Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
III -T6out aOur friends and VelgA6ors.

Get your suit for the Fourth at tht
Boston
-Perfumery. toilet soap and articles
atTowners.
Miss Mable Chase is spending few
d ays at La Fargo.
Go to G. A. Nelson's for your ice
cream and lunches.
Mrs. Con Favor is visiting her pa
rents at Readstown.
Mems neat, nice new shoes at the
Boston Cash Clothing store.
Mrs. William Dowell and son al
visiting in Ric bland county.
Ed Allen, wife and sister were over
from Hillsboro to visit relatives
-Baraboo high school has gradua :
ing class numbering forty-four.
d o. Stevelingson has rem owed
from Rising Sun to Viroqua city.
Sale prices old good until July 4th
a the Boston Cash Clothing house
j e. Watson was here from Wheat
and to visit his brother, Aaron Watson.
Mr. II. G. Larson, one of Harmony's S
best farmers, did marketing in the city,
yesterday.
Miss Grace Caswell of Mt. Sterling,
is visiting for a week with Miss Allie
Richards.
Joseph Seitz, Jr., died suddenly at
his home in Cashton, Saturday morning
a week since.
Il G. Boyle departed for New York
on Thursday, where he went on rail-
road business.
Ed L. Rogers and wife came from
New Lisbon, Saturday, and spent the
day with relatives
George Mills had brood mare
badly cut on wire fence at his farm in
the town of jefferson.
For fine neck wear, collars and
shirts there are none better than the
Boston can show you
j. NJ. Waggoner has added three
head of Imported Holstein cattle to his
already large herd of that variety at
Hillsboro.
Having received their blanks and
books the latter part of last week. Yer
non county assessors are thoroughly on
the go now.
Miss Esther Butt arrived home from
,Janesville, where she closed years
teaching duties ia the etate institution
AOA phC
Chronic bronchial troubles and sum
mer coughs can be quickly relieved and
cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold
by A. J. Johnson.
--Assemblyman Dahl and wife at
tended the national convention of Lu-
theran church societies held at Decorah,
Iowa, last week.
Miss Millie Jordan is at nome in
this city. after years teaching at
Rhinelander. She will teaen in Cashtoa
schools the coming year.
-Chas Parker, who for year past,
has been salesman in the Tate store,
has enga ged with Martin q Kuebler,
the hardware merchants
Miss Ella Lake has been at Mont
ford whiting her friend Grace Horton
Tucker. She also attended commence
ment exercises at Platteville normal
school.
Miss Martha Tenney of Wheatla,-d,
is graduate of Stevens Point normal
school, with this seasons class Her
father G. A. Tenney, was present at the
exercises.
De Soto had four young lady gradu-
, ates from her schools this season
Misses Pearl Furman, Minnie McAuley,
Lottie Fourt, Jessie Fowler. De Soto
maintains we'll her long record for ex-
cellent' schools.
The Sentry says that Elias Fox of
Hilsboro, has made arrangements with
the government fish hatchery at Wash
ington, D. c., to have black bass fry
shipped there next fall to be placed in
the nelghboring pond
AT last weeks commencement of
the state university Henry Peterson
Grimsby and Jos ! Beck, who have
been doing post graduate work in the
institution, were awarded by having
degrees conferred upon them.
The wife of Hon. Roger Williams
died at Hillsboro June 18th after long
illness Mrs. Williams was one of the
pioneer settlers of the eastern section Of
Vernon county Her demise will be
greatly felt by husband. son and neigh
bors.
C G Brown made cross-country
drive to Bloomington, Grant country,
last week He speaks in highest ter,Y.s
of his treatment from Messrs. 7. M.
Donnelly and w. b. Dyer, owners of
the trotting stallion, Earl King, with
whom he had business.
--JOl0 OlSOn OIL DeDeiI0, submitted to
an operation last Saturday for the re-
moval of some glass from uuder the
shoulder blade, which has been there
since last August. Several pieces were
taken out. DIR. Vernon performed the
operation -Hillsboro Sentry
Herman Lutsa and wife. nee Emma
Wiganowsky, came from Milwaukee on
their edding trip to the home Of their
uncle, Rhine Somerfeld on Asbury
Ridge A pleasant surprise was given
them last Monday night. The evening
was passed in dancing and other pleas
es.
The CENSOR is indebted to Editor
Copper of the De Soto Argus, for neat
22-page booklet an original poetic pro-
duction by the talented editor, MEATH
the Evergreens In sentiment. thought
and geographically, he booklet is q
credit to IT'S author aud publisher. Fif
teen cents secures copy of this inter
esting rhyme
Woodmen memorial service was
we'll observed in this city on Sunday
j int rrvice of the Congregational and
Methodist societies heing held ~ tie
latter hcuse of worship Over thistv
members of the order marched To the
church and occupied. with the Royal
Neighbars the center section Of the
place ReYs Stemen and NuZum took
isirt in the service. The sern being
preached by Pastor Buffers, . 40 en-
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