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

-Swifts tobacco ferti lizer for sale at
Eckhardtelevat tor.
-Swifts tobacco fertilizer for sale at
Eckhardt elevator.
Miss Amy Gott arrived home from
Milwaukee Downer college this evening.
The barber shop of Chas NJ Thomp-
son will be closed the Fourth of July.
Fred Eckhart left on Tuesday night
for St.Louis to spend few days at the
fair
Miss Esther Butt returned from La
Crosse, where she taught in the public
schools the past year.
-Four steady berry pickers wanted
at Frank Peters. Apply at once cash
will be paid for picking.
Liberty Pole NJ. E society will meet
with Mrs. c. B. Fortney for supper on
Friday evening of this week
Alex, and Harry Wolford, who have
been residing in Spokane for the last
tan years, are now here visiting relatives
and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Rendel of Raw
Inns, Wyoming, arrived at the home of
Captain and Mrs. Nichols this morning
TO remain some days.
The colored concert company enter
tained a fair sized audience at Opera
house, Saturday night AS vocalists and
Otherwise they are worthy of patronage
-Mordecai Appleman and other Ver-
non county students at Stevens Point
normal school have returned home, the
school having closed for summer vaca-
tion.
Earl Graves is spending few days
at home, after four years absence. He
holds the responsible position of looking
after the Burlington telegraph lines be-
tween Chicago and Savannah.
On Monday evening Miss Effie Ady
returned from Grand Rapids, Michigan.
where she completed her course and
graduated from the kindergarten asso-
citation. She expects to take up the
work as profession.
John Hammer and Charles Mi chlet
arrived at their respective homes at
Hillsboro and Westby for vacation sea-
son from Ann Arbor University. Rob.
Wilkins, also student there, remains
with leading Milwaukee law firm dur
ing vacation.
Miss Grace Alexander, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Alexander, was
married at Brewster, Washington, June
4th, to Mr.. Henry F. Bertram. Miss
Alexander has been in the west attend
ing school and teaching for three years
past.
E. W. Hazen and w d. Dyson wit h
their wives, will depart for the World E
fair on Saturday. They will get as
much pleasure out'of the trip as possible
by going on one of the Mississippi river
packets
Mr.. Edward S. Hebberd, son Of
Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Hebberd, many
years residents Of this city was marie a
last Thursday, to Miss Rachel DAVIS of
Madison. Mr.. Hebber is a leading
prescription druggist of La Crosse.
Master Eddie McDaniels, aged
twenty years, passed away Monday and
brief funeral services were held at the
home Of his father, Edward Nc Daniels,
this morning. The boy had been pa
tient sufferer from disease for many
months.
-Viroqua Woodmen attended me-
mortal service at the Congregational
Pastor Stemen delivered the address.
A
terry and placed bouquets on the graves
Of their departed brethren.
The Lindemann department store
presents a supplement in this Issue set
ting forth bargains TO be secured at that
busy trade mart before July inventory
period Tne attractiveness of the sup
plement and bargains to be secured will
certainly not be overlooked by careful
readers or judicious buyers.
Next Sunday Violas new Congre-
gational church viii be dedicated to
public worship Rev. J. A. Stemen of
this city will preach the dedicatory ser
mon at the morning service Numer-
Dus prominent pastors of the state will
pe present to take part in the all-day
program, opening ct $50 with the lay
ing of the corner stone.
The CENSOR was in error in report
ing the railroad accident at De Soto. It
stated that Linus Marsden, one of the
victims of the wreck, died That is q
mistake. He was 80 terribly injured 1t
was announced be could not live more
than a few hours. Critical as are his
wounds and mis- general condition. he
still fingers at La Crosse hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, wife Of J. F.
Hall. died a. the family home near
Readstown on the 9Th instant. at the
age Of fifty-four years. leaving husband
and eight sons and daughters Mrs
Hall came of one of the earliest families
Of Viroqua, Mr. and Mrs. Guist, ana
was born in this CITY. Funeral and hur-