Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-27

J Il w. Switzsr OF Minneapolis Is IN
Viroqua on business.
Ella Wilson is Spending the week
with friends In Viola
Mrs Carl Faller OF Reloit, il visit.
log Mrs Scott Curtis
Last week of the undermnslin sale
At a. D Williams & Co
Mrs. Martha EveTson of C4lmsr, 10
wa, is visiting friends i'll this city.
Wanted, girl to do general house
work Inquire of w B Colhnrn
John OLsary wac in Lacrosse
several days tor M dicsl examination
Thursday was the last day of spring
months aud longest day of the year
Rev l. G jacobson will preach in
the Fargo church. next Sunday at $50
p m
-SpringYille W. G. T. .. meets with
Mrs Carrie Ely, Thursday afternoon,
July s.
Miss Elaine Goodenough of Ontar-
10, visited for week with Miss Nellie
MahoEey.
Florence Lake departed for Two
harbors, Minnesota, to spend the sum-
mer months there.
F NJ Towner's residence and the
Congregational parsonage are being
freshly re- painted.
Mrs. r W. Rogerson came from
| Portage to spend a few days with her
husband in this city.
Mr.. Chas Lytle of Yetto. Iowa, Wis
tied for short time with his daughter,
Mrs. Theo Spellum
Grandma Chase accompanied her
daughter, Mrs Chapman, to Stoughton
to spend the summer
Special discount until July 4th on
on all ladies and misses walking skirts
at FL D. Williams q Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ellefson spent
Sunday in Lacrosse the guest of their
daughter. Mrs. Ella Mcintosh
We are showing fine, up-to.date
line Of gilt, silver and wash belts
FAIR SAVINGS STORE.
Misses Hattie and Abbie Switzer of
Minneapolis, are expected in the city
soon to spend some time among friends.
W. e Baker left, Sunday. for Bill
iings, Montana, to make his home in
that city. His family will soon follow.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred Tate and chill
dren of Rice Lake, left, Sunday, for
Their home after two weeks visit here.
-Doff the winter hat and cap and
don one of those nobDv straw or pana.
ma hats, at the Blue Front Store soc to
81.
Miss Celia Tollefson returned last
| week, from Waterloo Iowa, where she
visited at the home of her brother, Theo.
l.. Tollefson.
We invite the ladies before pur-
the ready-to-wesr white suits at W. F.
Lindemann Co.'S.
An ice cream social will be held at
the residence of John Thiel in town of
Jefferson on Friday evening, June 80,
for benefit of pastor
Salary of the Viroqus postmaster
has been increased from 81, 700 to 81, 900.
There are many other changes annouuc-
ed for Wisconsin towns.
For sale, farm of 16G acres, located
two miles east of Readstown and
known as Arch Day farm. Inquire of
Mrs G. Bosworth, Readstown.
Get one of those negligee collars at
the Blue Front, the latest product of
collardom Finest out for warm and
sultry weather; a comfort bringer.
See what we have to offer in the
latest up.to.date suits then-use your
own judgment
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mr. John B. DeLacy, who graduat-
ed from the state university, last We'd
nesday, has secured lucrative position
as English instructor in the high school
at Seattle. Washington.
Everyone interested in the Asbury
cemetery and church grounds please
meet at the church, Friday afternoon,
July 9th. Come prepared to clean up
the grounds and elect officers.
Mrs Theo. L. Tollefson, nee Kiah
Otteson, of Waterloo, Iowa, is visiting
relatives in this city and the parental
home near Bristow. Her father, Mr.
s. Otteson, has been in poor health for
some time past
%. V. Adams of Mankato, Mum,
WAS caller at the CENSOR Office, Mon
day. He was home to attend the faner-
al of his step mother, in the town of
Clinton, last Friday, and will return to
Minnesota tomorrow.
j. M. White is spending m 1nth at
Fall River, Massachusetts,, visiting his
mother. The CENSOR received pos
| tai card from him ornamented with
picture of the steamer Cape Cod, ply
ing between Boston and Provincetowp,
on which he took passage.
| -Plattville will have government
building to cost $40, 600, congress having
made the appropriation What's the
matter of Viroqua, Richlsnd Center,
Lancaster, all county seat towns, and
of more consequence commercially,
having these good thingsf But we are
not Jealous of our neighbors.
Rev. 7 Hendricks and family moved
to South West Prairie last week. to take
charge of the pastorate vacated by Rev.
J. Aasheim, who with his family, has
returned to his heath, Norway Mr..
Hendricks Is succeeded IN the charge in
this city by the Rev. Mr.. Smebe, a re-
cent graduate of Lutheran theological
seminary.
w d Lind Of Vircqua has inst
completed new bakery which has a
capacity of $50 loaves per hour and he
is ready for your liberal patrona ge.
Call and inspect the stock carried and If
Won do not find what you want, leave
your order and the goods will be made
to suit you Be sure to ask for tickets
of convenience" which Ia thu latest and
hest method of exchange vet introduced.