Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-09
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Circus August 2i.

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Crosse on Saturday last.
Mrs. Frank Primmer is visiting
friends at Madison and Lodi.
Miss Jessie Goodenough of Tomah,
is at the home of Rev. Buffers,
John E. Nelson transacted business
in Coon Valley on Thursday last
Mrs. M. J. Sallander Of Retreat, is
in the city attending camp meeting.
-Galvanic soap is popular because
the soap, not the woman, does the work.
Mr. Vincent Frazier Of st. Charles
Minnesota, was in the city on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Miriam Hayes Evans of Belle
vile, Iii nois, is expected home, Thurs
day.
Attorney A. f. Dew was over from
La Fargo, Thursday and Friday of last
week
Soak your clothes in Galvanic soap
suds and the dirt will be thoroughly
loosened.
Miss Dona Bronell of Sparta is visi-
ting the Misses Marguerite Morse aud
Stella Natwick
Mrs. Baldwin of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. d. s..
Waffle of this city.
Mr.. John N. John on, merchant of
Ferryville, is visiting for few days with
Viroqua friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Proctor. .Jr., are
enjoying q month's sojourn at Phillips
and other points.
Mrs. Addie Tate Hebbard of Wash
burn, is spending the month with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. Tate.
Wanted, eggs; will pay 15c per doz.
en- for fresh clean eggs.
a. d. WILLIAMS & Co.
Thompson Bros. have increased the
storage capacity of their mill by adding
another story to the east addition.
A lawn social will be held at Fl. P.
Larson's on Thursday evening for the
Lutheran society. Everybody invited
During the heavy storm of Tuesday
evening lightning stL 1ck and killed two
of the best cows on Milt Pierce's farm.
A large delegation of gentlemen and
ladies from this city went to Rising Sun
on Sunday to JOIN in the Catholic church
bazaar.
Mrs. Andrew Baldwin returned
from Milwaukee after passing q couple
of weeks with her daughter, Mrs Boss
hard.
Mrs. Fred Schelble of La Crosse, Is
spending several weeks at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Petricek,
in the town of Liberty.
The fire company was called out
by roof blaze on Tate's b'5ok. Tuesday,
supposed to have ignited by sparks from
the electric lighting plant
H. d. Williams 81 Co. have just re-
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ent -four in month. You make no
mistake in buying Imperial at 81. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Coy of Jebb.
Arkansas, are in the city visiting the
latter's mother, Mrs Salome Miller.
They expect to remain here for some
time.
-Farmersl Why buy salt in barrels?
You can get full barrel and
two grain sacks thrown in for less mon
ey. Call on FL. d. Williams 81 Co. and
get this deal.
Bert Morrison retrrned, Friday last,
from Oklahoma. For the past three
weeks he has suffered from malarial fe-
yer and for that reason returns to his
native heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fl. Oftedahl have
returned from Moorehead, Minnesota,
where they resided the past year. Peter
will cater to the wants of customers at
p. Bouffieurs store.
Wisconsin postmasters' convention
will be held in La Crosse. August 16. IL
and 1S The principal aim OF the con.
vention will be an agitation for dead
letter office in each state.
up to this date no clue has been
found of the thief who stole horse from
the barn of Mons Wilkinson ten days
ago. 1t is very strange that in these
days men can steal horses and escape.
Mrs. M. Borgerson and daughter.
Emma Pritchett. were in the city calling
on friends, Tuesday. The latter had
Just returned from New Mexico, where
she had sought health during the past
two years
A party of campers is spending the
week at the Dawson farm. The company
is composed of Misses Lucy DE- wson,
Elizabeth Spellum, Eta and Jennie
Butt, Winifred Baldwin, Marie Ovitz,
Carrie Hunter, Ethel Atwood, Matte
Smith.
The Viola Intelligencer reports that
while camping near Soldiers Grove,
Clarence Veerland of Richland Center,
stumbled ard fell, striking his hand on
a broken bottle and severing the cords
and artery of his wrist He almost bied
10 death before help arrived. He was
taken home.
Mrs. N. P. Haugen of Madison, wife
of State Tax Commissioner Haugen, ar
rived in the city on Tuesday evening for
a visit with Mrs. E. NJ. Rogers. The
latter will give reception for Mrs.
Hsugen tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. c.
ri. Trowbridge will join in reception
to her guest, Mrs. Hinsley, at the same
time and place.
"A newspaper may boom a town
through its editorial and news columns,
hut a critical investor looks &, the ad-
vartising columns for substantial evil
deuce of push and life. To him they are
thermometers measuring the intensity
of public warmth: they are pulse which
indicates the healthy condition of the
collective body of the people: they tell
him whether or not the community is up
to the times in business matters"
"A recent issue of the CENSOR refer
red to an oil company that had lately
been organized at Ontario, to prosecute
the business in Texas. In the matter OF
territory we were mixed, the lands are
in Kentucky. They have leases on two
hundred acres located within few rods
of wells that produce 300 to 4UO barrels
of oil daily. The company organized
lately and fled articles of association IN
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