Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
-Too mucb rain That's the cry.
Memorial day.

Mrs h. D5rr of La Crosse ls Suesl
a. Jacob Thompson's.
Money t. loan on real estate. In
quirs of G. II Minshail
Percy l. .ng had an arm broken by
falling the sidewalk
A fuil load of Manning cheese was
DELIVERED 10 VirC qua dealers
DE- viii Morley OF st. Paul, spsnr
day here visiting Old friends.
Herb Alien eams from Chicago to
spend n week at tho parental hom7,
MIR. Oscar Friend vi Milwaukee,
called on Viroqua friends this week.
Mems black and brown hose, 15c
values at 7c at the Fair Savings Store.
Rev. and Mrs G. E. Butters are Wis
iting for few days 10 Adams county.
Ernest Brown came down from
Cashton to assist the CENSOR force for
day.
Mrs A E. Yale and little daughter
of Colorado Springs, visited few days
In this city.
Miss Lulu Thompson has returned
irom Soldiers Grove where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss Jane hinkst of the town or
Franklin, was visitor In cur Guy On
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Vim. Burlin of Tomah, Is a
guest at the home OF her slster' mrs'
John M. White, of this city.
Miss Katie Melvin finished teaching
a term of school at Chipmunk Cooley
ridge and again resides in Viroqua-
Great reduction on ladies and
misses street and dress hats.
The FAIR SAVINGS STORE.
- 800 feet of tobacco beds for sale,
ready for planting about the 1st OF June
Inquire of B. o. Dahl, Springville, Wis
Extraordinary bargains in gold
watches for graduation gifts.
Jos. BOEHRER, the Jeweler.
-Mesdames II. P. Proctor, Sr, and
E. NJ Rogers are at Prairie du CHEN,
where they have gone for treatments
Oscar Borgerson came from Cash
ton to tear down the old house ON the
Borgerson property on north Main
street.
A former well. known resident OF
Ontario Mr.. Warren Will died at the
bone of his daughter in Ladysmitb, re-
Gently.
Cement walks have been laid IN
front of the residence of Mrs. Jos. Pnl-
yer and the stone building occupied Dy
Sam Ellefson.
An ice cream social will be held on
ON the lawn of Mr. Hunt at Newton,
Saturday evening next, for the Oenenb
of the preacher
John LAYER spent several days In
HlnI La
Crosse his home since he closed ont MIS-
clothing business here.
Misses Elisabeth Spellum and Ethel
Atwood entertain small party at cards
this evening, at the home of the former,
in honor of Mr.. Oscar Friend.
Ever Monsen will soon move to
Madison with his family. He will have
charge of the st. Paul railroad COM
pany's water pumping stations
Uncle John Gsary has been notified
of the death of his eldest son, James
Geary. at Steubenville, Ohio. He was
\ former resident of this county.
A littl, daughter was born recently
TO Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Helgeson who
are guests of the formers parents. AL
derman and Mrs. o. a. Helgsson-
Customers will please take notice
that no extra ice will be furnished for
ice cream this season, on contracts to
flI refrigerators. JOHN TEWALT.
BE wise: don't buy watches until
you get my prices. positively gnaran-
tee my prices lower than the lowest,
7 w. LUCAS, Jeweler and Optician.
-Adolph Hauge was over from Coon
Valley on Monday. He tells the CENSOR
that arrangements are being made Tor
a big celebration there on the Fourth
The making, the finish and the mt
of "Hermau Vile guaranteed clothing
gsrm ents are covered ny an iron-bound
Guarantee. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mr.. G. l.. Foss of Purdy, was in
the city on Monday, to meet his three
little grandchildren, who came :t9m
Madison to spend some weeks with him'
Near Ontario, recently, George Gill
was kicked by horse. II was at first
believed that he could not recover, but
at this writing he Is reported somewhat
improved.
For more than week rain fell on
every day, and Amany of the showers
we're heavy. The soil is now thorough
ly soaked, assuring heavy crops of hay
and grain.
Henry Iiadamann, president of the
Bank of Virooua, was elected vice pres
ident of western Wisconsin banking as
sociatiou which held recent meeting
in La Crosse.
"A nice iron fence has been placed on
the wall along the grounds of the South
eastern depot. Arrangements are max
ing for beautifying the grounds sur
rounding the new station.
"A Richland county tobacco grow
er had his plants in the tield week ago.
Pretty early, but the soil where set Is a
warm sandy variety AID may prove
that 1t is none too early.
In last weeks notice ~ Rev. Henry
Favllle's lecture oa "A Trip Abroad, .
we gave the date as lune 2 instead OF
1une l. Remember, Friday evening. al
the Congregational church.
Two inches of snow covered the
ground in some 4ections OF South Dako-
ia last friday. Yes. and WISCONSIN had
little of the tail end Of thst May biz
zsrd as late as Sunday afternoon.
Ben Smith and Bradford Ranger,
went to Retreat on Monday, to install
for the Arm of Martin & Kuebler hot
air heating plants in the residences al
Chairman Albert Brosdhead and +. P
Bean
Nj Dartha yV;Ikiuaon oldasi