Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-15
M -7g5ouf aow friends and 2'slgA6ors
Wall paper at Townerls.

-Perfumery, toilet soap and article
atTowner's.
Mrs. Jos. pulker is visiting friend
on West Prairie
Harry Adams, wife and children ar
visiting in the city.
Mr.. N. c. Weeden visited his daugh
ter near La Fargo.
Jos Boehrer has been visiting al
the old Durand home.
Editor Frazier and wife of Viola
passed Friday in the city.
Next Wednesday is the date of DR.
Brewers visit TO ViroGua.
Two houses to rent Enquire OF
Chas. s. Slack, at Office.
Mems neat, nice new shoes at the
Boston Cash Clothing store.
Frank e. Tate arrived home from
the east, where he passed a month.
Straw hats at your own price
BLUE FRONT STORE
Master Carl Fisher is the owner of
pet fawn, present from his uncle.
Sale prices hold good until July 4th
at the Boston Cash Clothing House.
E. P. Hage and G. L. Foss of Purdy
neighborhood, were town callers ON Mon
day.
Con Favor has returned from West
Sa1em, having disposed of his business
there.
There will be an ice-cream social on
Asbury M. e. church ground next Fri
day evening.
The Bell telephone company will
extend it's line from this city TO West
by, Cashton and Sparta.
The Young Peoples society will
meet at the home of Chris Ellefson Sum
day evening, July 26, at 7:30.
The residence property of John E.
Silbaugh, on South Main street, has
been purchased by Lucius FBvor.
BY Monday evenings train Helmer
Steenberg departed for Spokane, Wash
ington, to accept permanent position.
Jos. W. Haughton and wife of Viola,
are taking their summer vacation visit
ity relatives in this city and at Retreat.
Mr. L G. Steenberg returned from
Trempealeau county, where he spent
ONE time en business and sight seeing
&C. W. Graves and wife returned
from their trip to New England on Sat
urday, greatly enjoying the eastern va
cation
-Viroqua Mystic Workers enjoyed a
picnic at Maple Dale on Sunday last. 1t
was pleasant and quiet outing for the
fraters
IL r. Gaines was at Readstown for
the purpose of moving buildings. He
is doing similar work st Wauseka at
present.
--Messrs. G. d. Williams, w. III. Pull
yer and Harry Adams are on fishing
and camping trip in the neighborhood
of Manning.
Mrs. Addie Tate Hebbard of WasA-
burn, is in the city for a visit with her
parents, other relatives and friends of
girlhood days.
Uncle John Benson was caller
from Manning on Monday. He had
been confined to his home by sickness
for some weeks.
The skimming station has been dis
continued in this city, and cream will
be shipped to Cashton to be manufac-
tnred into butter.
Thos. 7. Sanwick spent Sunday in
La Crosse. returning home with Mrs.
Sandwich and the children, who spent
some weeks visiting Iowa relatives.
From Hartman, Tennessee, our for
mer citizen, Geo. W. Morgan, states
that his family is well and that he has
very busy business in photography.
: Lewis Larson will open billiard
hall and restaurant in the building re-
Gently vacated by Hans Lange as a sa-
loon. Four new billiard tables will be
put in.
The wife of Rev. FL. G. Chambers
with their children, are visiting at the
old Dunlap home in tnis city They re-
side in Iowa where Mr.. Chambers has a
charge
Prof Rummel and family arrived
last week from Iowa, and will remain
during the summer months, the former
as one of the conductors of the summer
school here.
-Lucius Favor and Frank Davis have
Jointly purchased the equipment OF the
Viroqua bowling alley. For the present
the place is closed, but will be opened in
the near future.
John S. Gibbs writes the CENSOR
from his new Nebraska home. Corn
is booming and crops of all kinds are
looking fine; stock is Just sleek on range
and in pasture.
--On Sunday Sherwood Cofiiand. He
len Craig. Mary Cof1land and Helen
Munson drove to Richland Center. The
two latter will remain ten days To visit
relatives and friends
"A feeling of weight at the pit of the
stomach, accompanied by soreness ex.
tending to the small intestines. may be
removed by few doses of Camps Cura.
tive Powder or Tablets. soc, 25c of all
druggists.
This section of the country wss Wis
tied by furious wind and rain Thurs
day afternoon Considerable damage
was done to hay and growing grain
Fields were quite badly washed by tbs
rush Of water.
II nry Weber and D. J. Norris hav,
formed co-partnership for prosecution
of blacksmith and wagon work. location
in the shops occupied by Mr.. Weber il
the past. The boys are gnod workmeI
in their lines.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Herriek of Spar
tn. spept Sunday and Monday in thi
city looking after property interest
still retained here, and renewing OF
friendships made during several year
residence in this city. They were graf
fled with the forging ahead Viroqui
has made since their last visit here
-Chas s Slack & Co. having al,
their last years Avery separator hsv
inst received another new Avery 70
nse among their large list Of farme
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