Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

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Hazel are i'll.
Master Harold Smith is employed
at the express office.
Mrs Lake of Sparta, visited at the
home of Carl Sev arson.
Mr.. E. Tilton was down from Sparta
for call on friends.
-Adolph Hauge is again employed at
Truesdales barber shop.
Mrs. Mary Hall of this city, is visit
ing her son at La Fargo.
"A heavy wooden shawl awaits all
owner at the CENSOR Office.
Special sale on watches and chains.
]. W. LUCAS, Towner block
Miss Nellie Mahoney is spending a
portion of her vacation at Madison.
John Mortell of Marinette, is a
guest at the home of N. d. McLees
Miss Suttle of Lancaster, is visiting
at the home of her uncle, DR.. Suttle.
Mrs Carrie Hunter of Clifford, n
D., is at the home of l. S. Hamilton.
Mrs. Jessie Hunter of Viola, spent
Sunday at the Nuzum parental home
Arthur Davies and wife of Bangor,
are visiting among Viroqua relatives.
Will Devlin went to Lansing on
Monday. His mother will return with
him.
L. r. Gaines is at Readstown NOV
ing Dr. Ewers' house from the village
to his farm.
Mrs. Jerome Favor returned, Satur
day, from visit in the west, accompan-
led by her little grandson.
Sundays storm did mucn damage at
Ferryville, tearing down tobacco sheds,
breaking corn and covering tobacco.
Great closing out sale of shoes,
gents furnishing goods, carpets ard gro
csries now on at THE TATE MERC. Co,
H. r. Kellogg of Readstown, has
accepted position in lumber mill in
northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. Chas. Kuebler is visiting sis
ter at Prairie du Sac Mr.. Kuebler just
returned from business trip to Wilton.
For sale, some fine new potatoes.
Phone number s.
J. w. CADE, Viroqua
Hiram HoadleY of Oklahoma, is Wis
iting his niece, Mrs. Chas. d. Smith
south of this city.
During the balancJ of this month
we offer twelve of our fifteen dollar
suits for the very low price OF $5,66
Il. ID. WILLIAMS 81 Co.
Ladies of the United Lutheran
church will give an ice cream sociable
at Edwards Hotel, July 81, at 7:30
o'clock. Ali invited.
Whitney Nichols is at Camp Doug
las putting week in camp life with the
Beloit company of the state national
guard, of which he is member.
The three Wisconsin regiments of the
national guard are taking their turn for
the annual weeks soldier life at Camp
Douglas, on the state rife range.
1t seems, Judging by the inquiries
we have for wedding rings that every
one wants them. They certainly are
catching. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Mr. and Mrs. Plough returned to
their Illinois home after a three week s
visit with Mrs. f. E. Tate and Emma
Plough, sisters of the 1ormer.
The Tate Mercantile Company has
decided to- close. out their big stock of
shoes, furnishing goods, carpets and gro
ceries, Goods will go at cost and below.
1t is stated that there is one saloon
for every thirty voters in the city of
Milwaukee. That ought to be salts
flying to the over-thirsty this hot
weather
"A. w DeJean q Son have disposed
of their business house and stock of
hardware and implements at La Fargo.
The purchaser is a stranger to this
county.
"A pleasant Thursday outing was
held on Bishop Branch by Ethel and
Stella Nuzum, Ella Wyman, Alma Will
kins, Genevieve and Minnie Harris and
Sadie Rogers.
The hard-fought suit in the Rusk-
Lindemann estates continued throughout
last week at La Crosse. Judge Fruit
reserves his findings for some indefinite
date in the future.
On the 2Sth instant, at Readstown,
Rev. G. II. Devoe, an evangelist of some
note, will commence a series of revival
meetings under auspices of the Chris
tian church society of Readstown.
District Attorney Bennett has add
ed TO his possessions by purchase of a
strip of land from Mrs. Jos Forsyth,
ad ioining his residence on the north.
NIL OChhCtt 10 AhPAOFAhS hA7 Aot44c
otherwise.
Amanda Natwick and Myrtle Sill.
baugh, having graduated from the Dix
on. Illinois, college of music, arrived
home recently. Newspaper comment
on their attainments there is highly
commendatory.
| -Assemblyman Coffiand of Richland
| Center, was in the city on business and
J pleasure on Monday. The pleasure
part of il was to assist his mayor bro
| ther sack and ship large quantity OF
wool, while the mercury was talking al
ninetY-two degrees.
! The marriage of Mr.. Marcus Moen
| and Miss Rosina Preus, occurred al
Westby last Thursday. Mr.. Moen is 9
hustlipR business man and Miss Preue
was for seversl years kookkesper in A.
J Fl. Dahrs store at Westby, and = very
popular lady. We wish them a happy
and prosperous Iife-Cashton Record
All mans shrewdness and caution
is required to do business and not gel
blocked" He must carry live goods.
with plenty of go, and no come
back" about them. People understand
" hat that means. Notice what they
say about the goods we sell.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
John Batriece, the tramp who wa
arrested and returned here from Spartl
on charge of entering the Office OF DR.
Lauder and taking therefrom $50 50
was arraigned before Justice Pollard
pleaded not guilty and was discharged
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