Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

Ao'AnS caics Juty ~, dL Tue L dlE
wings store.
Let Thayer figure on your lumber
bill, before buying elsewhere.
w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs. W. D.
Lind, next Tuesday.
-Thayers is the place to buy any
thing in lumber or shingles.
Martin Knudson and wife of Ferry
Vile, were Viroqua visitors, today.
Miss Mary Rusk entertained the
bridge whist club at dinner, Tuesday.
Mrs. Salome Miller has returned
from several weeks visit at Milwaukee.
Have you heard the Busy Bee2"
Get busy and go to w. F. Lindemanp
Co.
Hazel GorsIine came from Chicago
to visit friends and relatives in this
city.
Lost. in this city, an Eastern Star
pin. Finder please leave same at this
Office
Mrs. H. E R johnson of Plattville,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. M. V. B.
Richards.
Rev. G. E. Buffers Ia in camp at
Camp Douglas, where he will be for sew.
eral days.
Mrs. c. V. Porter and SOD, Charles,
are visitidg at the VIM. Burlin home at
Tomah
Miss Ida Nuenemacher of Duluth,
Minnesota, is visiting at the residence
of J. P. Joyce.
Mrs Carl Peterson and son, Ed.
ward, of Soldiers Grove, visited at the
home of Chas Morrison.
Cement walks are being placed in
front of the residences of Messrs John
E Nuzum and W. G. Williams
For sale, two Jersey bulls, nearly
full blood, Buchanan stock. Inquire of
Z Il Officer, Springville.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Adams and
children were guests at the residence of
d Fl. Pulver, last week
L w. Davis of Sterling, candidate
for republican nomination for clerk of
court, was in the city today.
The ladies of the Congregational
aid society rendered Mrs. Jesse Sarles a
shower, followed by supper
| MIR. and Mrs E NJ Wing and chill.
dren of La Crosse, spent Sunday at the
home Of Attorney c. w Graves.
"A party of eight of our young lad
les chaperoned by Mrs. G. Z Butters,
spent several days at Camp Douglas
-Mesdames VIM Trowbridge and A
Lindemann entertained large party Of
ladies at the residence of the former,
last Thursday
Hugh Joyce is visiting his parents
In this city. He nas position in Du-
luth and has been resident of that city
for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clancy of Sol.
diers Grove, and Mrs Walter Mcclure
of Green, Iowa, spent Monday at the
home of ]. P. Joyce.
Mr.. Brock of Sparta, is guest to-
day, at the home of Attorney c. W.
Graves. He made the journey by
means OF an automobile.
About twenty of the business men
of this city are taking a weeks outing,
being in camp at Camp Tate, three
miles east of Coon Valley.
The Lutheran young peoples socie.
| ty of Zion congregation will meet at
LU 1vig Stromland's, next Sunday, July
l.. at o'clock p m after church.
We try to carry in stock lumber and
shingles such as our trade demands and
at reasonable prices. Call and look us
over J. w. THAYER.
| -Whew but horses are on the prohi.
| bited list just at present. Thomas
| Weavil sold black mare five years
| old, l, 500 weight, to Lincoln Reed for
$212 so.
From now on for the balance of
the tobacco shed season we will make a
| anoaiol tnxry prtoa all a. -
shingles and boards.
| TIBBITS- CAMERON LUMBER Co.
Our citizens scattered to all the
| surrounding celebration points on the
Fourth. The La Crosse circus and
Coon Valley celebration caught the
| greater percent.
Mrs. DR.. Moe of Heron Lake Min.
nesota, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Favor, of this city DR..
and Mrs Moe own a private hospital
and are doing fine business in their
| western home.
-Messrs. Earl Truesdale aud G. w.
Thompson have formed a partnershjp
and will conduct barber shop in the
south room of the Nichols building.
The room is now being prepared for
their occupancy.
| The Hillsboro Sentry reports that
Joseph BeEucha went to Milwauke TO
get repairs for machinery at the Bear
Creek mine He informs us that the
miners ara experiencing considerable
trouble with sand in the mine and will
be compelled to sink new shaft TO
avoid the trouble
&C II Davenport and family of
Fergo, N. D. are visiting relatives aud
frisnds in this place They hava bean
in North Dakota the past three yesra
aud during moat of the time resided on
their farm near Steele Herman is en-
ployed now with the sheet metal de.
partment of large contracting com.
pany -Readstown News
Miss Florence Stricken. for several
years one Of the popular and efficient
clerks at the w F Lindemann Co de-
partment store, has resigned to accept q
position with large mercantile estab-
lishment In Aberdeen, South Dakota.
| Viroqua will miss Miss Florence from
both business and musical circles. We
are sorry TO lose her but wish her every
success In her new work.