Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-25
Ideal weather for picnics.

family of two Address box 1O1, viro-
que, Wis.
A cement walk is being placed
along the south side of the Mork bust
ness block.
Col. c. NJ. Bait spent Tuesday of
this week looking after legsl business
in Sparta
For sale, new nine-room residence,
we'll locstsd and cheap. Iuquire at
CENSOR Office.
Mrs Cora Swarthout of Sparta,
spent last Friday here looking after
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. GSines visited
at La Fsrge with the family of their
son, DIR. E. E. Gaines.
Mrs. E. nj. Rogers entertained at
tea last Saturday evening in honor OF
Miss Jane Butt.
Give us call-thats all will
do the rest.
TIBBITs CAMERON LBR. Co.
Ernest Otteson went to Lodi, yes
terdsy morning, to join his mother who
is visiting relatives there.
Hon. d. o. Mahoney left on Mon.
day evening. for Sank county to look
after his political interests.
Preaching services next Sunday at
Springville, II q. m; Bishop Branch,
$50 p m; Liberty Pole, 8 p. m.
For sale, millinery stock and fix
lures. Good business at small figures.
Mrs. j. Z. BIGLEY, City.
M. A. Camper, the w. F. Linde-
mann Co. shoe man, Is taking a weeks
vacation from duties at that popular
trading mart.
Misses Bae Romanowsky and Mabel
r )demyer of La Crosse. are guests of
the formers aunt, Mrs. Ed Carr, at
Cherry Grove.
The ladies of the Methodist church
Of Springville. will give an ice cream
social at the home of William Post,
Friday eve, July %.
-Afer tea ching two years at Star
buck, Washington, Miss Lsns Striegel
has returned to her home at Chaseburg
for an extended visit.
The way Chas. S. Slack q Co.
have been loading twfne into farmers
wagons the past ten days must mean
there is grain to cut.
A special deal on mowers. rskes
tedders now at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S
Also the best uuloader In the world.
Come and see for yourself.
George W. Jersey, formerly with
he Brown Music Co, is now an en-
ploye of the Singer Sewing Machine
company and is settled at Elroy.
Mr.. and Mrs G. J. Blowers are re.
ceiying visit from th cir son, Bert
Blowers of Colorado. He Is accompan-
led by his wife and little daughter.
Mrs. Chas. M. Thompson entertain
ed large party of ladies at 800" last
Saturday afternoon, in honor of her
guest, Miss Chambers Of Bloomington.
Services will occur in the Lutheran
S-rod church of this city, on Sunday
next Rev a. G. Smeby, the new
minister there, will have charge of
same.
Attorneys G. w. Graves of this
city and r B. Graves of Sparta, with
spending few days fishing in the
Adn 90 VA AOA ohOAh w hoSOAbAh'
I Glubks of Winona, Minnesota,
who spent week here assisting In the
Office Of the board of trade, departed
Sunday night for Eau Claire, where he
will be mployed for few weeks
"A fine cement crossing has been
finished between the Ellefson machin.
cry depot and the d. q. Pulyer resi-
dence property. A walk of that mater
ial has been completed in front of the
Bort residence property.
A. U. Curry of Valley, delivered to
Ed Hammer at Hillsboro last week,
IS, $50 worth of wool. The largest
load purchased by Mr.. Curry was of
NJ Marshall of Union town, 2,529
pounds which netted $70S. 10
Three Omega cream separators at q
special price If taken this month at
Chas S Slack & Co.'S, Twenty years
guarantee. They run easy, have q top
bearing for the bowl and and get the
cream
Mrs Jacob Bold has been elected
as teacher of the combination Third
and Fourth grade of our schools. Mrs.
Bold Is an experienced teacher and
COLuts very ulSuAy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ! ntS
makes the teaching force complete.
Rev. John Stemen of Stevens Point,
writes to friends here saying II am
turning my face slowly toward health
and true strength, but for one who was
sick as long as l was the process is
slow" Friends here will be glad to
learn that Mr. Stemen is recovering
"A party composed of Fred Miller,
DR.. Geo Minshall, G. nj. Thompson,
VIM. q. Webb and Harold Proctor left
over the Southeastern road for La
Crosse, last Friday afternoon From
that city they went by boat to Mianea-
polls. They returned home last evening
Western news dispatches report
the death, In Montana, of Joseph l..
DeHart. citizen and business man at
West Lima for over thirty years. Mr.
Hart moved west nearly twenty years
ago He was about seventy years of
age Many kindred In eastern Vernon
county survive him.
DO cnws psy?" is the inquiry put
to VIM Storrs, Fennimore farmer.
His reply briefly is: Here is my record
| for the month of June from 24 cows,
some of which had milked all winter,
| bv tbs way test 8, 6, 1917 pounds of
milk, 6SS,2 pounds of butter fat, price
per 10 22c, net proceeds 1851 40 I sell
my milk to the creamery In 1905 my