Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21

in Viroqua at least.
-Chas. w Thompson returned from
Waukesha, last Saturday.
For finest hand. painted china go to
A. J. Johnson's drug store.
Bert Tainter is in Milwaukee clos
ing up his business preparatory to going
west.
Mrs. Florence johnson HeTzinger oI
Salidi, Colorado, is guest of Mrs Jor-
dan.
Miss Pothea Hanson of Zion City,
Illinois, is visiting her mother IN this
city.
Mrs. Bergquest and little daughter
of Duluth, Minnesota, are visiting Mrs.
Frank Williams.
Sam J. Ottum reports the arrival of
ten-podnd daughter at his home on
Saturday last.
The Brookville Aid society meets
! with Mrs. Will Best, Thursday after
noon, June goth. All come.
Miss Crissie Miller of New Caatle
Nebraska, is spending the summer with
relatives and friends in this city.
Lutheran ladies' aid society will
meet with Mrs Ole Sviggum on Dach
Ridge, June 29th, in the afternoon
-Richland Center cement workers are
in the city for business The crew is
again managed by John Daughetee.
Cards are out announcing the com
ing marriage of Miss Blanche Dunlap to
Mr.. S. Gore of Viola, on June 28th.
Mrs Norman Peterson and little
son, of Garvin, Minnesota, are visiting
relatives and old friends in this section
There will be services in the United
Lutheran church, Sunday evening, at
7.3O Rev Bergh will occupy the pul-
pit.
Miss Jane Bait returned home, Mon
day., from Los Angeles, California,
where she taught in the school of ora
tory.
On Monday afternoon John Riley
had the misfortune of having the thumb
severed from mis- left hand by ii saw in
his mill.
The regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors was postponed from Tuesday
evening of this week to Tuesday even
ing of next week.
Superintendent Gardner represent
ed the local Beaver lodge in meeting
of the grand colony of that order, at
Stevens Point, last week.
Miss Cora Dennis of this city, has
been engaged to teach in the La Fargo
schools for the coming year. She will
have charge of the fourth grade.
&C. F. Bulger managed home tai
ent show at Westpy last evening, given
under the auspices of their band. From
there he left for his home at Necedah.
Mrs. Fred Davis wishes to announce
| that she will take summer school board
ers; has room for ten or more; two blocks
from school house; reasonable rates.
-Assemblyman Louis l. Thayer has
been appointed postmaster of the village
of Bloomer where he had resided for tie
past three years. The salary is 81 200.
Next Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
preaching service will be held i'll the
Bishop Branch NJ K. church, after which
the reorganization of the Sunday school
will take place.
The Cashton juvenile base ball niue
played a game, Sunday, with kid nine
of this city at the fair grounds, The
Sc re stood to 8 at the close, in favor of
the home boys.
"A concert will be given for the ben
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on Friday night, by Otto and Ben
Brown, Grace Arlington and Mrs Can
| field They will appear at Cashton on
Saturday evening
Every Saturday of each week we
will hold special sale of some article
of merchandise in the dry goods depart
ment that cannot be duplicated at the
price in wholesale, lots at FL. D. Will
liam & Cos store.
TT ) sacred concert that was to have
| been given at the M. E church last
Sunday evening, was postponed on ac-
count of the storm to coming Sunday
evening. The pastor preached TO the
audience instead.
| -Wauze ka community suffered quite
severely bv wind and hail on Sunday
evening. In Iowa and Dane counties
| the storm swept farm buildings and
| growing crops One man was killed
near Blue Mounds.
1t is likely that the great bulk Of
Strawberries of the Srarta section will
be picked next week Sparta will un
doubtedly experience lively time for a
few days for it will require lots of ont
side help to handle the big crop.
On Saturday Mrs. T. Forum and
Joe Forum and daughter May, returned
| from two weeks visit with n T. For
tun of Clifton, Monroe county. They
report crops looking we'll and were
pleased with the country around Cliff
ton.
The Modern Woodmen have posses
sion of Milwaukee this week. The head
camp is holding biennial session there.
No fraternal society has larger or more
interesting gatherings. Our state me
tropolis Is doing the homo RS of the occa
sion with characteristic propriety
The Independent Consolidated Tele
phone company, which owns much Of
the line mileage in Crawford, Richland
and other counties south of us, has heen
placed in the hands of receiver. 1t is
the largest independent telephone com
papy in the state, having 200 miles of
line and 200 phone subscribers.
AT the German Reform church in
La Crosse. on Tuesday at noon, Mr.
Ira s. Griffin of this city, and Miss Kittie
Guenther were united in marriage by
Pastor Ebbinger. Miss Della Guenther
was maid of honor and Joseph Blumen-
tritt acted as best man After the cere-
mony wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides parents Mr..
Griffin and bis bride are spending the
week in Chicago and Milwaukee. They
are expected to arrive in the city next
Monday.
The home grown, hand spankt d
bare footed, hard-f -fisted country boy,
remarks the Tecumseh (Okls Cbieftsiu
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