Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-13
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Miss Rebecca Nuzum spent few

Mrs. e. c. Evans of Westby, was a
caller in the city, Monday
Ladies fancy parasols at half price
at a. ID. Williams q Co.
Miss Gray of Oconto, spent week
with Nj. aud Mrs. Bigley.
-Mia Mary Ady and daughter, Efie,
are taking in the St Louis fair.
Miss Tillie Lysnie of La Crosse, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gocheneaur of Viola,
spent Sunday at the Reeves home.
Miss Mabel Chase is spending the
week in La Fargo with her brother.
Smoked shoulders and picnic hams
10c pound at Devlin's meat market.
Lard in bulk of our own rendering
I0c pound at Devlins meat market
The city band gave Sunday after;
noon concert to good sized audience.
Ethel Hamilton and Miss Peterson
are new clerks at II. d. Williams u Cos.
For sale, choice farm Joining the
city of Viroqua. Enquire of Ed. Lind
Mrs. Anderson and daughter are
visiting at the home of Carl Anderson.
Mrs. Nellie Hatten is in the city at
the home of her mother, Mrs Rhodes
John McGary, of Cornwall, Ohio,
is visiting in the county for couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. Lapham returned to her home
at Sparta, accompanied by Mrs Frank
Graves.
Mrs. Woll, nee Helen Walloe, spent
few days in the city, the guest of Mrs.
Albon Lindemann.
Alvin Peterson of Soldiers Grove,
has been the guest of his cousin, Dan
Fortney for several days.
The Springville ladies NJ E. aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. VIM. Bout
-four, Thursday afternoon, July 21.
The seeming necessities of weddings
are new gowns and something in ster-
ling silver" Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Henry Shaw and family, who have
made their home in this city for the past
year, will remove to Valley junction.
Alex. H. Wolford, departed Tues
day morning for Spokane after brief
visit among old friends and relatives.
Willie Russell spent several days
here the latter part of last week, return
ing to his Grand Rapids LONE, Saturday
Free four-''C,oid Mine"-If it does
not please costs you nothing. Allen
Haiverson, West Prairie, exclusive agent
-Vergil Buchanan is again at the pa
rental home near this city after several
years residence in the state of Nevada
Watch repairing in all its intrica-
cies, correctly and properly done by J.
w. Lucus, the jeweler at Towner's
store.
Rev. and Mrs Buffers and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Williams are expected home
the middle of the week from a months
outing.
Prof George NJ. Snodgrass, son of
Rev and Mrs. r J. Snoderass of Hudson,
has been elected principal of the Alma
schools
ALI summer goods as bargains un-
equaled by any concern The best
goods at sacrifice prices.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Let us advise what is best for the
eyes A. B. Stevens, optician and re-
fractionist at Jos. Boehrers, leweler,
Wednesday and Thursday next, July 13
and IA
Miss Millie Jefson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorson and Mr., Hegge of Westby, drove
down Sunday afternoon. for short visit
with friends and to take in the band
concert
The Tate Mercantile Company will
after this run an exclusive dry goods
store. The stock will be kept up to the
fullest standard and big success is
predicted.
Mrs. Allie McCiurg and daughter,
are home after months visit with rel
atiyes at Sparta. Little Violet Nelson
accompanied them for visit with her
grandparents.
The Soldiers Grove Journal says that
the school board of that village has ad
opted resolutions and will prepare plans
for the erection of new addition to the
school house.
We will sell cheap for cash the fix
lures in the grocery, shoe and gents fur
nishing departments. The closing out
of the stocks in these departments now
in full blast. THE TATE Nero Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. T. Bailey drove up
from Richland Center, Saturday, to visit
at the home of w. J Robinson. Mrs.
Bailey will remain week of more with
her sister while Mr. Bailey returned
the next day.
-Mesdames Salome Miller and H. D.
Miller and children came from Milwau-
kee on Saturday last, for a visit with
relatives and friends. Miss Nellie Mil
Ter stayed over at Sparta few days he
fore coming here.
N. A. Swiggum preached to large
congregation at Nottington school house
on last Sunday afternoon. Next Sun
day afternoon, at two o'clock he will
hold services at the Asbury Ridge Nor
wegiap M. E. church, In the Norwegian
language.
The Viroqua Business college will
sell scholarships until September 4th,
good for nine months at ffty.fve $50
dollars. Bookkeeping and shorthand
combined. good for nine months, seven
ty-fiye (S75) dollars. Satisfaction guar
snteed or money refunded. Write for
free catalog
VIROQUA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A change was made in the firm of
T.. M, Towner & Co. last week, when
Mr. Towner disposed of his interests to
what will will, he known as the Cash
Store. Mr. w. B. Phelps remains as
manager of the business The store
has enjoyed lively business and ranks
az one of the Leading general mercantile
establishments of this section. The
manager is a man of experience and
ability and has won many friends dur
ing his residence here. Success to the
Cash Store -Readstown Herald.
A small Illinois church was sadly in
need of repairs and meeting was heid
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