Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-01
III -Tbout aour friends and HelgA6ors.

July today.
Wall paper at Towners.
Rev straw mats at the Boston,
Paints of all kinds at Towner's
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co
Get your suit for the Fourth at the
Boston
The nations great university, Sat
urday next
Perfumery, toilet soap and articles
at Towner's.
Go to C. A Nelson's for your ice
cream and lunches
Mems neat, nice new shoes at tbs
Boston Cash Clothing store.
Sale prices hold good until JuIy 4th
at the Boston Va Il Clothing House.
Station Agent L. c. Boyle goes to
Chicago tonight on railroad business
Frank Williams and family return
ed from weeks visit with relatives in
Riehland county.
For fine neck wear collars and
shirts there are none better than the
Boston can show you.
Miss Anna Sviggum returned home
on Friday last, having closed success
full spring term of school
"A horse and cart was found in the
yard of A. S. Nelson. Owner can Sc
cure the same by proving property,
Remember we are not saying much,
but we are doing the clothing business
just The same. BLUE FRoNT STORE.
Mrs o. e. Harris of South Dakota
arrived on Mondsy for visit with
friends at the old home west of this city
-Haying has commenced in this conn
ty. If secured in proper shape the hay
harvest will be larger than ever made in
Vernon.
"A special meeting of Mystic Work
ers, lodge No. 3T5 is to be called for
Wednesday evening July Sth. Business s
Of Importance is TO be transacted
Miss Fannie Silbaugh has brief
vacation from official duties at tha
Sparta state school, and is visiting nu-
merous relatives in this community.
Yes A. ]. johnson keeps the best
medicine that was ever in Viroqua. It's
II. w. Barker's Cough, Catarrh, Con-
sumption Remedy. Try it, nothing like
it.
Mrs F. L. Barney and daughter
Stella returned from Alabama, where
they passed NOR. than year and half,
Tney are at present at Cashton, and will
visit Viroqua.
The head camp Of the Modern Wood
men at Indianapolis recently voted $50 :
600 for he relief of Woodmen food suf-
ferers in the states of Iowa, Missouri,
Oregon and Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Stafslien of
Coon, stopped in the city briefly on Mon
day. They were on return visit from
Manning, where they spent Sunday
with o T. Lindvig and family.
1t il reported that the Cashton
creamery ships a carload Of butter each
week The cream is gathered from a
territory Of tw enty miles square. Daily
large amounts of cream aAe taken from
this station to that village.
C w Chase's farm of 15S acress on
Coon Prairie has been sold to Wilkin
Hauge of this city, the former taking in
part consideration the latter's residence
property here The Vernon County
Land Company of this city negotiated
the trade.
The local lc3ee of Mye6ic Workers
have - mind. at an Early date, an ex-
cursion to the Dells of the Wisconsin
river Ii decided on the public will be
invited to join in the outing There is
no more interesting place in the state al
which to spend day.
j M Allen and wife and Mrs. E. P
Thompson returned from Nebraska or
Saturday. Matt says he saw much OF
the destruction that came to crops by
the recent floods, and declares that at NJ
point i'm his travels did he find things
looking rs prosperous as old Vernon.
-Messrs ]. H Frazier, JAS Treseder
H 1Y1I T paYlNaT fynrI
Viola =. attend Masonic chapter las
Wednesday night The trio of burden
bearers and weary travellers" for the oc
casion wss a. F. May s Fl Gates an(
Levi Lake
A deal of much Importance hai
heen made between Geo, B Fisher o
La Fargo. and Ed Lind the milkman
The former purchases Mr.. Lind's 100
acre farm, stock and dairy outfit, twt
miles east of Vifoqua. Posfassion vii
he given in few days
Mr. and rirs Geo d. Thompson o
Hillsboro, spent Sunday in this city
They bror@aG the formers mother
Mrs A f. Bort who spent n fortnlgh
at Hillshoro Mr. Thompson saws tn
importa nee of the August fair and race
Mt Hillsboro may be measured by tn
fact that in one race alone there are owe
twenty entries.
Sunday school superintendent 81
fert reports at the close of his first wear
work in this field the organization o
thirty four Sunday schools. OF thes
five are Methodist, three Evangelical
four Congregational, two United Brett
rem, one Christian, one B4ntist and eigh
teen Union Nineteen of them hav
been established at preaching points
aud of the total number organized
thirty-oue are now in fourishing cor
diion.
They have way of their own !
doing almost ever ything down in Ker
lucky The wife of a veteran of til
civil war lodged complaint against he
husband, claiming That he squandere
his pension money ami WAS drunk
good 1eal of the time The Judge sci
fenced the man to be horsewhlpped !
his wife. and the sentenced was>pu'
licly carried ont, the old lady contlnI
ing to lay on the bud until the olu 80
dier promised 10 keep soper and good
Our Joe Perkins Of iormer year
now a Justice of the peace at La Cross
has given ont an interview in which
SAYS the colored people of the countI
will. as matter Of protection to II
and property, he obliged 70 arm tnen
self and do as the whites of the soui
are doing make wholesome destructiC
of their enemies Joe was favored
having his picture appear in Sunday