Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-16
MI .TbOut 9our friends and TelgA6oys. (
Wall paper at Towner's.

HASS FCDbOAlGCs FAAO4Au-
Miss Rohm of Durand, is visiting
Miss Blsn nche Dunlap.
Wedding suits and outfits special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Ham
mond on Sunday last, son.
The best make of engine yet out, al
A. d. Helgeson's, who is agent
Ontario will have big Woodmar
picnic and celebration on August End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McDaniels mourn
the loss of an infant child which died
Saturday.
e. H. Officer of Springville, sold 1S
steers that averaged S19 pounds and
brought over s400.
Miss Alma Oswald of Clifford, North
Dakota, is spending her vacation with
her parents in this city.
Fred Giesea came home Monday
morning from Nebagamon for week 3
visit with his mother.
Ontario people show their pride by
subscribing about $4O0 for improvement
of their village cemetery.
Mrs. Gallagher returned to her
home after visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Devlin, for the past month
In all the world no cure like a. W.
Earker's Cough, Catarrh, Consumption
Remedy at Johnson's drug store
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
For your spring paints, brushes,
prepared calcomining and house tints be
Gti-a nd rsol at Tnhndoya'c %
viii Conner informs us that he has
sold his farm near Liberty Pole to the
Western Wisconsin Land and Loan Co.
The perplexing question of what to
give to the bride may be solved to COM
plete satisfaction in Jos Boehrer's jew
slry store.
Miss Mamie Warner of La Crosse,
visited friends in the city the past week.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Mary Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell are in
Grand Rapids this week, visiting Mr..
Russels mother who removed there a
short time since.
Mrs Chas. Kuebler has gone to
i'll Ganavillo. Mr.. Kuebler went as far
as Lansing with her.
For lamp goods, the most servicea-
BILE and artistic. You will find some
hing to your liking at the Pioneef drug
store Of A. J. Johnson 81 Co
The ladies aid society of Rockville,
will meet with Mrs Burns Morrison,
next Thursday afternoon. All members
are requested to be present.
= The missionary society of the Lu-
theran Synod church meets with Mrs.
Larson, mile north of town, Friday
afternoon. Everybody invited.
Mr.. J. E. Broadwell of Sparta can
didate for nomination on the republican
ticket for state insurance commissioner.
was in the city on Friday last.
Sells big circus and menagerie will
show at Sparta next Monday. A special
train will be run on the branch to &C
comodate people who wish to attend.
There will be an ice cream, cake
and coffee social aS Mr. Bolens near
Prookville Saturday night the 18th, for
the ben fit of Rev. Witherbee. Every
one invited
You should not fail to see the En-
pire cream separator at Sam Ellefson'e.
1t runs easier and is more easily cleaned
than any other machine. On exhibition
at their office.
Lost, between Westby and Viroqua,
July Sth, 16 s 20 gold hunting case
watch, light chain with square charm.
A reward will be given for return OF
same to the CENSOR Office.
Lost or stolen, from Park hotel barn,
a small white, Esquimaux, dog, with
one tan ear and a small tan spot on
other ear. Reward will be paid for re-
turn or information. Mrs Lawrence at
J. NJ. Benefits.
Miss Drew, stenographer in the Of
flee of Graves 81 Mahoney, has just
purchased latest pattern of Smith Pre-
mier typewriter. Miss Drew Is prepar-
cd to take dictation and do work for
others at spare minutes.
Candidates for places on the repub-
1ican u.Jy ticket are making tracks
these days. The contests for nomlna-
tions are warming up, but everything
is being carried on in a good-natured
way This is as it should be.
Il lden times men told the time by
the sun, but now they rely upon thelI
watches, which for accuracy, are un'
questioned if they were regulated by us.
We can make your watch run as cor
rectly as our regulator if you say so.
Jos. BoEHRER, Matchmaker.
-Magnus Mikkelson, nerhew oi
Mrs, John A, Moen arrived from Ham
mar, Norway, July End. The gentle
man is a trained athlete and wears gold
silver and bronze medals which he woI
in contests. He is 20 years of age
will attend school here and oontem
plates the organization of class in ath
letics. Westby Times.
1t is well to remember tn 1T there is 6
good store where you can get the best o.
shoe service. Some day you may wan
pair in hurry and you may not know
where to go This is the place to ge
the hest the market affords at the leas
1ossible outlay. We do not keep shoddy
shoes neither do we charge fancy prices
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Mrs Mary Parr, wife Of John Par
ef the town of Clinton, died suddenly
ter home. on Saturday, Jrly 5th., an'
was buried lndav afternoon Sh
was about - years of age 1t Will b
r.ma,nhe tnat Mrs. Parr was eakel
III while in Cashton some weeks ago an
was Obliged to remain in the village TO
several weeks with her neice Mrs J. A
Norlis.
When hi4 wife died she late ]. Ster
ling Morton had erected over her RrRv
q tombstone bearing the inscription
Caroline French, wife of 7 Sterlin
Morton. an mother of JCv. Paul Car
and Mark Sterling Why did yo