Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-06-25
-Haying has commenced.
Wall paper ct Towner's.

See Tate's ado on other page
Western Wisconsin Land a. Loan Co
Ferguson block
Bran and shorts at Rogers & VII
liams.
The city board Of review will hold
its first session July Tth.
DR.. r w. Baldwin, dentist oppo
site postoffice, Viroqua
Weddiog suits and outfits a special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
The best make of engine yet ont, at
A. d. Helgeson's, who is agent.
k K Loverud offers his farm for
sale. See announce6e in this paper.
james Mccall ia taxing weeks va
cation from train work on the Burling-
ton road.
Practical Agriculture bv Chas.
James, sent postpaid for so cents by f.
NJ Towner.
Sam EIlefson has the largest and
finest line of buggies and surreys in the
city. Don't fail to look them over.
-Tate's great annual glassware sale
commences Thursday June 26th, ends
July 5th.
Many of our citizens took advantage
of the fine weather of Sunday, and went
to the country for days picnic.
"A brother of Mrs. J. K. Schreiner
died suddenly in Washington, D. c. He
was engaged in the government service.
The perplexing question of what to
give to the bride may be solved to COM
plete satisfactic1 in Jos. Boehrer's jew
elry store.
Mrs. A Fl. Dahl of Westby is re-
ceiving visit from her parents who
reside in Iowa. They were in this CITY,
yesterday.
A Henry, who was out with Axel
Nordrum last week, tells us that Nor
drum sold six singer sewing machines
in three days.
Don't fail to see our full line Of cul-
tivators We can show you something
entirely new in corn and tobacco plows
at Sam Ellefson's.
Robert N. French, one of De Soto's
boys, has been transferred from Alma
to Savannah as telegraph operator for
the Burlington road.
1t will mean dollars and cents TO
call and look over Sam Ellefsons line of
buggies and surreys. the finest in the
city and at reasonable prices
IL you celebrate at Viroqua, the City
Restaurant has capacity to accommo-
date all who desire meals. lunches, ice
cream and cold drinks. W. D. LIND
An exchange sarcastically remarks
that the man who figured out that we
were going to have dry summer has
been washed off the face of the earth
Wanted, a reliable and energetic
man to represent tire Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company of New York Good
salary 70 the right man. Address
G. J. Ross, box 7S9. Sparta, Wis.
-Cultivators, cultivators that cult
vate your corn and tobacco. The best
on the market Don't fail to see our full
line of cultivators, is different styles as
set up for your inspection at S. Ellefson'
Jos. Pennell and R Pidcock attend
ed reunion of their old regiment, the
Both Wisconsin, at Janesvilie, last week
OF the thousand or more members of
the old regiment only 81 were present.
Mrs. w. FL. B nks went 30 Still
water. to attend the funeral of an uncle
who was drowned Captain Hoy lost
his life, with several others, by the cap
sizing of the boat which they manned
The Westby Times says: The school
board mas I6tttu6u IOIu6T
Prin. Smith, Misses Natwics and Gull
lord, for another year. Miss Mabel Bar
mes, of Wauwatosa, has been engaged
also.
DIR Pinch of Billsboro, was among
our callers the past week. Like all our
neighbors of the eastern metropolis,
confidence does not lag in the belief that
their railroad will be completed this
season.
S me time about the first of July q
new postal card will be issued, called
the Nc Kinley postal card. In the up,
per right hand corner of the card is a
portrait of the late President Mckinley
looking to the left
AS the result # the bursting of g
separator at the Giliingham creamery OIL
skimming station near Richland Center
Leon Doudna was so seriously injured
that he will be life cripple, and Harf
Truesdale was badly hurt and may alsC
be famed for life.
Thursday nights meeting of tn,
citv council audited 1909 in labor &C
counts. An ordinance was passed per
mitting the long distance telephone com
many TO enter and use the streets an(
aIIeys of the city, but not for purpose
of q local exchange Adjournment wa
taken to Monday night next. when tn
matter of considering bonds for salool
license will be taken up
The ten acres of land purchased o
Ananias Smith by Mr.. lockwood fo
tobacco experimental purposes, has beel
sold TO John Nelson who Will place 1t il
condition fer tobacco culture, lt
vary unfortunate for this section tina
Mr. Redwood died His experiment o
growing tobacco under canvas woul
have been commenced this season.
Citizens oe Viroqua and patrons c
+he Boston Clothing House will lear
With regret of the determination OF Mr.
Herman Lsver to remove from this cit
obout July first. He will go to Algona
Iowa. 10 manage q large clothing estat
l;shment His interests here will cor
+inue under direction of his partner. Ml
Mellum. Mr.. Bert Bellows will be II
stalled as salesmsn at the Boston on Nj
LAYERS retirement
A note from DR.. T. J. MacNe
gives sad intelligence of the death OF d
wife after four months OF intense suite
ing from blood poisoning She was r
moved from a La Crosse hospital to Il
home of her psreLts p fortnight sine
AZ Chadwick. Ills DR. Mach EFT and
vouug and accomplished wife ma
mauy friends turing their Temporal
stav in Viroqua. Eer dssth is a sad 0
and much sympathy Is expressed for q
hereaved husband. DR.. MacNett ga
be will return here in the fall