Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
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Next week is the big Sparta fair.


Miss Laura Morley returned from
Grand Rapids Monday.
II. S. Griffin spent Sunday in La
Crosse, wheeling across.
The Hillsboro fair have number
of attendants from Viroqua this week.
For sale, choice farm Joining the
city of Viroqua. Enquire Of Ed. Lind.
Grandma Hammer of Hillsboro. is
in the city visiting her daughter Mrs.
Wyman.
w. w. Dunlap arrived home this
morning, after spending nine months IA
the south.
C c. Brown is having cement
walk placed in front of his residence
property.
Mrs. o. Fl. Helgeson and daughter
Julia are visiting daughter and sister at
Lindsey.
Mrs. Carl Coe accompanied by a
former school friend, spent Saturday in
this city.
H. L. Bennett, late station agent at
La Fargo, will go on the road as travel
ing salesman.
--Jeweler J w. Lucus was called to
Iowa to see his mother who is suffering
from cancer.
Misses Alma Wise and Mary Ed
wards are absent from home at the st.
Louis show.
-Chas. W. Chase ana wife rejoice
over the arrival of a Sne baby girl at
their home in theis city.
The Misses Ovitz and McKittrick
entertained large PARTY of ladies at
whist, Wednesday evening
-Springville Ladies NJ T. Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. J. B. Thiel,
Thursday afternoon, August Is.
Mrs. Sarah Reeve of Watertown,
South Dakota, is visiting with G. W.
Reeve and daughter in this city.
Mrs. Fl. P. Proctor returns to her
work a. st. Louis, the last Of the week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Towner will accompany her.
Theodore Spellum and wife have re-
turned to this city and taken up house
keeping in the o, G. Stevens residence.
Watch repairing in all its intric8
cies correctly and properly done by J
w. Lucus, the jeweler at Towners
store.
Misses Maud Rumsey of Sparta and
Lulu Mathews of Viola, have been
guests of Lila Curtis for the past two
weeks.
AT Hillsboro, Horace Tracy died
from cancer CO the stomach, after pain
full lingering illness. He was forty-one
years old.
Late for breakfast? We have
good alarm cloak cheap which will wake
the sleepiest cook
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
The Misses Eva. Ruth and Luella
and John Field arrived from Washing
tea, for visit with grandparents and
mother.
Miss Myrtle Shanks, after spending
few days at home goes 10 Msnkato,
Minnesota, to accept :. position SIS stem
ographer
The well-known WinshiD hotel at
Spar a has been leased by Landlord Leet
to c. w. Lund, who has long been con
nected with tho place as clerk,
Miss Emma Plough is taking vaca-
tion from her duties in the Tate Nercan-
tile store She will spend couple Of
weeks in Rochester and Marion, Indiana.
Prof. Ctrk Thompson of Hillsboro.
has been re-engaged for the seventh
year as principal of the Port Washing
ton school Good recommendation,
certainly.
What's become of the old fashioned
hoy, whose heart swelled within him
when the purchase was made and the
merchant proceeded to oUt ont the pegs
in the new boots
Mrs A. N Davenport. accompanied
by her children. has been visiting her
mother, Grandma Taylor in this city
The Davenport family are sbout to re-
move to South Dakota.
The Young Peoples society of Bad
AK will meet at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs p. Thompson, one mile east OF the
church, Sunday August ii. at four
o'clock. Everybody welcome
The Kiekapo0 Valley Woodman as
aociation will hold its annual picnic
at wauzeka on Thursday. August %.
Probably an excursion viii be run on
the valley road for accommodation Of
the order
The Viola InteliEeGcer reports that
lightning struck the barn on the farm
of S. d. Ames in the town Of Liberty in
which were FIVE horses, all OF which
have beeu totally deaf ever since. The
windmill was also struck and broken.
The Readstown telephone company
have moved the central Office into Bur
gor's drng store and both lines VIII be
operated froa there We understand
that they will bridge from one line TO
ths other so that it viii be practically
the same as one system. " lola Intedl-
gencer.
Madison Journal These are the
davs when a man who doesn't know
farm life inagines tke farmer Sis ia the
shade watching the Eaytecder and self
binder do the work willie h5 feels Of his
whiskers if they are keeping pace with
corn silk as it comes ont. Untortunate-
ly the granger has get 10 run the ornery
machine itself.
"A party consisting of L. J Martin,
wife aud daughters May and Katherine.
Miss Flossie Stricken and Ivan Rosen'
field, left this city Sunday morning driv-
lLg to De Soto taking the Burlington
line for a ten days stay Mt the World
Fair On their return they viii stop at
the former Martin home 8t EOultCn.
Illinois
-VirGgua Woodman camp 1T tae
last meeting. adopted resolutions de
ploring the death OF Rev. J. ;, Parker
whose demise qqae recently announced
from the east. Mr.. Parker joined tbs
WoOlman order here and continued hi
membership with Vlroqua camp. 81
though residing IN the far east. he wa
man greatly respected 10y members o
the order and citizens generally
Mr.. and Mrs D. A Hifchman @
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