Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-27

Miss Carrie Ingersoll is visiting at
the home of her grandfather, J. J. Will
sey.
Mrs. Ady and daughter, Efiie Ady
returned from the worlds fair this
morning,
Homer A. Lombard of La Fargo, is
one of the chasers after Rosebud gov
ernment land.
For sale, fine full. blooded Here
ford heifer calf, threS months old En-
quire of Mrs. S. Fl. Gorsline.
-Womans aid society Of the Hauges
Synod meets at John Scarstad's, Friday
August 9Th. at one o'clock.
New fall styles of soft and derby
hats. The very latest made.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Young Peoples society meets at Ole
T. Fortney's Sunday, July 81, at four
o'clock p. m. Everybody invited.
Mr. H. P. Grimsby will preach in
the Dach Ridge school house July 31st
at 1890 a. M, in the English language.
Miss Bena Peterson has returned
from Waterloo, Iowa, where she passe d
delightful vacation with relatives
Watch repairing in all its intrica
cies, correctly aid properly done by J.
w. Lucus, the jeweler at Towner's
store.
Miss Josie Novy Of Hills boro, goes
to California under engagem ent as a
trimmer in city millinery establish
ment.
-Springville w. G. T. U. will meet
at the home of Mrs. J. e. Harris Thurs
day afternoon August a. Everybody in
vited.
"A son of Oscar Mitcher, formerly of
Hillsboro, is successful competator for
appointment to the naval academy at
Anna polls.
Mrs Melvin Gauper and children
spent some days at the old Retreat home.
Grandpa Sallander brought them home
on Saturday.
-AD summer goods as bargains I'M
equaled by any concern The lest
goods at sacrifice prices.
BLUE FRONT STORE
The Viroqua Lutheran Young Peo-
ple's society will be held at the resi-
dence of Tobias Sherry Sunday next at
three o'clock. Everybody is invited.
We put ginger into our business and
have something different to what OF hers
have, to offer our customers.
Jos. BOEFRER, Jeweler.
Miss Tilda Omun9son went to Viola
to Join Misses Mable Treseder and Mary
Calkins who form trio that departed
for the st. Louis exposition on Monday.
Bert Bellows, manager of the gro
Gerry department at the Tate Mercan-
tile establishment, will soon remove to
Soldiers Grove and engage in the live
stock business.
DIR T. p. johnson of Ontario spent
Sunday in Viroqua with his aged father
and other kindred. He looked over the
scenes of his early boyhood home at
West Prairie and De Soto.
Two young men each from the Frid-
dell and Tobias families went west to
register for the South Dakota land
drawing. The Friddell boys returned on
Monday, the others remaining to see
more Of the country.
The action brought by Marx Bro
theirs, Cashton merchants, against IL.
NJ Allen, to recover on a cream separ-
ator which Mr.. Allen claimed to be not
mp to guarantee was decided by Justice
Toney in favor of the defendant,
Mr. Charles Brandes, station agent
at Gays Mills since the Kickapoo road
was constructed, has been transferred
to La Fargo. The people of our neigh
boring village will find Mr. Brandes
pleasant official and A No. 1 gentleman.
Mrs. J. D. Newton of Sugar Grove,
was in the city shopping last Friday.
She dropped a silver sinner into che
CENSOR till for a years subscription;
also subscribing for copy of the paper
to her sister Mrs. Frank Drake, who re-
sides in South Dakota.
During an electrical storm, on his
farm in North Dakota. John W. Mills,
a former resident of Jefferson, had three
cows killed by lightning The animals
were lying near wire fence among q
drove of other cattle. Johns many
friends will learn of his loss with regret.
Attorney Mutton e. Nuzum, wife
and little son. arrived at the Nuzum
homestead on Monday morning, coming
here from st. Louis enroute to their
Spokane home Mr. NuZum says the
heat was so intense at the fair that there
was neither pleasure or satisfaction.
Mrs. G. J. Smith has as her guests
her sister, Mrs johnson of Trempealeau,
and Mrs. Morland, q cousin from Min
neapolis. They are sharing the pleas
ure of week at Maple Dale. Monday
evening party of friends spent pleas
ant evening at the resort, and to the
strains of music from an old fashioned
fiddle" made merry in dance and feast
ing until midnight.
Teachers two weeks institute will
open in this city next Monday, and a
large attendance is predicted by Supt.
Gardner. He just returned from Hills
boro where with two assistants, he con-
Quoted a successful weeks institute,
with an attendance of twenty-nine. Mr..
Gardner says Vernon is the only county
in the state where two normal Institutes
are held in a year and at two different
points.
Frank johnson returned, on Mon
day. from Cadott, Chippewa county,
where he managed the sizing and pack
ing of one hundred cases of tobacco for
Tilton and Monroe, the first packing of
cigar leaf in that section of country.
Frank says they have good soil there
and this experiment has been very sat
isfsctory to farmers and that they have
increased their acreage this season. He
had five young ladies from this place
who assisted him in the work.
DIR. McElwee, the well known spec
ialist. whose skill in the treatment of
chronic diseases has made him so well
known in Viroqua, has always a. 7ed
that appendicitis is disease IN SThIch
preventive, rather than surgical treat
ment is indicated. He says that the ap-
pendix, like all organs that are not
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