eminent
surgeon and lecturer OF Chicago, paid d
xyi.St tc hio rRoranfs the nlFi
home at Westby.
The Springville w. G. T. U. will
hold their next meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie McLees, Wednesday, June
26th at 2 oclock,
In the lead again as usual, The Blue
Front Store has received the new shape
has in all styles. Get one now; they
are going rapidly.
Lost between Viroqua and Reads
town, June II, child's red cloak, trim
med with black. Finder will please
leave same at CENSOR Office.
The Viroqua Lumber Company has
without a doubt the largest and most
complete stock of lumber carried by any
dealer in this part of The state.
The Viroqua Lutheran aid society
will have an ice cream lawn social at
the residence of Mrs. O. H. Helgerson
on Thursday evening, June 30. Come,
everybody.
Friends of Mrs. Strawn will be
panied to learn that she was taken sick
while on her way to Ohio and was oh.
liged to stop on the way. She il, how
ever, recovering
Captain Silhaugh received by ex-
press, Monday morning, young fawn.
1t was sent from Ladysn .ith by his
nephew. Chester Silbaugh, having beer
captured by him.
The Misses Latta and Kier and Mr..
Erastus McLees will arrive home Friday
morning from Stevens Point normal.
Miss Latta is numbered among the June
graduates of that institution.
La Fargo has recently experienr d
three sad deaths-the young wife of DR.
Delap, whose demise was noted in the
last issue of the CENSOR; Mrs Allie
Hook Ainsworth and Miss Cora Wood
The litter was a young lady of twenty
two 7ars.
-Dwellers along the Mississippi rivel
in the Vicinity of Victory and De Sott
are making arrangements to celebrats
the Fourth of July on Battle Island
The promoters are confident that the bis
celebration at La Crosse will not inter
fere with their plans.
The heavy wind which prevailed il
this section Sunday afternoon, did no
little damage to shade trees, buildings
etc. Ananias Halls tobacco shed wai
moved from it's foundation and practi
cally wrecked. Mr. Kins' shed was alsC
damaged The windmill on the farm o
FL. ]. Gray was blown down and made
worthless.
Prof. Kronson, the eye-sight special
ist who has regularly visited this cit!
for the past few yeals, will be at tn,
Park Hotel at Viroqua, Wednesday ant
Thursday of next week, June 26 and q
If you need glasses fitted or have any
| defect of the eye, don't delay giving at
tention Prof KIonson's past recort
here is a guarantee that all who visi
him will be well treated.
The pIstoffice department has issue
| circulars warning against meddlinI
with rural mail boxes. There is = fin
| of $500 and three years Imprisonment
| in the penitentiary for anyone VIII
NEEDLES in any way with the mail boxe
that are located along the rural routes
/ Teachers should warn their pupils no
| to tamper with them in any way. an
hunters or small boys should not shoo
at them as this is the same as any othe
misdemeanor, for it is meddling wit
government property.
The law relating TO free tuition i
high schools for nonresident pupils
! raaasod lr the last leoislature gnes int