Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

line meat market.
Carl Severson and family visited at
Soldiers Grove.
jefferson town census counts son
at Bert Gardner's
Ladies' fancy collars for 10 cents at
H. d. Williams & Co.'S
Mrs. c. H. Edwards went to La
Crosse hospital for treatment.
Chris Ostrem is spending week at
Coon Valley and other points.
Mrs. Proctor and Mrs. Celia Foi5-
ney spent day in La Crosse.
-150 pairs pants, large sizes, at one.
half price, at the Blue Front store
Don't accept any substitute for Gal
vanic soap. 1t cannot be equalled.
Frank Stout and family came from
Cashton to pass Sunday with relatives
Miss Myrtle Scanks came home
from Richland Center and spent sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Dybdahl of Lo-
di, are guests at the Otteson and san
wick homes.
Rev. Brain returned from Chicago.
His wife and son will remain there for
some time.
-Nelius Olson is home from Couder.
ay, where he has been employed for
some months past.
Mrs Wyman went to Hillsboro for
brief visit. Her sister, Mrs. Wernick,
returned with her.
Misses Elaine and Odessa Coffiand OF
Richland Center, accompanied their
cousin Beatrice, home.
Mr.. and Mrs Bromley of Red Mound
community, were with Viroqua rela-
tives over the Sabbath.
Logan Fowell of Readstown, has Sc
cured position as stenograpner at
Chamberlain, South Dakota.
Bert Wilson left on Monday even
ing, for Firgal, North Dakota, where ne
has posit On in view.
Wanted, eggs; win pay 15c per doz'
en- for fresh clean eggs.
Fl. d. WILLIAMS d Co.
-S7ift's Pride soap, made from the
very best grade of tallow, cleans and
preserves your clothes. Try 1t.
-DeSoto has organized ball team,
and runs up its challenge to neighbor-
ing towns to meet it on the diamond.
Elmer E. Powell and wife of San
Diego California, are visiting relatives
in the city, the boyhood home OF Mr..
Powell.
DIR. Surenson accompanied Charley
Bush to La Crosse, yesterday, where the
latter will submit to an operation for
appendicitis.
Annie Blossom flour 81 45 per sack,
barrel price So so; Garland $1.50 per
sack, barrel price 81. 80 at w +. Ltnde.
mann & Co.'S
Joseph Gathers of Stark, vas j., the
CITY, yerterday, TO take his daughter
home after attendance upon summer
school aud institute.
Miss Irene Suttle is taking a vaca
ton from duties as cashier at the Linde'
mann store, departing Sunday, for her
home in Grant county.
DIR. J. Fl Chase and ii. e Rogers
made a trip to La Crosse, to look over
the golf grounds, with a view to estab-
lishing club in Viroqua.
Harold P. Proctor is now a full
fiedged lawyer, having passed the state
bar examination at Madison last week
Congratulations are now in order.
Mrs. M. J. Phelix and sister, Miss
Roman of Ironwood, Michigan, have
gone to the market to purchase COM
plete line of millinery for the fall trade
Casper Owen of Victory, section
foreman, was injured by workmen
throwing tools from q moving train,
which struck him on the head and shoul-
ders.
Mrs. P. w. Mahoney. daughter and
two sons arrived from La Crosse on
Monday and will spend some time with
the family of d. o. Mahoney and other
relatives.
-Farmersl Why buy salt in barrelsY
You can get full barrel and
two grain sacks thrown in for less mon
ey. Call on H. d. Williams & Co. and
get this deal.
Horse thieves are also operating in
Monroe county. One night they stole a
house from one farmer, harness from
another, and buggy from third. No
trace of the property has been found.
ON Saturday next Willett Morrison.
one mile south of Ross, will sell lot of
personal property stock, farming tools,
household furniture, etc. lt is a desira-
BILE lot of property. Sale will commence
at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Bates departed, yester-
day. for the Alberta country, in Cana
da TO visit her daughter and SOILS, who
are located there. She expects TO spend
the winter with her daughter Nellie In
Butte, Montana.
Mr.. Elihu Denning, of this city, and
Miss Martha Larson, of Folsom. were
married at Winona, on Friday last.
They are now receiving congratulations
of friends, and are quartered at the
North Star hotel.
Sheriff Ward went to Hillsboro
Tuesday, to take charge of Andrew
Walstad, Jr., of Greenwood. aged %,
who was adjudged insane. The unfor-
funate man was taken TO Mendoza hos
pital by the sheriff.
Mr.. ard Mrs. N. D. McLees return
ed from a trip to Livingstone, Denver,
Portland, Forest Grove, Seaside and
Spokane. They report the old neighbors
and friends located in the west, doing
veil, and they saw many of them.
1t is expected that five hundred
Wisconsin veterans will attend the ma
tional encampment Of the g. A. r. to
he held the first week in September at
Denver. Department Commander Cope
land is making arrangements for the
special train
On another page we call attention
20 the speech of President Roosevelt, re-
Gently delivered before Catholic socie-
81. Ii is candid plea for greater So
iriety and right life, and coming as 1t
does from the foremost man OF the ma