Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13
Flag day tomorrow.

see IOWnor next FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and Monday.
Special sale and special bargains at
TowDer's Friday, and Saturday.
The W. G. T. q. meets with Mrs.
N. A. Svigum on Tuesday next.
Margaret and Bea Coffl and are visit
ing relatives in Richland Center.
All ladies dress and street hats at
half price at the Fair Savings Store.
Special bargains ut Towner's on
graniteware, tinware, glass and china
ware.
Silver and white embroidery be,.s,
fine assortment at the Fair Saving
Store.
Prairie du CHEN has street carni.
val next week. Large attractions are
offered
-Springville ladies aid society will
meet with Mrs John Doerr, Thureday,
June 81.
--Miss Caryl Williams is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jerre Richards. at Clncin-
natl, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Haskell of De
Soto. visited several days at the home
of Fred Eckhart.
Helen Munson leaves for Madison
where she will attend the commences
nent exercises of the university.
Mics Ella Fridell is again at her
home near this city after living at Camp
Douglas for the past two years
Careful buyers are the kind that
appreciate our sacrifice sale of under
muslin, H. ID. WILLIAMS q 90.
&ha rrxfnka- ha% and ann and
don one OF those nobDY straw or panR'
ma hats, at the Blue Front Store SOC to
So.
DIR. Leslie Smith spent day at the
parental home ia this city, last week.
He is located at johnson Greek, this
state.
The young peoples societies of the
Franklin and Zion church will meet
with Rev. and Mrs l. c. jacobson,
Sunday, 800 p m.
Don't forget the meeting of the
cemetery association on Friday evening
of this week at the city hall Every
body invited to attend.
Mr. rhos. Kelly and wife of Sionx
Falls, South Dakota. are guests at the
home of DIR. A p Minsnall. They were
former residents of this city
For sale, farm of 160 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 ont for warm and
sultry weather; a comfort bringer.
See what we have to offer in the
latest up-to-date suits then-use yoEf
own Judgment.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
Il. D. Favor came from Alvord, To-
wa, to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Favor, living several miles east
of town, and other relatives in the city.
The NJ E. ladies aid viii be enter
tanned by Mrs. Andrew Olson, near
Three Chimneys, Wednesday, june 90,
for dinner Everybody cordially in
vited.
The young peoples society of the
Zion congregation meets, Sunday, June
II, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Rusdahl. about two miles northeast
of town. Everybody welcome
-Messrs John Lyons of Viola, and
C. M Stafslein of Coon town, were
among those who called on the CENSOR
office, yesterday. Both gentlemen we're
called here to serve as jurymen.
When you buy lumber or shingles
at the Tibbets- Cameron yard 1t is just
like putting money in the bank. You
get value received every time You
always get the grade you buy.
"A revision OF postmasters salaries
in Wisconsin gives Hillsboro Office an
additional two hundred dollars, the
change being from $1,000 $1,000. That
speaks we'll for Hilisboro village section.
Mics Bessie Cobb LETT on Friday
evening last, for Nissonla, Montana,
where she will spend the summer with
her sister. Mrs. Earl Everson. She will
spend a few days at Minneapolis while
enroute.
just remember that you can insure
your farm or village property against
cyclone damage with the John Dawson
& Co. agency at a cost of "a 90 per 81 900
for three years; or $500 per 1000 for
five years
Miss Bernice Sharfenstein, after
spending several months In this city at
the home of her uncle, DIR. e. j. Slttle,
returned to her home In Grant county,
She was an attendant at the city schools
while here.
TIE residence of VIM. Carson of
Forest, was destroyed by fire on a recent
morning All goods In the second story
and cooking stove were lost There
was $500 insurance on the house, about
. one fourth of the loss
John A. MUM and family have
returned from Ontario to Kansas. Mr..
Nulum has served on the county board
and been prominent In the county af-
| fairs and politics for many years. His
| removal is regretted by friends.
In news item published In the
| CENSOR last week, week we stated
that little granddaughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs G. Z. Foss of Purdy, was accident
ally scalded to death. 1t should have
read grandson instead of granddaughter.
On account of Rev, J. Hsndrick g
farewell address at the Lutheran Synod
church, next Sunday the services an
nounced for Rev. Mr. jacobson st that
place will ne postponed until the fol-
| lowing Sunday. Rev Jacobson will
preach in Zion church, next Sunday.
AT last evenings meeting the city
council by q vote of fonr 20 two the ex
isting ordinance was amended so as to
permit the use of curtains in the day
time in saloons. The mayor Is also
allowed to hermit So Ions to remain
open to q later hour than usual-10