Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-07-10

Sunday in Minneapolis.
VIM. Barry of Rising Sun vicinity,
/ was a Viroqua visitor, Monday.
Mrs Chas. Prindle of Genoa, did
shopping in Viroqua, last Saturday.
Jos. Oswald of Reedsburg, had
business here the first of the week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Giesa,
yesterday morning, l0-pound girl.
Miss Ethel Bryant of Soldiers
Grove, is a guest at Jacob Thompson s.
-Rev. Edward O'Reilly of Rising
sun, was a Viroqua visitor last Friday.
The Fortney and Proctor families
had q Sunday outing on one of the
brooks.
Leslie Johnson returned after trip
through the states of Washington and
/ Oregon.
Miss Grace Arlington spent part of
last week with La Crosse relatives and
friends.
Town is mighty 4uiet Farmers
come in only on errands absolutely
necessary.
Mrs. Cole and daughter, Velina, of
Red Mound, were Viroqua visitors one
day last week.
The John Dawson family have been
spending the past few days at their
Spring Park farm.
Mr.. Give Aiken 0f Ped Wood Falls,
Minnesota. is in tins city as guest of
Miss Lulu Thompson.
Work on the foundation of the H.
ID. Williams wan ehouse was commenced
on Monday of this week.
Senator MunCon and Assemblyman
Mains passed Fourtl week at home,
returning to the capital on Monday.
So far as reported there were few
accidents in Vernon county on the
Fourth, and none of serious nature.
i MIR. and Mrs. Guy Curry and little
son are visiting Mr.. Curry's relatives
at West Prairie, Viola and other places.
Prof Colburn is at Mauston assist
ing in institute work. He goes to Lam
caster for the same purpose two weeks
later
Misses Mary and Frances Baker
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson at
Spring Park farm, the first of this
week.
Miss Grace Riley is visiting the
Ikelt families in La Crosse and ex-
poets to remain there for about two
weeks.
Mrs. Emmett Dickson of Blooming
dale. is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. JAS. Dennis.
near this city.
Anyone wishing a score card for
the Cashton- Viroqua ball game, next
Sunday, can secure one free at the
Fair Saving Store.
Never before have you had occas-
ion to purchase cast-leg, bronzed, We
lour covered foot rest for only 25 cents,
Otteson & Steenberg.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson of Nebraska,
who has been visiting relatives here, is
at a La Crosse hospital for medical
treatment. Mrs. Jacob Thompson of
this city, is with her.
Foot stools! Foot stools! Foot
stoolsi We have snap for you next
Saturday at nine O'Clock Your choice
for only rs cents.
Otteson & Steenberg.
The friends of M. D. Chase win be
gratified to know that his health has
improved to such an extent that he has
been able to look after business mat
ters at La Fargo for several days.
George McGonigal went to Bagley
for some Mississippi river fishing. He
found more mosquitoes than fish, which
combined with a rising river, caused
him to return sooner than expected.
You know the tiny mechanism of
watch absolutely demands that each of
the dozen of little springs, wheels,
Jewels. etc. be Just right or good
timing is out of the question.
Sam, The Jeweler.
-Springvile Methodist ladies' aid so
ciety meets with Mrs. Will Post, Thurs
day afternoon, July L. A special invi-
tation is issued to the societies of Lib
erty Pole, Brookville and Bishop Branch
churches.
"A team hitched to a surrey and
driven by Melvin Stecnberg, became
badly frightened, last Friday evening,
by meeting an automobile in the north
part of the city. In their mad efforts
to free themselves and run they broke
the buggy pole and severely damaged
tire harness. Mrs. Otto Otteson and
children were also occupants of the sur
rey, being on their way home from Av-
alanche, where they attended the fun
eral Of a nephew of the lady. The
automobile was driven by West Salem
parties who are deserving of censure
Tor no. shutting down their machine
sooner than they did.