Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-18
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"A week of haying is this.

"A week OF haying is this.
House to rent. Inquire of C. Il.
Minshall.
DIR. R w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffics.
IT. o. Mork sells Big 10 and White
Rose brands of -four.
Money to loan on real estate. In
quire of G. H. Minshsll.
Money to loan on real estate So
curity BUTT & BUTT
Removal sale Great bargains for
the next thirty days at the Fair Savings
store.
After two weeks visit here Louis
Spellum returned. to Aberdeen, South
Dakota
DIR. D. G. Miller of Soldiers Grove,
spent last Friday with his mother in
this city.
Warm weather and fine rains of
past days have caused crops of all kinds
to grow like magic.
For sale, a farm of 100 acres in
town of franklin Mrs TOILET SIM
oNsoN, West Prairie, Route /.
What's become of the old fashi 1ned
fellow who used to carry chestnuta In
his pocket so that he would get fat2
Mrs Spencer and Misses Dsssa
Spencer and Ona Crume OF MT Sterling,
are guests at the home of Chas. s Slack.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Van Ness of
Lodi, have been spending weed in our
city as guests Of the lady's sister, Mrs.
Drew.
most complete commercial school
Bandrup & Nettleton Business College,
Winona, Minnesota.
-Mesdames VIM. Trowbridge and
Albion Lindemann entertained large
party of ladies at the home of the form
or, last Thursday afternoon.
DIR M. Surenson returned from Chi
cago last Saturday, where he spent five
weeks in the hospitals taking up.to- date
work In surgery and general practice.
Members of the Utica church have
caused pipe organ to be placed In their
place of worship, 1t will be used fcr
the first time during next Sundays SER
vices.
On account of impaired health Nh.
Harvev Owen resigned his position in
this Office He is now employed by
portrait company which is canvassing
this section
George Bakken was caller from
Bud, Monday. He says there has
been so much tobacco contracted in
his section that all the farmers have
surplus cash just now.
Miss Laura @. Dumke of New
Holstein, this state, has accepted the
position of teacher of Fourth grade in
our city schools, q vacancy caused by
the resignation of Miss Nina e. Coye.
Andrew Bald win has sold his resi-
dence to Chas Kuebler. Mr.. Baldwin
and wife and daughter, Winifred, will
go to South Dakota in September to
reside on claims which they entered last
spring.
Tired, burning feet Most people
have them this month, especially after
an outing and long tramp. Try cur
Foot Ease" it works like charm and
makes you feel cool and easy.
o. E. DAVIS, Druggist.
Attorney J. Henry Bennett, Mon.
day, received an order for a cock of the
Ancona feather, 70 be shipped to South
Africa. henry sa 70 ha has sent birds
to every state in the : .IIon, but never
to distant land.
Carl Bean of Chicago. is spending
his summer vacation with relatives in
this CITY and at Retreat. He is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Bean, former resi-
dents of this county.
John jacobson of Coon, candidate
for republican nomination for clerk of
the courts, was in Viroqua on Saturday.
He was returning from canvassing
tour about the county.
Wanted for hotel in North Dakota.
One frat class cook woman preferred,)
wages $40 per month Also one good
dining room waitress. Wages $40 per
month Address w. A, Heffron, Michi.
gan, North Dakota.
Monday morning, Miss Fannie
Silbaugh returned home from Nilwau-
kee, where she has been for the past
eight months taking course for trained
nurses at the Kuowlton hospital. She
will return to Milwaukee in two weeks.
July Gath, next Tuesday, the Nation
convention of Mystic Workers will be
held In Madison. I5 Will De very
large gathering. Wisconsin will be
one of the states most generally repre-
sented, and Vernon county will doubt
less send a big delegation.
Sunday last, the young peoples
society met at Ludwig Stromlands.
Ludwig can veil afford to feel fine"
for it was the largest gathering they have
had vet at their meetings To make
everything pleasant the Photographer
John Henry came out and took their
pictures.
While returning from GAYS Mills
Alec Anderson was struck on the head
by beer bottle in the hands of Ole
Thompson and his skull crushed, which
rendered him unconscious for several
hours. The wounded man was taken to
DR. TAYLOR, of Mt. Sterling He ad-
yised taking the patient to La Crosse,
where ne was taken for operation At
present his recovery Is doubtfuL-De
Soto Argus
Melvin Steenberg leaves, tomorrow,
for the west He will go direct TO Spo.
kane. thence to other points of interest
and will locate somewhere in the west
If he finds a location and other cordi
tjops to his liking. No young man hss
left this community with n greater