Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-04
I'll .Tbout aouy HsIgAbors and friends. ..
-JulY, the Growing month.

goods at the Fair Savings Store.
John E. Nelson spent Sunday a
Cashton the guest of relatives.
Miss Nellie Hebbard at La Crosse
Is at the home of W. NJ Collsnd
Special price on mems work shirt.
for a short time at SeVerson 81 Co's.
-Gjerda Olson of Westby, spent the
Sabbath with friends in this city
None Such, Minnesota patent
tionr fl.O5 per SACK at Severson & Cos
Mrs. Samuel Henry is visiting hei
daughter, Mrs. Hewitt, in Minneapolis
July clearing sale of boys and
ehlldren's suits at the Fair Savings
Store.
The city board of equaliz alton met
and took an adjournment till next
Tuesday.
Jos. DevOrse and family and Andy
Davis Were callers Monday, from Har-
mony ridge.
-Jitley Norris came from Bangor,
Sunday, TO pass few days with friends
and relatives.
Perfection, the standard brand Of
Hour manufactured by the Coon Valley
nils, at T. o Morks
N p Krogsbol already has home
grown pease which are far enough ad
vanced for table use.
La Crosse grocers association had
their annual excursion picnic at Battle
Island last Wednesday
Ladies aid of the Lutheran Synod
church give an ice cream social at Mrs
kJoa' on Saturday evening next
Mr.. and Mrs. s Paulson are here
from Christiana town visiting their
daughter and little Williamses
Mrs. Robert Rosenfeld, her son
Ivan, and two little daughters of Port.
age are guests of friends in the city
-Doff the winter hat and cap and
don one of those nobDy straw or pann.
ma hats, at the Blue Front Store soc 10
81.
Frank Wintz and family are spend
ing week at Cassville, where Mr.
Winiz made his home before removing
to this city.
Miss Bessie Shurtleff of Chicago. and
Miss Alice Willing of Madison, are
visiting in this city with their cousins,
the Misses Munson
The Congregational all society will
be entertained by Mrs. Wilkins and
Mrs. Wyman at the home Of the latter,
Wednesday afternoon, July II
Buy your canned goods at Seversons
grocery We have them all. and at
special low prices, for instance pound
can pears in syrup 10c per can.
Get one of those negligee collars at
the Blue Front, the latest product of
collardom. Finest out for warm and
sultry weather; comfort bringer.
See what we have to offer in the
own Judgment.
The BLUE FRONT STORE
-Viroq qua business mems outing club
will go into camp next Tuesday at
Camp Tate, three miles east of Coon
Valley. The outing will extend over
ten days.
Mrs. W. D. Dyson entertained Il
party or ladies at 900, last Saturday
afternoon, in nonor of her guest, Mrs.
Name Chase-SperrY of ST. Paul Para,
Minnesota.
The residence of Robert J. Arnold
in Second ward was struck by lightning
last Friday. No serious damage re-
suited. A few shingles were ripped off
and quantity of plastering knocked
down.
Hamilton Bolstad resigned his DO.
sition in the Unseth drug store at
Westby, and is passing the summer at
his home in this city. He will become
a student of SO Inc school of medicine in
the fall
&C. W. Reeve Of Henry, South Da-
kota, is visiting old friends in this city
and at Readstown He reports nice
business at his new home aud says
South Dakota has great promise for
crops the approaching.harvest.
The village of Viola is putting 10
very large amount Of concrete sidewalk
and gutter this season. / will he ex-
tended to the western limita OF Moupd
Park. The village pays of the expense of
one-third of the walk and
two thirds for the gutter.
"A news item from La Crosse states
that application has been filed for - re-
ceiver Tor the Mexican Plantation com
pany, $500, 600 corporation Operating a
plantation in Mexico, and which has
lately been in difficulties We under
stand that parties lin this city own
some stock in the concern
Otto and Ben Brown assisted in a
musical way at a most pleasant enter
tainment given at Sngar Grove last
evening by the Sunshine
Club, for benefit of the Sunday school
association. The play THE Old Maids
Club, was successfully presented. and
financially netted over forty doHAr9
Mrs w. A. Chattertou received
word this morning that bsr daughter,
Dora, and husband (Mr. Adolph Himley)
wede in Chicago celebrating the first an
niversary of their marriage. Mrs. Him
ley said "We were married year ago
and my home hereafter will be in Sol
diers Grove We wanted to keep ii So
cret for year and have done SO, though
have been on the verge OF telling You
many times. Spring Green News.
-Thos. A Henry and wife arrived
from Dunn county to spend summer
vacation. He will return there to con-
tinue as principal of the Fan Gale
schools for the ensuing year While at
Stevens Point last Friday. Mr. Henry
called to see Rev. John A Stemeu, who
has for two months or mnre been criti-
cally i'll. He is pleased to tell the CEN
SOR readers that their fol mer neighn0r
and pastor is improving and that he
hopes to be able to leave his bed in a
few days,
Cards have bsen received in this
city announcing the marriage of LIEN
tapauf VerDop Fro zfer m Mics Emit,