Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-06-26
Bits of Local News

Get ready for the Fourth.

-10c Great sale, 10c, at Towner's.
Monday evening next is the date
for annual school meetings.
- Borgerson Brothers have disposed
of their restaurant at Cashton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Hay are the
owners of a fine new upright piano.
Buy your 4th of July hat at Mrs.
j. E. Bigley's. Good hats for little
money.
Shoes for little darlings the kind
that always sells-can be had at the Vi
roqua Shoe Store
j. N. Williamson of New Lisbon, is
in the city, the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Storer.
Mrs. ]. E. Monghmer and Master
Orvil Uhl of Sparta, spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Hay.
The young peoples society of the
United Luthern church will meet at
John Fladen's, on Friday evening.
Mrs. Hammond is now ready to
furnish the public Gith fine home
bakery. Palace of Eats.
-Almina Wise returned on Sunday
last, from Stevens Point, where she
has been in attendance at the normal
school
Mrs. Arvin Chase returned to her
Red Mound home after having passed
half-year with her daughter in Wash
ington, d. C.
Mrs. A. F. Johnson and daughter
have gone to Minneapolis to spend
several months at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Culver.
Mnpahoat n Gtn1rlsY0ron., Of
Coon Valley, and Chairman Helge Lar
son of the town of Coon, were CENSOR
callers on Monday.
Mr.. Chas. E. White, agent of the
Burlington road at Westby, was married
to Miss Emma Granke of Stoddard, by
Rev. Polechek, June H.
Elmer Dunlap of Minneapolis, is in
the city, the guest of his father, w. w.
Dunlap, and sister, Mrs. Thos. Weavil.
His daughter came with him.
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.
The state encampment of Spanish
American war veterans takes place at
Manitowoc, July pa. Garfield Pennell
will be in attendance from this place.
If we can not suit you in shingles,
we can show you the best roofing on the
market "Pareid. Beware of imita-
tions. Tibbits-Cameron yard.
During the remaining season | will
sell all trimmed hats at from 25 to so
per cent discount. Now is the time to
buy. Mrs. j. E. Bigley.
Superintendent Gardner and Henry
81 kHo ,An -.
of beaver. held at Beloit, last week.
On their rsturn they spent half day
at Madison
Ole Oberson, Fred Riley, Chas.
Lieurance, Wiikie Hauge, Martin Dolan
and Hars O. Foitney have purchased
combination stock and hay rack of G.
S. SLACK & Co.
Mr. Edward Ludke of the town of
Portland, and Miss Mable Job of Clin
ton town. were married at the Con-
gregational parsonage in Cashton, June
18th by Rev. johnson.
Buy Myers unloader for handling
your hay from the load, and Dain
loader to put ten in the load and the
mystery of how you can get your hay
ing done without hiring so much help
that you cannot get, is solved.
There were graduated from the
Rockton graded school last Saturday
evening, the following pupils: Hazel
Widmer, Stella Griffith, Ona Brokaw,
MerLie Adler and Cash McVey, Ralph
Hemstad and Glenn Kenworthy.
Mrs. George Lombard of Colorado,
with her little daughter, is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Wakefield, near
Red Mound Mrs. AL. Lombard of the
same place, is with her parents, near
Retreat, MIR. and Mrs. c. C. Bishop.
The Prairie du Chen Press pub
fishes the marriage of Rev. Malcom j.
Cameron of Hillsboro, to Miss Carrie
Chambers of that city. The lady is a
cousin of Mrs. Chas M Thompson of
Viroqua, who was present at the we'd
ding.
Preparations are being made to
celebrate the Fourth of July in grand
style on the Arthur Rogers farm south
west of the city. An interesting pro-
gram win be presented and the amuse-
ments will be such as to afford ample
enjoyment to all.
Already this season we have dis
posed of 2, 200 pounds of National calf
food and it is giving good satisfaction.
We have just received another con-
signment of that brand and also some
Blachford calf food an old reliable brand
Brennan & Smith.
There is speculation that the Bur
lington railway will bridge the Mssia-
sippi from De Soto to Lansing, for the
purpose of reaching rich mines at
Waukon. There is doubtless deal Of
speculation in this, as there usually is
in every railroad NOR.
Viroqua's s famous band has been
engaged 20 play ct Cashton on July 4th
The white Sox" of this city, and
Cashtons crack nine win meet in a
championship game on that day. These
two features win draw large number
of our citizens to that village on In
dependence day.
The way corn plows, mowers, to-
baceo planters, buggies, wagons, hay
rakes, oil and wood cook stoves, hay
carriers and rope, binding twine and
gasoline engines have been loaded up at
G. S. Slack e Co.'S the past week is
caution Fred Lake took home a
Little Willie, the last one on hand
A temperance picnic win be held in
the town Of Coon, on Sunday, June 80,
on the grounds used by the Viroqua
Business Mems club for campi ng site.
Prominent speakers will discourse on
the temperance question and also on
other topics. The program also en-