Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-06-19

Sale of remnants and remainders in
wall paper at Towner's, &c per roll.
Mrs. Jonn NJ. White is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Burlin, at Tomah.
For sale, lI-foot hay rake in first
class condition. Lewis Munyon, City.
Miss Alta Phillips of BOscobel, was
was guest at Frank Riley's last week
Miss Clara Olson spent Sunday at
the home of her parents near Bristow
Miss Josephine Pragge was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Adolph Bickel.
Don't forget that Mrs Hammond
serves ice cream and lunches at all
hours.
Mr.. Roland and son of Eau Claire,
were guests at the F. II. Graves home
the first of the week.
Well now, this is tobacco and corn
weather. Thanks, many and sincere,
Mr.. Weather Maker.
Ole Helgerson is building piazza
and making other improvements on
his Rusk avenue residence.
Mr.. Hebberd, wife and child of
La Crosse, spent Sunday here as guests
of w. N. Cofiland's family.
w. S. Arnold has purchased drug
store at Mondovi, and moved his family
there from Black River Falls.
Rudolph Wolfgram and Myrtle
Griffin spent Sunday in La Fargs as
guests of Mrs. Hattie Langley.
&C. NJ. Butt has had the side walk
along his farm property overhanled
and put into first class condition.
Alpaca and blue serge coats for
warm weather wear, the very latest in
thin goods, at the Blue Front store.
M. A. Gauper, travelling salesman
| for La Crosse shoe house, is spending
several weeks vacation in this city.
A. o. Kalvestrand has sold his
property at Readstown and will again
with his family make Viroqua his home.
DIR. Fred Tate of Rice Lake, spent
/ Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
| Hon. and Mrs J. H. Tate, in our city.
Former Sheriff C. E. Ward was in
town, last Thursday. He came from
South Dakota where he has employ
ment.
Rev. johnson has resigned the
pastorate Of Cashton Congregational
church and will accept call from
! Osseo.
Hon. Ole Anderson of town of Coon,
went to Dakota last week and expects
! to spend the summer there with
daughter.
Bert Welch of La Crosse, was a
| .ast of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Welch, at the county farm, last
Thursday.
Miss Kate Joyce has been reelected
to her position in the Duluth schools
and as reward for excellent work,
she was given double raise
"A good looking shoe adds to your
personal appearance. We have it, with
experienced shoe men to fit it.
The Viroqua Shoe Store.
The Sam Montgomery case which
was retired at Black River Falls at
the March term of circuit court, win
again go to supreme court on appeal.
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 Myrtle Griffin is absent from
her clerking duties at the Tate Mer-
camille Co.'S store for a few days to
assist in caring for her mother who is
i'll.
Most students of The Brandrup
] & Nettleton Business College, Winona,
Mimi, get situation before graduation.
/ Demand is great; 50 calls in seven
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Williams of
,Johnstown, Nebraska, are visiting Mrs,
Williams uncle, Jacob Thompson of
| this city, and other relatives in this
| vicinity.
1 A ,f II,1le
boro, has returned from his tour of the
west and is not decided to go to the
west at present. He will probably re
main in Hillsboro.
Mrs. Louisa Rogers of Santa Rose,
! California, is in our city as guest of her
brothers, H. d. and C. D. Williams,
and other relatives. She will remain
here for the summer.
The Williams, Rogers, Packard and
| Trowbridge families and their visiting
relatives from California and Minnesota
enjoyed family reunion and picnic on
the H. d. Williams lawn, last Sunday.
AT the meeting of the state dental
association held in Milwaukee, last
week, DR. Fred A. Tate of Rice Lake,
was elected a delegate to represent the
! state in the national gathering.
De Soto high school graduated five
young people at the commencement ex-
ercises, last Friday. They are Misses
! Florence A. Mason, Eva McAuley,
Cert ude Franzini, Russell II. Miller
and Earl NJ. Collins.
Miss Effie Ady has returned from
her school at Moline, Illinois, to spend
the summer at her home in this city.
! While enroute she visited her brother,
Will, at Prairie du Chen and also spent
a few days in La Crosse.
Daniel Froiland and daughter, Dina,
departed on Saturday last, for Norway,
expecting to spend about three months
on the formers native heath. 1t is his
first visit to that country since leaving
it some thirty-four years ago.
Mrs. Carrie Hinkley of Clairmont,
Minnesota, is the guest of the H. d.
and c. D. Williams families and other
relatives here. Mrs. Hinkley, nee
Carrie Taylor, who was a teacher in our
city schools about quarter of cen
tury ago and she has many warm
friends among our citizens who were
formerly her pupils.
AT a meeting of the library board,
on Thursday evening, the resignation
of Miss Anna Turner as librarian was
was accepted and Miss Clara Glenn
was elected to fill vacancy. Miss Glenn
began work last Saturday. The library
was closed for four days Of last week
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