Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-06
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Mr.. and Mrs P. H Oftedahl visited
at Hillsboro.
/ Miss Sophia Berge left Saturday fol
Minneat t,olis.
Straw hats at your own price at tht
Blue Front Store
/ -Swifts tobacco fertilizer for sale al
/ Echkardt elevator.
Mrs. W. f. Fisher and sons are Wis
iting at Bangor
Smoked hams 123c ponnd at pev,
| Inns meat market
Miss Margaret Morse is visiting al
Grot0n, South Dakota.
j. J. Willsey and daughter Millie,
spent few days at Cashton.
-Westby band furnished music for
Leon celebration on the Fourth.
Come money to loan on real estate
secur-t ty. Inquire of Butt d Butt.
Seth T. Smith and family spent a
few days at Readstown and Viola.
Ladies remember the 25 per cent
discunot at the Bon Ton.
Dress shirts-good SOC values-3 for
FL at the Blue Front Store.
just remember that Towner 81.
is headquarters for wall paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. M. Thompson
spent few days at Prairie du CHEN.
Winter wheat, what little there is
in Vernon county, is about ready to har.
vest.
Chris Oswald and wife are visiting
their daughter at Clifford, North Da-
kota.
Mrs. Philip Male of La Fargo, has
been visiting her son Herbert Male of
this city.
It c. Pringle made visit to rela-
tives at Chippewa Falls, returning home
on the Fourth.
"A. p. Stevens, optician of Lacrosse
at Jos. Boehrers,S jeweler, Wednesday
and Thursday, July 13 and IA.
Write for special rates for teachers
who take work during their vacation.
VIROQUA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Misses Grace Arlington and May
Martin spent the week at Sparta with
Young friends. Also Florence Webb and
Hazel Cass.
Roy Primmer is home from Sioux
City, Iowa, for two weeks visit. For
a year past he has been employed with
a wholesale grocery house, where he re-
turns
Numerous soldiers, among them
Luther Glenn, Fl. c. Gosling, G. E. Nor
ley, s. R. Pollard John Griffin and others
attended veteran day celebration at
Readstown, on Saturday.
DR. Suttle and family are visiting
the native home of the former in Grant
county. They celebrated the Fourth at
Cassville one of the oldest towns in the
state, on the Mississippi.
Mrs. E. G. Mullen and children are
visiting numerous relatives in Sparta
Mr.. Mulen's mother, who has been Wis
iting for some time with her son and
family, accompanied them.
May McKittrick returned from her
teaching work at Ishpiming, Michigan
She has been re-engaged as principal of
the high school in that city. Member
ship of her high school is ae5.
Two country girls were arraigned
before Justice Butt, Sunday, for running
their horses on Main street After a
short lecture he let them go on promise
not to do it again LaFarge Enterprise
A. r. Bass of Morgantown. Ind, had
TO get mp ten or twelve times in the
night, and had a severe backache and
pairs in the kidneys. Was cured by
Foleys Kidney Cure. Sold by A J.
johnson, Druggist.
Assessors of the towns of Viroqua,
jefferson, Sterling, Coon, harmony and
Franklin, will meet at Springviile, on
Saturday next at nine O'Clock for the
purpose of equelizing assessments he-
foipf cnhooI Stofr;otS
The Sentry reports that entries for
races at the Hillsboro fair this year are
coming in fast and over fifty horses have
been entered The outlook at present
indicates that there will be more horses
at the fair this year than ever before
During the first half of June pa
irons of the Viroqua creamery were
paid $2 200 for their product delivered
there Each week and month the busi-
ness grows. 1t has nearly 200 patrons
and makes 5000 pounds of butter a
week.
Two changes of business property
took place in the city, last Wednesday,
F. NJ Towner selling his brick corner
block to Fred Eckhardt, and the post
Office building to L. G. Boyle The busi-
ness block will be occupied by Mr..
| Towner as usual.
-Messrs J. W. Marsh and son Law
renee, and Amund Belland returned
from South Dakota, where they looked
over the country and visited for ten
| days Mr. Marsh extended his trip to
| Canada. The gentlemen report good
crop conditions in the west.
Many friends Of the family in this
| pitv learn with sadness of tha death OF
| Rev. John S. Parker, a pastor of the
Methodist church in this city half
dozen years since He died at Ocean
Grove, New Jersey, last Thursday. Mr..
Parker was an exceptionally talented
several children.
William Owen, the theatrical favor
ite in Viroqua, drew moderate house
on the evening Of the Fourth, notwith
standing the fact that a very good per
cent of our people were absent from
town or had celebrated at distant points
and were tired out. More than evel
did the company sustain its enviabl'
reputation in the Lady of Lyons.
Mrs. E. l. Riker nee Terhune, o
Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived in this city OF
Saturday last, and will make protract
ed visit with her mother, Mrs. w. F
Terhune By the death of her husband
which occurred some months ago (wh'
was a sergeant in the Thirteenth n. Y
Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion,
Mrs. Kicker is left with two children
one remaining east aud the other &C
companying her west.
The town was practically deserte
( an tha Fourth our DaOule scattering I