Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-02
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Farmers are oYeruaXeu Win WORK
Town is distressingly quiet.
Fred P. Bean was in from Retreat,
Monday.
w. A. Curtis is in La Crosse today,
on business.
-Extension of tobacco sheds are no.
ticeable on all hands
Ladies fancy collars for 19 cents at
II d. Williams q Co.'S
-Lindemann department store tells
of great SO cent sale.
Mrs Levi Cole and daughter were
in the city from ted Mound on Monday.
F. g. Bred. W of Ontario, has been
prospecting il Virginia, where he ex-
poets to locate next fall.
Sunday, Chas W. Noble of New
ton, starts out for western trip, with
Portland the objective point.
"A months ginseng digging in north
ern Wisconsin is on the program OF
Charley and Ed. Lord of Ontario.
Wanted, eggs; will pay 15c per doz.
en- for fresh clean eggs.
FL. d. WILLIAMS & Co.
Mrs Carlos Buchanan and son Ken
meth have been here from La Fargo Wis.,
iting among relatives and friends.
Ed Chase came from Guttenburg,
Iowa, to see his father Arvin Chase,
who is sick at his Red Mound home.
Lost, coat between Chas. s. Slack
and Milwaukee depot. Leave same at
AdlinGtons gallery and receive reward.
Mr.. L. K Holland and his neice,
Miss Marie Tollefson, both of Jefferson,
leave for Madison for visit with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. s. G. Jackson purchased the
neat Spellum cottage in the Third ward.
1t will be maintained for tenement pur-
poses.
George Eckhardt purchased and is
having moved to his plantation in Chase
Heights, the barn in the rear of Town
er's store.
The Griffin stock of merchandise at
West Lima has been sold by the propri-
etor to Mr.. Sam LOCKER, who will con-
tinue the business.
Andrew Mellem has gone to Reads
town to take management of the store
which W. B. Phelps has conducted for
the past two years.
"A. B. Stevens eYesight specialist at
Joseph Boehrer's jeweler, Wednesday
and Thursday, August 9th and 10th.
Return visit every month.
Mr.. Ed. T. Nixon came over 3com
La Fargo on Monday to bring relative,
Mr.. Cooper of Minneapolis, who spent
Sunday in the second city.
H. D. Williams 81 Co. have just re-
ceiyed their second car of Imperial pat
ent -four in a month. You make no
mistake in buying Imperial at 81. 35
Farmers Why buy salt in barrels
You can get full barrel and
two grain sacks thrown in for less mon
ey, Call on Il. D. Williams 70 Co. and
get this deal
Mr.. J. FL. Jordan, who recently pur-
chased the Seymour store at Retreat, is
restocking the same and expects to make
the familiar business place as live as in
the olden days.
w. A. Hodge of Victory, lost q
young work horse by getting entangled
in a wire fence. The animal was so
badly manned that it was found neces-
sary to kill the same.
Louis A. Larson went to La Crosse
Lutheran hospital, last Thursday, where
he was operated on for appendicitis.
His brother, Ole A. Larson of Manning,
accompanied him. The latter was in
the city on Monday, and reported the
afflicted man as doing well
Carl Anderson and family took their
departure from Viroqua on Monday
ticketed for Findale, North Dakota,
where Mr.. Anderson takes management
of lumber yard This is loss to our
CITY. 80 good family. During his resi-
dence here Mr. Anderson proved him
self a good business man and excellent
citizen.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Western Land Securities
Company, which offers inducements to
those desiring cheap western lands. At
torneys Siibaugh & Bennett have taken
the agency for this leading western as
sociation and expect to push things.
Keen track of their announcements and
know what is offered.
The joint picnic of Mystic Workers
for Vernon, Richland and Crawford
COMMITTEES, announced for August Sd sc
Viola, has been postponed till Thursday,
August 10th. Supreme Secretary jack
son Of Fulton, Illinois, will be principal
sneaker. Captain Silbaugh, Assembly
man Coffiahd and Judge McCorkle will
also deliver addresses.
Friends and relatives learn of the
death of Rev. N G. Bradley, which oc-
cnrred at his home in Los Angeles, CAL
ifornia. Mr. Bradley and family were
we'll known residents of Viroqua and
Readstown few years ago. MIR. Brad
lev was for many years a member OF the
West Wisconsin Methodist conference,
and preached at many places in that ter
ritory.
The counties of Dane, Sank and
Columbia in Wisconsin, have unique
organization'k known as the Smith Family
Association, which meets annually on
the banks of some picturesque lake OF
stream within the borders of the above
named counties for grand reunion.
There are Smiths by marriage and
Smiths by birth at this clan gathering,
which possesses the characteristics OF an
inter-county fair.
"A grand bazaar will be held at St
James church at Rising Sun on Satur
day and Sunday next, August 9th ane
9th 1t commences Saturday at ter
o'clock a. m, and continues until ten p
IN. Sunday. Numerous attractions have
been secured for the occasion, such as
merry-go round, doll rack, shooting gal
lery, etc and in addition to these two
home talent plays will be rendered eact
afternoon and evening. Meals and re
freshments will be served on the churct
grounds. All are cordially invited K
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