Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-05-22
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qua caller yesterday.
-Cassius Campbell is home on a
furlough from the navy.
DIR. E. f. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Jolly Joe Rosenthal greeted Viro-
qua friends the fore part of the week.
Merchant Ole Wig of Avalanche, is
of ON a trip TO points in South Dakota.
Druggist Frank Burlin of Tomah,
greeted friends In Viroqua, last Sunday.
Miss Jane Hinkst of Liberty Pole,
visited her sister, MIR. k. IL. Drake,
last week
VIII Glenn is home again from Mil
waukee, where he attended a school of
pharmacy.
Joseph w. Haughton has engaged
with the De Soto Argus as foreman of
that printery.
Attorneys c. w. Graves and C. j.
Smith attended court at Prairie ,iu-
Chen this week.
While playing ball at Coon Valley,
last Sunday. Ed. Owen of this ciL.r, had
a shoulder dislocated.
John Kendall came from Appleton
to spend few days at the parental
, home in the town OF jefferson.
Editor Bailey of the Richland Cen
ter Rustic, spent Sunday at the home
of his son, Harry Bailey, in this city.
Rev Harry g. Goodsell will con-
duct services at Bishop Branch church,
next Sunday afternoon at 230 O'Clock.
Edwin Kilmer, who is employed at
the Lind furniture store, paid visit to
to the parental home near Tomah, last
week.
George Harris moved his household
effects to Viola, Monday last, and with
his family will make that village his
home.
Ladies aid society of the United
Lutheran church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Erick Larson on Thursday,
May 80.
Viola young ladies have organized
ball team. Send challenge to the
bachelors of Viroqua, girls. They need
stirring up.
Viola business men have entered
into a stipulation to keep their places
closed on Sundays and also Thursday
evenings.
Prof. and Mrs. A. f. Smith of
Cashton, spent Saturday and Sunday
here with Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs.
M. Il. Ogden.
Bert Dustin has sold his house and
lot on Rusk avenue to David Sherrick
of Crawford county. The Vernon Co.
Land Company made the deal.
Two carloads of farm machinery
and vehicles recently received. Can fill
your wants and at prices that are
right. Chris. Dragne.
"A mission meeting of the ladies aid,
mission and young peoples societies
OF the SYNOD Lutheran church viii be
held at the parsonage, Friday afternoon
next.
MIRA Emma Heathcote and children,
who have been guests of the lady's
mother, Mrs. M. f. Ogden of this city,
have returned to their South Dakota
home.
Mrs. M. A. Sweger is visiting at
the ONE of he's Son, Rev. I. h. Swe-
ger, at Fountain, Minnesota little
daughter came to that household, Sat
urday last.
Hon. Ole Anderson of Coon, greeted
his Viroqua friends on Tuesday of this
week. MIR. Anderson has rented his
farm and will make an indefinite visit
WIFI u uduSuLGi III bdho1ds
n Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Davidson, Mr..
and Mrs. David Davidson, Frank and
John Clancy, Frank Dickson and Miss
Maggie Murphy were callers in this
city from Soldiers Grove, Sunday last
There will be no preaching service
at the Brookville church, next Sunday
afternoon, as the pastor. Rev. Harry
G. Goodsell, will at that time organize
the church at Bishop Branch and hold
service there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Savage ex-
pect to leave next week for Olathe,
Colorado. which place they expect to
make their future home Mr.. Savage
has daughter, Mrs. Burton Blowers
living there.
Edwin fainter of Platteville, was
in the city the fore part of the week.
His wife who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Schoenberger,
of Sterling town, returned to Platte
vile with him.
Thinking of buying a watch today?
Why you have been thinking year!
Think a I'd you get thought. Act and
YOU get a watch! Do it at once. Walk
into our store and make your selection
from hundred styles of watches at once.
Jos. Boehrer, The Jeweler.
Andrew L. Stromsland of Viroqua
town, recently received a check for
S20b. II from the Woodman Accident
association of Lincoln, Nebraska, in
payment of loss of time sustained on
account of broken leg last fall. He
carried a policy in that company.
A basket supper win be given at
the Brush Hollow church on Saturday
evening, June 1st, to raise funds for
the Improvement of the cemetery. All
interested in this are requested to come
and if they cannot be present, are eX-
nected to contribute somewhat.
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Dyson went to
Excelsior Springs, Missouri, today, for
. stav of a few weeks for the benefit
of Mr.. Dyson's health He has very
stubborn case of la grippe and although
he is able to be out of doors now, he
thought warmer climate might hasten
his complete recovery.
The graduating day is near. Would
YOU not ike to make present that
would last life time? | have them.
Calm and look over my line of watches,
fobs. lockets, chains, bracelets, set
rings, hat pins, and spoons, IN great
quantities. Remember we engrave
everything free of charge. j. w.
Lucas, jeweler and optician.