Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-06-12

Big sale on children's hats.
Mrs. j. Z, Bigley.

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Viroqua friends one day last week.
MIR. Keyes of La Crosse, spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
Another lot of those stylish suits
just received at the Blue Front Store.
A sister of DIR. Marshall Surenson
arrived here, last Sunday, from Min
nesota.
Hon. Philip Bouffieur has added
storage warehouse 10 MS Rock avenue
store property.
Sheriff SIlbaugh paid an official
visit to Madison and EdgertOn during
the past week.
Miss Ada Graves entertained a
party of young friends at her home on
Monday evening.
Captain and Mrs. H. Conner are en-
tertaining little great granddaughter
from Hillsboro.
Merchant NJ. j. Dolan of Rising
Sun, transacted business in our city one
day last week.
-Chas. Chase of La Fargo, came
over to attend the closing exercises of
our high school.
Miss Bertha Paulson of Sparta,
spent Sunday here with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Williams.
Levi Allen attended the Loverud-
Johnson wedding at Coon Prairie church
Wednesday of last week.
The Sparta graduating class, this
year, numbers thirty-six, the largest in
the history of that city.
DIR. E. E. Gaines of La Fargo,
came over on Saturday, to visit his
mother, Mrs. L.. X. Gaines.
Attorney C. M. Butt, Jr., has been
appointed notary public. His COM
mission was issued June 5th.
Carson Dunlap of Madison visited
his father, w. w. Dunlap of this city,
the latter part of last week.
- Mrs. Hammond is now ready to
furnish the public with fine home
bakery. Palace of Eats.
Commencing with next month Viola
and Westby postmasters nave an in
crease in salary of 500 each per year.
Prof. and Mrs. August Smith of
Cashton, were guests of Mrs. Smith S
mother, Mrs. M. E. Ogden, last week.
Miss Ruth Gunther of La Crosse,
was guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. |. S. Griffin of this city, last
week.
That fellow who committed suicide
| because of the backward spring evil
IDENTIFY wanted to get to warmer
climate.
May Martin, ''the girl who sings
to beat the band" will assist in the
concert at the tabernacle, next Friday
evening.
A good looking shoe adds to your
personal appearance. We have it, with
experienced shoe men to fit it.
The Viroqua Shoe Store.
Elmer Conrad of Victory, former
employe of the local electric light COM
pany, has excepted like position at
Westby.
The Bert Wood saw mill at La
Fargo, was destroyed by fire on recent
day, involving loss of 81, 500, with no
| insurance.
Mrs. Bloomingtritt and daughter of
Mound Prairie, Minnesota, are guests
at l. S. Griffin's. The lady is sister
of Mrs. Griffin.
Our line of negligee and coat shirts
appeals to the good dresser as never
before. An immense line and variety
of patterns. 'The Blue Front Store
Miss Agnes Hand of Plymouth has
been elected to the position of Sixth
grade teacher in our schools and has
accepted. She is graduate of Mil
waukee Normal.
Our many years of selling shoes
have taught US what people want. Pa
tronize the Viroqua Shoe Store and
wear the best shoes made.
Il. ID. Williams & Co.
Mrs. Henry Schaller of Sparta, has
been spending several days the past
week with her mother, Mrs. Martha
Moody, who resides several miles north
east of the city.
La Farge's high school graduating
exercises occur on Friday evening.
The class numbers four young ladies,
Hazel Hayes. Viva Haskell, Mary Jordan
and Alicia Davy.
Pearl Lincoln district attorney, of
Richland Center, and Attorney w. S.
Burroughs of La Crosse, and A. +.
Drew Of La Fargo, are here to look
after matters in court this week.
Mrs. Alex Tullock of Victory,
visited friends for part of last week
and attended class day and commence
Ilent exercises of the class of 1907 of
which her son, Harry, is member.
A letter received says-'I painted
n, house four years ago with Bradley
& VIuorr an paint. 1t looks better to-
lay Il an any house around. - Buy
acme for your house from Martin &
| KlIebler
Miss Myrtle Latimore has been
elected to and has accepted the position
OF second grade teacher in our city
schools. She is an experienced teacher
and {. normal graduate and cones well
recommended
Mrs. Cora Akin, formerly Cora
Swain, died at MinOt, North Dakota
on May %, and was buried at Ashton,
South Dakota. She was daughter of
G. w. Swain, one of the pioneer set
tiers of Chaseburg.
Mr.. Frank T. Brewster. travelling
representative of the Milwaukee Free
Press, was recently married to Mrs.
Jennie Baker of Soldiers Grove Mrs.
Baker recently resigned as postmistress
at the Grove after many years service
as such.
Attorney Thos. A. Tolrud has just
returned from trip through the west
era states and determined to cast his
lot at some point there, probably in
Montana He expects to leave us in
the course of a few weeks, with his
family and the removal will be re-