Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-17


Paints of all kinds at .Towner's.
Western Wisconsin Land & Lean Co.
Charley Bush is clerking at Tow
ner s store.
Perfumery, toilet soap and articles
at Tow ner's.
Go to G. A. Nelson's for your ice
or cam and lunches.
Flank Chase and wife made quick
visit to Barron county.
Miss Julia Helgeson is visiting
friends at West Salem.
La Fsrge has abandoned her pur-
p ose to celebrate the Fourth.
Mrs Robert Lee of Hillsboro, starts
on European visit on the 10Th.
Home grown strawberries are be-
coming plentiful in the local market.
-AlbertJ Hall of Genoa town, trans
acted business in the city on Monday.
Retreat has decided to celebrate.
Rev. Everett will be orator of the day.
Frank E Tate departed for New
York, Saturday night, on a business
trip
g erhard Fortney and wife arrived
from Chicago Saturday, for summer va
cation.
Work has commenced on the con-
struction of Stoddard's new tobacco
warehouse.
Mr.. Parcell and family of Boaz,
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs NJ. e.
Ogden in this city.
-s1.00 in cash has greater purchasing
power at the Boston cash store than 81. 80
at any long credit store.
There is great hustling among
farmers. A variety of farm labor is
claiming their attention.
j, M Allen started Monday morn
ing for Nebraska to accompany his wife
and Mrs. E. p. Thompson home.
Mrs Perham of Readstown, is the
guest of her daughters, Mrs Il V.
Wolfe and Mrs. Grant Pierce, in this
city.
Lost, west of Viroqua, about June
II black overcoat pair Of gloves in
pocket Finder please leave at CENSOR
office.
&C A Christianso is attending, as
delegate, the national convention of the
United Lutheran church at Dul nth,
4 Minnesota.
John NJ White has commenced the
erection of new residence Immediately
east of !. M. Benefits home in the
First ward
Druggist Johnson drives lew
horse purchased from Will Post, nat
4 ural PAGER, and q very likely animal, sir
ed by Vernon.
Chronic br onchial troubles and sum-
mer coughs can be quickly relieved and
cured by Foley's Honey and Tar Sold
by A. J, johnson.
Master Arthur Cory graduates from
# the state school for the blind at James
j vilc. His part of the program is the
delivery of an oration
-Mra Florence Williams Richards
and little daughter are in Madison this
week, the former t attend a reunion of
her old university class.
Mrs. A E Stevenson of Denver.
who spent some time with er aged par
i ents, Mr. and Mrs Abbey. in Harrison
4 Branch, returned to her home.
The old fashioned boy is beginning
to save up his money for the Glorious
Fourth when he will spend his hoard
utterly regardless Of expenses.
DR. Fred Peterson aud wife of Fond
du Lsc county, were guests Of the For5-
ney families for a day They were en-
route 80 Soldiers Grows on a vacation
The stocks OF merchandise owned
by VIM McVey aud VIM Seihach at
Rockton, have be II sold 10 r. p Dal-
ton, who takes the same to La Fargo
for quick d isposal
% H Natwick, who was elected as
SCISSOR of jefferson at the l. q election,
declined TO qualify, The town board
appointed b Thompson, who served
in that capacity for several years
AT the state university commence
ment exercises this week, Henry
Casson .Tr, and Henry Mahoney, both
former ViroqUa young men, graduated
from the law department of that insti-
tuition.
DIR. Suttle is home after ten DAYS
spent in northern Wisconsin He thinks
there isa splendid future for that sec
ton and opportunity for homaseekers to
improve their condition The doctor
negotiated for 81 section of land near
! Cumberland, in Barron cou tv=~
-.Tne tate university delegation, coz
sisting of Misses Barbara Munsou ard
Martha Neprud. Raw Henry. Bla inc
Clde. Martin N lson, Llrs Kllvsstran,
Hanrv P ,tars n GrimsbY. Harry Dahl
and Ectstu N Lees. arrived Mt the ir re-
spectivs HON 8 on Saturday
Caleb Shreeve, one of The pioneer
i settlers nf Greenwood town, died at th g
home of his sor, ! ] Shreeve in Wone-
woe. on the 9th instant, at very ad-
vsnced age He was one Of the nupIeI-
ous Shire, We families that have made
Greenwood their home since the fifties,
and have heen prominent in eastern
Vernon county affairs during all these
year
Although the harvest time Is two
lnonths distan and retailers are begin
ming to worry yer the supply Ut bird
ing wna The stock l. usualy iald IN
ev earlier than nov hut this arc only
small quautities are on hand The scar
4 city of binding twine is due ~ the in
s4biIitv of the factories 10 get fioor and
the labor troubles in some Of the larger
1 factories are the causes
-Tonsc1ial arti@ts are now putting IN
/ their syr4ra Ins meuts IN stuiv. pr para
1 t.rv ~ the e ming examinations re-
auirpd nf them under the new law.
M4r,. 4kili wish the raz + will not do, as
4 IN iaw req1ires them to have practi-
cal kupNl.,ig- nf the nature and treat
| ment nf all common diseases of the skin.
On this branch of their art some of them
| f-..l rather shaky wnen ~equired 70 pass
Il examination.
A ,ocial reunion of old flien9s whC
/ '.-.r., f..l'n associates at Flroqua wa