Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-31

.lue Front Store.
Ole A. Kalvestran and wife have
lovsd to Readstown.
Miss Alice Rusk of Chip, VIZ Falls,
visiting her grandmother
Miss Grace Horton and Mrs Heron
ave been visiting at Hillsboro.
Mrs. John Beatv Of Fond du Lac, is
Isiting numerous V,roqua friends.
Henry Holverson of Cashton. is in.
allied as clerk at Johnson's drug store
j. w. Thayer and brother are ab0uq
establish a second lumber yard at
q Fargo.
No such neckwTar for quality, style
I'd beauty to be found as at the Blue
ront Store.
"A sale on tan shoes at the Boston
othing House for one week only See
Iverti'ement.
Mrs Nelson and children came from
) Crosse to make the Seth Smith pa
lts.i home visit.
From the effects Of heat H FL.
hite and Hans P Skillude of Stoddar,,,
,sntly lost each horse,
Miss Alma Steenberg is taking n
10 weeks vacation from her clerking
ties in Towner's store.
t-Cashton is asking the court for the
Hargement Of its village AREA by the
Hilton of eight acres of land.
Joseph Harris, Lo'1is Bruland and
IN A. Benson were Manning callers
the CENSOR office on Friday.
Lumber. Lumber. Lumber Read
advertisement
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
Mrs Cory was with relatives for a
,ple of days. Her daughter Edna and
Artf ur returned TO Sparta with her.
Philip Rhodes and wife have en-
I'd "a visit from their son Fred and
lilly and daughter Nellie Hatton of
fcago.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
toffice: w. w. Williams, Robert
loes, Mrs Henry Gilmore, Miss Min
IKimball
During the storm of Thursday night
s;rn on the farm of Andrew Hauge,
I, Coon Valley, was struck by light
n and burned
Attorney o. r Skaar OF La Crosse,
win the city on Monday on profes-
shl business He made many calls
old-time friends.
Mrs. o. P. Hill met with painful
adent, Friday. She slipped and
sined one of her ankles. SO severe
wit that the member was placed in a
pier cast.
Mrs. Torger johnson. after four
mghs' visit with her daughters in
Chgo. has returned home. Her
yogest daughter came with her to
spe three weeks.
remember our wonderful discount
salsontinues. Many are taking ad-
vaIge of securing the best goods at
lesslan it costs to make them
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
.ihe B. B. society of the Church of
Chit has decided to sell the wrecked
boafp house on the fair grounds.
Sea bids should he filed with Miss
Evsforrison until - m. August 3. So.
cieteeserves the right to reject bids.
-scksrt Brothers have disposed OF
thsi tore and stock of merchandise at
Sug Grove TO Miss Dora Cramine. u
brig. young lady who has devoted her
eneies to teaching. She will doubtless
msha success OF her new calling. The
Decrts will seek new locatioa.
his ID good year for bees. VIM.
Mutt recently took 100 pounds OF honey
from swarm in just one month from
swaling. If u man could bava few
stars like that one he wouldn't need
to VIZ much during the hot spell un-
lesss wanted to. -Elroy Tribune.
--sr. A. o. Espeseth purchased from
ColI}utt two lots Immediately north
indirectly across the street from the
Hellson tobacco warehouse Mr. Es-
pesel will erect a good warehouse this
seaa providing the railroad company
sgrs to extend a siding to the property.
In the goth William Hutchison
wassiven an anniversary surprise at
the lome of his daughter, Mrs T. O.
Nor by his fellow members of Viroqua
Odd Fellows lodge. Mr. Hutchison
md Is fellow iraters enjoyed the occa-
'ionreatly. An easy rocker was pre-
'entt.
hiring his last trip to Gates county
Jams Treseder sold land to four Reads
;owLnarties. They were Ole Anderson
md 7. G. T. Adams each 100 acres,
ohiby Dyer 12N acres, and Charles
Alike so acres Mr.. Treseder left for
lortlagain Saturday last with three
list Wednesday. at Tomah, while
to remove an electric light
pole which had been blown into the
tree during a gale, forming an OBJ
trd(ion. Christ Peterson, aged % years
net "a instantaneous death, he having
taken hold of live wire.
Their was fierce electrical and wind
torn at the time, which increased the
langr.
-yhen the Burlington passenger
raineft the La Crosse depot THURSDAY
norrng, the engineer was horrified 70
zee wat appeared TO be the body of a
mall child on the track. The train
it and dispatch was sent in
rom he next station Doctors rushed
o thscene only to find the mangled
emais of large wax doll 1t had
,een Gopped there by 3 girl on an even
ng trim.
--Amsrcantile change is announced
n tn city, Steenson Brothers, who
,ecuped the Nichols double store. hav.
ng sod their stock to G. J. Severson &
Jompny. The new prcprietors are in
.harg, and are making numerous
.hanSes and alterations in the arrange
nentbf stock, repainting. etc. Carl J
,everon, who will have active manage
nent of the firms affairs, is a well
,now1 young man who deserves success
The city council at Tuesday eve
lingk session, levied library tax o
,-10hs of mill, which will produce
.boul $3.50. twas voted to locate thre,
Ldditonal electric lights on Railroad
at the warehouses and tive
urttar north. Aldermen c. J. Smith
nd Nuzqm were elected by the coanci