Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
!. : III .7g5out 9our friends and HslyA6o,,. : :
Wall paper at Towner's.
New straw hats at the Boston

Alderman Devlin drives new car
riage horse
-Perfumery, toilet soap and articles
at Towner's.
Two houses to rent Enquire o.
Chas. s. Slack, at Office.
Miss Christena Fortney recently re-
tur ned from South Dakota.
Miss Grace Sharp of Leon is visit
ing in The city with Miss May Martin
Capt. Silbaugh is at Chstek assembly
to deliver his lecture on Fraternity.
H. w. Dickson has removed with
his family from Wood county TO this
city.
Messrs. e. J. Harris, son Roy and
r. Pidcock are taking in the soldiers re-
nn ion at Madison
Mrs. G. w. Nuzum has been quite
ill. Her friends will be pleased to learn
OF her improvement.
Misses Lillian Dove and Myrtle Peck
of Bangor, are guests of Prof. and Mrs.
M 0. Hill in this city.
Mrs. G. J. Smith is visiting at the
old home IN Trempealean. She was
accompanied by her son Kenneth.
Jos. Pennell has opened lunch
room and placed his billiard tables in
the room recently used as a soloon.
Where is the city weed commits
sioner? There are locations in the city
where his attention should be directed.
Mrs. Frank Beadle Of La Crosse,
accompanied by her son, is visiting at
the residence of Mr.. ard Mrs. q. w.
Hazen.
The Wisconsin Shorthorn cattle
breeders association will hold its state
convention and sale in LIN Crosse Sept.
25 and 26
There is to be an ice cream social
at the home of S. NJ Kier near Monu-
ment Rock, next Saturday evening for
benefit of Rev, Klein.
Mr.. r. J. Bangle, one Of our Ver-
non county boys, and Miss Maud East
man of Mansfield, South Dakota, were
married at Aberdeen. South Dakota,
June 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lind are located
at Chaseburg for the present They
purpose the purchase of farm in the
near future Mr.. Lind was in the city
on Monday.
The La Fargo Enterprjss estimates
there has been purchased oy dealers of
that place, the PES. season, $S5, 600 in
native lumber 1t ia big item for any
community.
An ice cream sociable will be given
at Salem Church Friday evening of this
week, to which everyD BODY is invited. 1t
is for the benefit OF She church and Pas
tor Denniston.
-Lieutenant Mcse one of The officers
in Milwaukee company, FourIs regi-
ment of Wisconsin Spanish-American
soldiers, spent Sunday and Monday in
the city with his companion Captain
Silbaugh.
Lost, between Folsom school house
and residence of John johnson Hopp, a
lady's leather bag containing sum of
money. Finder please leave at CENSOR
Office or hand to A. J. Thompson, rural
carrier route No. 5.
Miss May McKittrick arrived home
for summer vacation, after u years abb
sence as principal of the Ishpeming.
Michigan, city schools. She came direct
from Boston, where she attended the
national educational association
AT the home of the brides parents,
r. N. Riley and wife, of Island Lake,
on June go Miss Dora NJ Riley was
united in marriage TO Mr. Avery w,
Noble of Fern, Wisconsin. Congratula.
tions are in order from their many
friends Bruce Newsletter in Lady
smith Journal
j. Marion Allen, clerk of the town
of Webster suffers the misfortune and
pain of broken arm. the result of com
ing in contact with heavy swinging
farm gate at his home last Saturday.
1t is busy time for one to be deprived
OF his working facilities, aud esp scialy
good right arm
-On account of seeming change
from the old to new conditions and laws
and possibility that the city supervi
sors shonld have been elected last spring
Mayor Coffiand has appointed and sent
to the council for confirmation tbs
names of Messrs Helgeson, Tate and
Wise, who represent the city on the
county beard.
Marion Harland says that no gir
should be ashamed to do housework; il
is most 'omanly accomplishment
One can never be really good house
keeper unless Que has practical know
ledge of even the humblest work in tht
house 1t is fallacy for no one car
command well who has not served
Learn to do and know how TO direct.
Chairman c. J. Eastman of Forest
was in the city on legal business con
nected with his town on Monday. /
was the laying ont Of a road in whicl
one of the parties TO the matter dis
sented to the conclusions of the board
Commissioners were appointed by Judg
Mahoney, to view and report their find
ings. The commissioners are Silas Eos
ter, A. s. Cobb and VIM. Hutchison
They meet on the Goth to view the prem
ises
-sOn Monday Chas S. Slack receives
letter giving sad intelligence of tn
death of his uncle, Frank E Rogers,
former well knows citizen of thi
county He settled near Liberty Pol
in early days, removing to Missoul
about twenty years ago, where he ha
been prominent in public affairs, havin
held the Office of Judge In Nodawa
county, and other official stations All
Rogers was about sixty years old. II
came to the old home few weeks sine
TO see his sister, Mrs. n J. Slack, IN he
last days of life, remaining to th
funeral Mr. Rogers was also an uuc
of Frank e. Rogers of this city.
We are in receipt Of a Huron LAX
lMinnesotal paper describing the hosp
tai under construction in that place b
DR.. Moe late Of S'hassburg The pap'
says: 1T will be one OF the best buil'
ings in the village 1t is two stori'
high, with large attic, contains twel1
patients rooms. reception and operatir
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