Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-07-17

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e. W. Hazen spent Saturday in La
Crosse.
Belts for men and boys at the Blue
Front store.
DR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Circuit court convened again on
Monday of this week. =
For solid investment in timber lands
call ON Thayer & Mains.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. May were La
Crosse visitors, last Saturday.
Mrs. C. J. Smith entertained the
bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
Beautiful line of mems socks. New
est out. Blue Front Store
Mrs. Gertrude Thompson visited
friends at Westby one day last week.
Secondhand rakes, mowers, biaG-
ers, wagons and buggies at Chas S.
Slack & Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Van Winter
of Viola, spent Sunday here as guests
of Mrs. John X. Lake.
Attorney Pearl Lincoln of Richland
Center, looked after business here on
Monday of this week.
The largest and most complete
line of lumber to be found in the city,
at Tibbits- Cameron yard.
Mrs. S. r. Pollard returned last
week from visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Will Gorsline, in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Weavill return
ed home, Saturday evening, from a Vi
sit with relatives in Barron county.
New line of the famous Elgin shirts
just received. s1.00 to $500.
Blue Front Store
-SpringviIie Methodist church will
hold an ice cream social at the home of
|. N. Groves, Friday evening, July l9.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Waters of Bos-
cobel, visited the first of the week, at
the parental home of Mr.. Waters near
Springville.
Mrs. Grant Pierce has been i'll for
several days past. Her mother, Mrs.
Perham is here from Sparta to assist in
caring for her.
--Chas. S. Slack & Co. have one new
sulky corn plow for sale to close out on
next years terms. Come quick and
get after the weeds.
Lloyd Bolen exhibited in this office
last seasons apple of the Northern
Spy variety, which was very well pre-
served for this late date.
j. w. Thayer informs US that the
lumber for the First National Bank
building and La Crosse & Southeastern
freight depot is all on the grounds.
Hay is money, time is money, hired
help is scarce. Get one of those Dain
hay leaders of Chas. S. Slack & Co. and
Champion tedder and get busy.
j. d. Miller of jefferson town,
showed the CENSOR force six-leaf elo-
yer which had been found on his pre-
misses. Something you cant pick up
every day.
Mr.. Eta Van Alstine. nee Daven-
port. and three children of Caledonia,
Minnesota, arrived in our city, last Sat
urday, for a visit with relatives and
friends here.
DIR. and Mrs. Will Gorsline of
Chicago, are guests of Mrs Gorsline's
this city. They expect To remain for
two or three weeks.
Mrs. II. C. Bell. nee Louise Craig
of Milwaukee, and Miss Helen Crei1 OF
Ashville, North Carolina, arrived here
on Monday, for visit with their grand
mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Rusk.
Mrs. Will De Witt has returned
from Camp Douglas where she visited
her daughter, Mrs Gron. Her little
granddaughter returned with her and
will make am extended visit here.
Scott Curtis has rented the N. B.
Smith store room, recently occupied by
the Republican and viii put in res
taurant. He has purchased the H. 3.
Shreve restaurant stock and fixtures.
Mesdamss Arthur Jewett and Lee
Garfield accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brock on their automobile trip
from Sparta to Viroqua and were guests
at the c. w. Graves home over Sun
day.
Morton Palman, who for number
of years was resident of Springville,
passed away at his home in northern
Wisconsin, last week. His remains
were inferred in the North SpringviIle
cemetery on Saturday.
The Henry Hendrickson residence,
with j. W. Thayer as contractor, is
now going up rapidly. Several new
buildings furnished by j. w. Thayer,
are gong up in the Chase addition in
the northeast part of the city~
II. O. Fortney, Will Lindemsnn,
Arnie Hauge, A. f. Dahl, John Martin,
A. Lunde and John Conner took Deer
ing mowers of Chas. S. Slack q Co
and Eure Ereckson a Milwaukee rake
and Nels E. Fortune Champion rake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Williams are
enjoying visit from their married
children. Geo. Williams and his wife
are here from New Mexico; Roy Will
lams from Central City, Colorado, is
here and Mrs. Jerre Richards, nee
Florence Williams, and children are
here from Chicago
Mable Hill, granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Fill of this city, mar
rowly escaped death at Watertow \,
South Dakota, recently. An automo-
bile, of which she was one of the occtl-
pants, was struck by runaway team.
One young lady was killed and Miss
Hill sustained fractured arm
Asa Byers disposed of his interest
in the Truesdale- Byers barber shop ami
departed, yesterday. for Lamar, Color
ado, where he has secured employment
at his trade. If he likes his new sur
roundings he will lmove his family there
ard make it their permanent home.
We regret to lose this worthy young
man from our midst.
Will Ady returned home from Prai-
RE dll CHEN sauitarium last Saturday