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

the CENSOR Office.
Frank Davis and family are visit
ing his parents at Sparta,
Frank Dickson drove over from
Soldiers Grove on Sunday last
Lost, dark red kid glove. Finder
please leave at CENSOR office.
Mrs Garfield Aiken is visiting with
her parents at Necedah for month.
Henry N. Webber reports boune-
ing youngster at his Bad AK home.
For sale, choice farm Joining tn
city of Viroqua Enquire of Ed. LIND
The next state Grand Army En-
campment will be held at La Crosse.
Mrs. l. w. Smith was called to OsE-
kosh by the illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Seals
Il. W. Smith, yesterday, shipped
three driving horses to his son Will, at
Duluth.
Miss Kate Haughton of Madison, is
with her parents in this city for brief
vacation.
Harry Light the buyer took num-
ber of good horses from this place on
Monday.
Mrs Wexford Tongue of Hillsboro
is making a visit with relatives and
friends in this city.
The sociable appointed for Monu-
ment Rock next Sunday afternoon, has
been indefinitely postponed.
Mrs John Nelson and two children
of Sparta, are visiting at tho home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth T. Smith.
Mrs. Mullen CT Sparta, mother OF
E. G. Mullen of this city, is spending
few days with her son and family.
For bargains in monuments don't
forget to call on Larson Bros. Just re-
ceived two carloads of monuments
j. W. Marsh and his son Lawrence
are looking over South Dakota and visit
ing relatives and friends about Redfield.
The seeming necessities of weddings
are new gowns and something in ster-
ling silver. JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
"A kid ball team from this city con-
tested with a juvenile aggregation at
Viola last Sunday, coming off losers by
score of to z.
Lost at Opera hail, night Of class
exercises, child's cream colored collar
covered with lace Finder please leave
at CENSOR office.
The franklin Young Peoples society
will have an ice cream sociable at John
S Dragne's Saturday evening June 25,
Everybody invited.
Lost on the streets of Viroqua, June
Is, black coat. Finder will confer
favor on the owner by leaving the same
at the CENSOR Office
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K Nuzum picnick-
ad xx,fkh aflf fhn Low OF tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fl Brophy
near Liberty Pole last Sunday.
The Lutheran Synod Young People
and Mrs David Olson Sunday at
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Levi Cole and daughter of Rei
Mound. made q pleasant call at the
CENSOR Office today and witnessed the
workings of our big cylinder press.
Rev John A. Stemen will preach
the dedicatory sermon at the opening
of the beautiful new Congregational
church at Viola next Sunday morning.
Sundays storm was streaked AT
Springville not drop of rain fell, while
in Viroqua it came down in torrents. In
the neighborhood Of Liberty Pole hail
fell
AT the state Grand Army ercamp-
ment J. Henry Tate of this city, was
elected one of the delegates at large to
the national encampment to be held at
Boston during August.
John Clancy, mechanical genius,
who has invented a new pump cylinder
and has the same patented is preparing
to put his invention on the market
Soldiers Grove Journal.
William Owen and his celebrated
theatre company will make their next
visit TO Viroqua on July Fourth. 1t is
u bad date for this place but Owen never
fails of packed house in VirQlua.
All Woodmen are requested to be
present at Friday nights meeting of
Viroqua camp, when fifteen candidates
are expected to take turn at testing
the ability of the goat to throw them.
For sale my desirable residence
property in Chase Heights, with five
acres OF land; everything complete about
the place; a bargain for some family.
Inquire of or address
CHARLES ALLEN.
All interested in the big celebration
are requested to meet at the grounds ON
the afternoon of Friday, July 1st, on
Dach Ridge, and assist in clearing and
placing the fine grounds and grove in
readiness for the Fourth
The Lansing Mirror says that Odd
Fellows of that city, New Albin and De
Soto met at Battle Island week ago
last Sunday and spent the day most en-
ioyably. Gasoline boats were brought
into service to convey The party TO the
grounds
Wedding rings, especially, should
be exsctly as represented They have
constant usage, often hard wear IF
inferior gold is used or the ring poorly
made. the wearer is very apt to discover
it We guarantee our rings to be prop
erlv made and the quality they are
stamped. Our prices are as low as it is
possible to make them.
Jos. BoEHhER.
Miss Regina T. Groves, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Groves, was one of
the hundreds who graduated from the
state university at TIE late commence
ment exercises. She took the letters
and science course Miss Groves ex-
rects to enter upon the laudable pro-
fession of assistant in some one of the
accredited high schools of the state.
The Young and elderly friends of Miss
Regina in this her native home. extend
congratulations
-Nels d. Nelson. with two sons and
two daughters. OF MayyiIle, North Da-
kota. are visiting at the boyhood home
of Mr.. Nelson in Franklin They came
from Dacorah, Iowa. where the eldest
T7sbor Gtr1lara