Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-29
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relatives at Sparta.
DIR. w. E. Butt of la Fargo, is at
tending worlds fair at st. Louis.
Smoked shoulders and picnic ham
10c pound at Devlin's meat market.
Lard in bulk of our own rendering
I0c pound at Devlin's meat market.
The great actor, William Owen
next Monday night at Opera house.
For sale, a choice farm joining the
city of Viroqua Enquire of Ed. Lind
Justice Pollard will be in his office
on July Fourth to execute pension ar
fidavits
Miss Eva Shepard returned from 8
three weeks visit at Miner. Point and
other places :,
Don Campbell of Aberdeen, South
DAKOTA, is visiting his grandmother,
hiIs J. r. Casson.
Mrs William Lake has been paying
visits to her daughters at st. James and
Caledonia, Minnesota.
Mrs. Andrew Baldwin has gone to
Iowa for a protracted visit with her
daughter and family.
Just received, new lot OF ladies
Oxfords; patent kid, lace or button, 81.
and 81 80 at Lindemanns
DIR Evert of Retreat, Is taking a
vacation from professional duties, Fnd
is spending few days at Madison.
The seeming necessities OF weddings
are new gowns and something in ster-
ling sill yer" Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Watch repairing in all its intrica-
eies, correctly and properly done by }.
w. Lucus the ieweler at Towners
store
Tons of carp are taken from the
mill-pond at La Fargo, some of them
weighing as high as eleven and half
pounds.
-Torger Fortney and Adolph Suren-
son, accompanied by their wives, spent
Sunday in La Crosse, drying across
country
John Riley of La Fargo commu-
nifty, graduated from the state normal
school at Oshkosh at last weeks COM
mencement
,,s Tiroqua citizens should attend an
'finleshool meeting next Tuesday even
In sir There is always business of i'm
portance to transact.
Philip Bouffieur, Jr.. returned this
morning from his uncle's hospital in
Chicago, where he has been taking treat
ment for three or four weeks.
Mrs. Hans Void Of Waukon, Iowa,
and Mrs. L. Torgersen of Lansing, have
been guests at the latter sisters, Mrs J.
Nj, Bennett in this city, the past week
AT Cashton, last Sunday, Claude,
the 14-year-old son of Ellsworth Peter
son was injured while playing with
powder He will propably lose the sight
of one eye.
The library board has adopted plans
drawn for the new building TO be con-
in this city, and bids will soon
be solicited and work commenced as
soon as possible.
A party of Westby gentlemen con-
sisting of Hon. A. II. Dahl, Hans Sherve,
Albert Spellum, Jens Davidson and per-
haps others, spent some days at their
resort at Minoqua.
Thursday evening, July 'lth, there
will be both election and installation of
officers by tha Beavers Reserve Fund
fraternity; also initiation of candidates.
Let every Beaver be present.
Mrs Leach, wife of Engineer Reu-
ben Leach died at her Sparta home
from Bright's disease. His many friends
with the veteran engineer
in his great domestic affiiction.
The date of DR.. McElwees next
visit will be Thursday, July :, at Hotel
Fortney. This successful specialists
examinations are free and chronic suf-
ferers are cordially invited 80 call.
-Assemblyman Coffland OF Richland
Center, spent day in this city with his
brother w. n. Coffian3. Messrs. Ct. l..
Miner and Anton Turgasen of Richland,
were also in town on business, Thursday.
The first Monday in July is the date
for annual school meetings in Wiscon-
sin. This year that date is the Fourth
of July, consequently school meeting
falls on Tuesday following, according
to law.
Teachers, and educational people
generally throughout Vernon county
and Wisconsin, learn with satisfaction
that Professor J. W. Livingston will
become president of Platteville normal
school
Deputy County Clerk Berlie Moore,
has purchased from Lucius Favor, the
neat South Main street cottage, former
ly owned by John E. Silbaugh Mr..
and Mrs. Moore have occupied the place
since their marriage.
For sale, my desirable residence
property in Chase Heights. with FIVE
acres of land everything complete about
the place; bargain for some family.
Inquire of or address
CHARLES ALLEN.
The Viola Int elligencer says that
ex-County Treasurer P NJ. Smith set
tied in full the shortage found against
him by the expert accountant, amount
ng to s., ,034. %. This includes interest
on the shortage at the rate of 6 per cent.
MANY in this county will be panied
to learn of the death of Rev. John Ford,
a Methodist circuit rider Of some years
ago, who preached at different points in
our section. His last charge was at
Black Earth, where he died. Rev Ford
was born in England in 1868.
THE Facts About the Candidate, y
is a neat little book not much larger
than ones thumb nail, that contains
two hundred pages, a complete life of
the republican candidate for president,
Theodore Roosevelt. This little volume
was sent us bv Miss Marilla Andrews.
Her brother, Byron Andrews, is author
of the work. He resides in Washington.
Wedding rings, especially, should
be exsetly as represented They have
constant usage, often hard wear. II
inferior gold Is used or the ring poorly
made. the wearer is very apt to discover
it. We guarantee our rings TO be prop
erly made and the quality they are
stamped. Our prices are as low as 1t Is
possible to make them. Jos. BoEHRER,
Mrs. Helen Merchant, who went tC
Onalaska for a visit of couple OF weeks,
called on DR.. hcElwee. the Chicago
specialist. who took her case some timt
ago, to report that she is now quite wei