Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-18

Milwaukee, Deering and Champion
binders and mowers at Chas s Slack &
Cos
ID o Stevlingson and wife were
Coon Valley visitors in Viroqus on Sun
day.
&C. j Smith ia receiving visit from
his venerable father, who resides at
Eennimore, Grant county.
Mrs Aoner siIbaugh is visiting her
aged mother at Groton, South Dakota.
The lady is past ninety years of age.
Our new quarters in the Purdy
block will be ready on or about August
10th. FAIR SAVINGS STORE
For sale, millinery stock and fix
lures. Good business at small figures
Mrs. j. E BIGLEY, City.
ALLEN Fish of Liberty. has been
reports all kinds of rich prospects for
the west.
Those La Ceosse farm wagons are
good wagons and will run easY and
Chas. s Slack & Co will sell them to
gou right.
Ever Mousen has been given y po-
silion as manager of the st. Paul Rail
road Company's water system ut Mil
YANKEE, where he now is
-Tibbits Cameron Lumber CD. have
just unloaded from one car 200, 900 new
brand shed shingles, high grade. Your
price. Call and see them.
Winter wheat harvest Ia about con-
cluded. This section has not had
better wheat crop in twenty years. The
acreage, however, is small as whole.
Our entire stock of dry goods,
clothing, hats, caps and furnishing
goods, etc at slaughter sale prices.
FAIR SAVINGS STORE.
Sundays ball bame brought quite
a crowd from La Fargo to back their
bail team, and they all went home
happy in victory.
Returns from different states show
that the number of fatalities on July
Fourth was very great. Forty. five
have been reported dead and 3,612
Injured
Mr.. P. T. Molland of West Prairie,
accompanied by young son, called at
the CENSOR Office, Monday. He says
that all crops in the western section of
the county are excellent.
The Avalanche cheese factory paid
"a cents per pound for butter fat for
the months of May aud June; average
test 6, and are at present receiving
4, 500 pounds of milk per day.
The June and July divisions of the
Methodist aid society will give lawn
social on Friday eve, at the home of
John Spellum. Ice cream and cake, 10
cents. Everybody cordially invited.
Just remember that you can insure
your farm or village property against
cyclone damage with the John Dawson
& Co. agency at cost of "a. 90 per 81, 900
for three years: or $500 per $1,000 for
five years,
The annual teachers institute will
convene. July 30th. followed by an ex-
animation. The county superintendent
has secured very able force of conduc.
tors for this year. These lnstitu es are
very helpful and no teacher in the
county can we'll afford to miss them.
ALI members of Regina Rebekah
lodge No % are cordially invited to
join in basket picnic at A. T. Csrmi.
chaeps grove, Sunday, July %. Come
and bring your baskets and if you can't
come, send your basket anyway.
COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Catherine Adkins and daugh.
ter, Nellie, of Rising Sun, departed for
North Dakota to visit the formers aged
mother, Mrs. Ellen McSharry, also sis
ters Hannah and Ella, and brother
James and family, we'll known and re-
spected former residents of Readstown
and Rising Sun.
&C. W. Thompson will not start
new barber shop in the Nichols block in
connection with Earl Truesdale, as was
stated in these columns last week. He
re considered his decision and will re-
main in his present location. Mr.. Trues-
dale, however, Is fixing up the room for
occupancy by himself.
II. Grant Strawp, wife and daugh.
ter Nellie, for the first time since their
removal west, are visiting the old Viro-
qua home. Grant looks as If western
life agreed with HIM, having grown
strong He likes Spokane as residence
and business city and declares that the
west is the place for young men.
-Thirty-fve dollars buys scholar
ship in the Viroqua Business college
good for six months. This scholarship
includes all the following subjects;
Bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting,
penmanship, arithmetic, grammar,
spelling, letter writing and commercial
law. Must be purchased on or before
October 6, 1905. School opens October
/, 1905
Secretary Davis, of the Retreat Co
Operative Creamery Association handed
| us figures which shows that the busi-
ness OF that concern is something enor.
nous. Daring the month Of June A
564 pounds of cream were received at
| the factory, from which Is, 467 pounds
of butter was manufactured-ove a
ton of cream day, and nearly half
ton of butter each day. .-DeSoto Argus.
Last Friday morning there arrived
at the American express companys
Office in this city very much decorated
| bicycle. It came from some place In
Minnesota and was addressed 70 Roy
! Clark, the genial malt clerk On the
viroqns branch From this large quanti-
| ties of hearts, cards, bottles shoes,
small wearing apparel, ETC. we were
led to believe that Mr. Clark had found
single. blessedness irksome and 30 had
| taken unto himself q wife, which we
found to be true Sparta Democrat.