Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-15

anxious TO secure the tieecy clips as they
are brought in.
From the trade journals there ap-
pears to be activity and good prices for
the present years clip in all of the sec.
tions of the United States where sheep
husbandry is carried on. Prices range
anywhere from IS to so cents. Wis.
consin wool is rated with western grades
and prices ave: age about thus.
| Born to Mr. md Mrs. q. Page, Sun
day last, a son.
-Swifts tobacco fertilizer for sale at
Eckhardt elevator.
Mrs. Louis Everson is visiting at
Madison for week.
Pete Fosnow of Soldiers Grove, Wis
tied friends in the city.
Uncle 10. Harris was caller from
Manning, Tuesday.
Paul and Albert Hanson were town
of Harmony callers on Monday.
Daniel Wise went to La Crosse to
appear before the pension board.
"A nine-pound boy came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brott.
"A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Lester Hayter on Friday last.
Commencement of the Pleasant
Ridge school, Friday evening, June H.
Mr.. Purcell and wife of Boaz spent
few days with the family of Mrs NJ.
E Ogden.
Hone grown strawberries nave
| commenced TO make their way into the
local market
james Andrews is here from Mil
waukee for a short business stay.
Jury Commissioner Fred P. Beaa,
is spending the week in this city taking
treatment for face poisoning.
Otto Otteson, Master of Viroqua
Masonic lodge, is attending grand lodge
in session at Milwaukee this week.
The seeming necessities of weddings
are new gowns and son ething in ster-
ling silver. Jos. BoEHI Err, Jeweler.
Miss Dora Morrison is back to give
Instructions in music and painting after
having taken special work in Chicago.
w. r. Haverly of Red Mound, the
most extensive potato grower in Yer
non county, was a pleasant caller yes
terday.
Mrs. Henry Casson arrived from
Madison, yesterday, for weeks stay
with her aged parents, other relatives
and friends.
There will be an ice cream social
at Pleasant Ridge-hall on Wednesday,
June %. Ladies are requested to fur
nish cake. Everybody come.
The Franklin young peoples society
will meet at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Easten Munsen next Sunday June
IL, at P. m. Everybody invited.
Wedding days create a large de-
mand for high class goods, especially
the kind we keep. Every piece warran-
ted. JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweler
Miss Anna Swiggum closed sue
cessful term of school in the town of
Sterling, District No. l, last Friday.
She received some beautiful gifts from
her pupils.
There will be an ice cream sociable
at the home of John Christianson on
Irish Ridge, Saturday evening June 49,
for the benefit of the Lutheran church
Everybody is cordially invited
The NJ E. Aid society viii meet on
Wednesday, June %, with Mrs. Henry
Rogers, Sr. The "Trip Around the
World contemplated for the last of
June has been postponed 4 few weeks
on account of the pastor q absence.
Advertised letters at the Virodua
postoffice: Fl. nj. Riley, Knut Knutson
Winsie Hollie, Orlando Donovan, Thor
Sandsmark, L. d. Schimekasky, Olaf
Sghck, Miss Olive Umberger, Laura Ba.
ker, Mary Smith, Mrs. Clair Pillsbury.
Mr.. Albert j. Hall made us a call
from Genoa town on Tuesday. He re-
ports that p. J. McManamy, who has
been very low with pneumo mia, is on
the improve. Mr.. McManamy has sold
his stock of merchandise to Thos. Lati-
mer and Mack Shumway.
"A pickup ball aggregation of this
city went to Westby on Sunday and
crossed bats with the recently organized
club of that place, and our boys say the
Westby's have the making and interest
for good team. The game resulted in
a victory for Viroqua boys, to Z.
Peter Medthum of La Fargo. has
gone to Modena, Buffalo county, to
give instruction in tobacco culture He
will have neighborhood of farmers to
impart knowledge and experience to.
1t occurs to us that this is the proper
way to inaugurate the industry.
On the Burlington railroad track.
between De Sofa and Ferryville, Friday
night, John Kendall, aged 65, was killed
by train. He was walking to Lynx
vile to visit a daughter and 1t is sun
posed he went to sleep on the track.
The head, shoulders and one arm were
all that was left hanging together.
Next Sunday afternoon, on the
court house lawn, the most pretentious
open-air concert of the season, will be
held. The public.is invited to turn ont
and hear the fine music. The concerts
thus far given have been conducted in
the most orderly manner and have at
tractsd large crowds of citizens.
At Chippewa Falls, Sunday night.
the residence Cf Col. L. J Rusk was en-
tered by burglars who ramsacked the
house from top TO bottom. They Sc
cured $40 in money. q large quantity of
wearing apparel, and emptied the cup
board of its contents. MIR and Mrs
Rusk were not awakened by the work
of the thieves
Wedding rings, especially, should
be exsctly as represented. They have
constant usage, often hard wear. If
inferior gold il 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 il .
possible 10 make sherl.
Jos. BoEHRER
The dspravity and thougbtfuIness
Of some young boy was displayed on a
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