Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22
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Great growing weather.


security. Inquire Of Butt Il Butt.
Just received, new lot of ladies
Oxfords; patent kid, lace or button, 81
and 81 30 at Lindemann's.
Ladies remember the 25 per cent
| discunot at the Bon Ton
Dress shirts-good soc values-3 for
81 at the Blue Front Store
Just remember that Towner's stor
is headquarters for wall paper.
Mr.. Geo. W. Powell of Genoa, was
a CENSOR business caller on Thursday
last.
Col Morley indulges himself and
family with driving horse and fine
turnout.
Rev G. w. Nuzum will fill the
Methodist pulpit in this city next Sun
day morning.
w J. Waggoner, one of Viola 8
leading citizens and merchants was in
the city on Friday.
Hon. John A. Haggerty and wife
of Ferryvills, were guests of Col. Butts
family over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Dunlap is attending
the st. Louis exposition and visiting
relatives in that city.
During June there will be given
discout of 25 per cent on all goods
boughat at the Bon Ton.
Ladies Aid society of the United
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
N. 81. Nelson Thursday June 80.
Sidney Johnson, after a three years
sojourn in southern states, is again
among friends and relatives in this city.
The La Fargo Enterprise has a new
home, a printing Office building erected
expressly for it, Congratulations neigh
Dor
"A Sparta paper says Mrs. l.. V.
Huschka had a hard fall down a stair
way at her home, Sunday night, sus-
tanning severe bruises.
N. D. Ward sent the CENSOR an
illustrated boom edition of magazine
showing the greatness of Centralia, III
inois, Mr. Wards home.
R. H. Drake was in the city from
Sugar Grove on Monday. He brought
home Mrs FL. G. Skow, who nursed
Mrs. Drake through long and critical
illness.
L. G. Boyle departed, today, for ST.
Louis to spend some days with his wife,
who in company with Mrs. Proctor, is
pushing their teneriffe lace project at
the fair.
Arthur J. Snyder, book. keeper in
the new La Crosse hospital, is visiting
the old home in Webster He called on
friends in this city on Monday and
Tuesday.
The Intelligencer says that Violas
tobacco warehouse closed for the season
on Tuesday and the employees have gone
to their homes in various parts. Last
years tobacco crop was very poor one
and not as easily sorted as in ordinary
seasons.
Mrs Phoebe Moulton, mother of
Capt. L. Il. Moulton, one of the best
known of La Crosse bnsiness men, died
of general debility aged 104 years.
Mrs. Moulton's general nealth had been
good until recently, her hearing only
having failed.
The Hoyle entertainers, the musi-
cal combination and declaimers which
appeared at the Opera house under aus.
pices of the Mystic Workers, last
Wednesday night, proved OF a high
order and gave the best of satisfaction
TO the large audience,
Arthur E. Perkins, who recently re-
moved here from Cashton, has purchased
Isaac Solberg's business lot. Mr. Per
kins will proceed at once to build first
class brick blacksmith and woodwork
shop on the premises. The Vernon
County Land Company negotiated the
deal
ha Wsann1,rsyR 90 - L.
Worlds fair will be dedicated on June
Goth, Governor La Toilette and his
military staff will bs present. The gov
ernor will make an address on that oc-
casion, 1t is expected that Wisconsin's
biggest crowd will be there on dedica-
tion day.
DIR. Will Blake has left Rockton
and will find location in the far west
for the practice of his profession, having
California in view, whittier with his
wife, he will go in the near future 1t
is probable that DIR. Blake's sister, Mrs.
Albon Lindemann, will accompany
them to the coast
Henry Hopp returned from La
Crosse last Saturday, quite freed from
his affiiction, having submitted to
the surgeons knife in removal of II long
seated trouble. He is quite strong and
believes that he will find complete res
toration to former health. His friends
rejoice with Mr. Hopp.
The fellow who puts his paper back
in the postoffice TO be marked refused"
when he is owing the publisher for
what he has already received, will some
day be carried by the wonderful postal
service of TIE universe to pearly portals
through which he would like to pass
but he will be marked refused" and
then dumped into the general conflaga-
tion of the trash pile.-Ex.
The city council repassed number
of old ordinances at Tuesday nights
session. Applications of three city
druggists for pharmacy permits, reject
ed, and If liquors are sold by them it
must be on prescription of a qualified
physician. A resolution was introduced
by Alderman Conner to condemn the
walk on the south side of the school
grounds, but it was laid over Freight
bill for $500 on pressed brick, $50 street
and miscellaneous accounts were passed.
An Ashville, North Carolina, daily
paper r,cords the marriage at that
place, If Miss Louise Craig and Mr.
Alfred c. Bell. of Denver, Colorado.
The happy event took place at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs E. h Craig,
Thursday evening last, June 16, and the
affair il described as one of the hap
piest that southern city has known, a
function whose appointments were ar
ranged after the skillful manner of
doing things characteristic of Mrs.
Craig. The bride is the eldest daugh