Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-01
THE LOCAL OVERFLOW.

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W. G. T. q. meets with Mrs. E. c.
Omundson, Tuesday afternoon next
Mrs. John DevlIn entertsins this ev-
ening in honor of her neice, Miss Flem-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson spent
last week at Spring Park. their farm
home.
More dry lumber in Nuzum's yard
than all the others combined. Cab and
look it over.
Bargains throughout the store dur
ing the month of July.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
Druggist Frank Burlin of Tomah,
came down to attend the funeral Of his
friend, Blaine D. Rusk.
Mrs. Carrie Tate is enjoying q
weeks rect from her duties in abe Tate
Mercantile Cos store.
United Lutheran society will give q
lawn social at the residence of M. ID.
Helgeson on Tuesday evening next.
-Cashton ball team defeated that of
La Fargo on the grounds of the latter
On Sunday last by the score of 10 TO 3
Mrs. Jerry Richards and children,
of Cincinnati, are guests at the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Will
liams.
Miss Caryl Williams returned ON
Tuesday of this week from a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Jerry Richards, at
Cincinnati, Ohio.
On Thursday last a special train
running from Milwaukee to Minneapo-
lis made the record.breaking time of
one mile q minute the entire distance
from Camp Douglas to North La Crosse.
Call and look at 81 shingle sold
at J. E. Nuzum's for $l.75. Also they
will be glad to show you the best stock
of lumber ever offered In Viroqua for
less money than you can buy elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorival and children,
Of Caledonia, Minnesota, came last week
for visit with Mrs. Dorival's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lake Mr.. Dorivsl
returned to Minnesota, on Monday but
Mrs. Dorival and children will remain
for several weeks.
g. Aiken has returned from the
Dells Of the Wisconsin, where he spent
week boating and camping in com.
pany with his wife and her parents and
brother. Mrs. Aiken will spend q few
dsps at her parents home at Necedsb,
before returning.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post.
Office Jack Garden, James Maxwell,
Charley Proctor, A. F. Rathbun, Geo.
Young. John Pratt. Samuel Wismen,
Mrs. Kristens Moe Florence Parker,
Mother Alexial, franciscan Convent),
Sister NJ. Algidia, o. h. s., Gladys
Morrow. n
Among the many from outside
points who were in the city to attend
the funeral of Blaine D. Rusk, yester-
day, were Hon. A. II. Dahl Of Westby,
Hon. Alley Peterson, Geo. Davidson,
Martin Skagen and Frank Dickson of
Soldiers Grove, Hon. Van s. Bennett Of
Rockton.
Mrs. Asher Gorsline received notice
OF the approaching marriage Of her
cousin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Williams Of Norton, Kansas, to
take place August Ssh. The grozEn.
Mr.. Hsnsberry, is an accomplished
gentleman of Seattle, Washington,
where they go to make their home a'.er
September l.
The CENSOR is in receipt of a To-
page special edition of The Evening
Statesman" OF Walls Walla, Washing.
ton, which depicts the beauties and
prospects of that far. famed city in
glowing style. Among the write-ups
of business institutions is one OF the
Electric Supply and Fixture Co, OF
which Elmer Orrison, a former Viroqua
young man, Is president and manager.
AT the rate cement walks are going
in it will not be long until wooden side
walks are an unknown quantity In the
central portion of the city at least
Cement walks are being put in along
the A. s. Nelson and Mrs SIbaugh
properties on Decker street anu one was
recently completed in front of the Bort
residence property.
Anyone wishing to learn Hardange
fancy work, also fancy bag and fringe
tieing, can do so by calling on Miss
Christina Sgenso, formerly teacher in
a sewing school in Norway who Is now
prepared to teach the genuine Hardan.
ger fancy work on Tuesday aud Friday
afternoons and evenings, at Mrs, Lewis
Thompson's, third house north of South.
eastern depot.
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An Old Tortoise.