Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-13
Mr.. A. E. Stores of Fennimora, was
a CENSOR caller today.


Mr. A. E. Stores of Fennimora, was
CENSOR caller, today.
Mrs. H E. Packard and daughter,
are at Portage, for few days.
DIR. l. W. Blake leaves, tomorrow,
for Wyoming, where he will locate.
Special sale on watches and chains.
J. w. LUCAS, Towner block
Mrs. Henry Baily of Richland is
visiting her sister Mrs. Warren Roberts.
Editor Hinckley of the Cashton In
dependent was caller on Saturday.
-Messrs f. NJ. Towner and Jos.
Omundson are in La Crosse, ON business.
Missionary society of the Synod
church meets, Friday, with Mrs. A o.
Nustad.
Lester Tainter has gone to Memphis,
Tennessee, to spend the summer with
his father.
Mrs H. c. skow sold two pianos
at Blair, Wis, and Mr.. Skow will place
them soon.
Hay to put NJ on shares or to sell
on the grounds. Apply at once to Frank
Owen, Viroqns
"A number of our citizens are in La
Crosse. as witnesses in the Rusk-Linde-
MANI law suit
Mrs. Cora Sargent is home again
after a ten days vacation at Lansing,
10 wa, and other points.
Mrs. Chas Thompson and Miss
Laura McCullock are visi ting at La
Fargo, for few days.
Mrs VIM. Lake returned from Min
lasots, where she has been passing some
time with her daughter.
For sale, some fine new potatoes.
Phone number s
J. W. CADE Viroqua.
Mr.. Archie Kier departed to-day,
for the state of Washington, where he
has accepted position in pharmacy.
Mrs. Glenn GooGsell of Providence,
Rhode Island, is visiting in this city at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Carl Sever
son.
-Loet, pair of gold filed glasses in
closed in blue lined spring case Fin
der please leave at this Office and re-
ceive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Henry arrived
in the city on Thursday last and will
spend a month or more visiting the for
mer's mother.
The Nichols Broom Co began work
last week with crew of six men. The
factory is located in First ward in the
old Lee carpenter shop.
Mrs. Emmons, after visiting several
weeks with her father, o. c. Stevens
and old friends, returned to her home in
Libertyville, ILL, Thursday.
Get good shoes at cut prices. We
must close out our present stock quickly
to make room for our fall goods now ar
irving 81. d. WILLIAMS IL Co.
The young peoples society Of the
Lutheran Synod church, will meet, next
Sunday evening, at Claus Pederson's
three miles southwest of town. All are
invited.
During the balance of this month
we offer twelve Of our fifteen dollar
suits for the very low Price of $5. 69
4. d. WILLIAMS 81 Co.
--Adolph Hauge returned home, yes
terday after stay of some time in ST.
Louis. coming back by way of Chicago
and Milwaukee. He was accompanied
here by his sister, Anna Hauge, and un-
Gle, Fl. n Hauge of Deerfeld.
Advertised letters az the Viroqua
! postofice Gust Anderson. VIM Wies-
! tenburg, Geo Thompson, Ole A. Ander-
son, Normal Nelson, Harry G. Miller,
Warren Harnden, Chas Emery, VIM.
Dolby, Harry Clawson, Ole Gilbertson,
| Mr.. Morey. John Wakely. Mrs. g. W.
/ Wagner Eliza Ward, Hans Erickson.
/ James E. Connors, Miss Elvina Nelson,
| Jennie Olson, Josephine B. Olson, Grace
Morrison, Maria K. Morkrid, Anna Cur
! it's
"A young girl down east found a
package of love letters that had been
written TO her mother by her father be-
fore they were married. The daughter
saw she could have some sport and read
them to her mother substituting her
own name for that of her mother, and a
fine young man for that Of her father
The mother jumped NJ and down in her
chair, snifted her feet, terribly disgusted
and forbade her daughter having any.
thing 20 do with a young man who
would write such sickening nonsensical
stuff K a girl When the yoang CIR
] handed the letter to her mother 10 read
, the house became 30 still you could heal
the grass growing in the back yard. .-EK