Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-07-03

MISS maIIle Henry was q La crosse
visitor on Monday.
Hammocks at greatly reduced prices
at Lind's furniture store.
Mr.. and Mrs Hardy of La Crosse,
spent Sunday at John Riley's.
Remember that carry a stock of
undertaking goods. Ed. Lind.
Mrs. II. P. Proctor entertained the
bridge club on Tuesday afternoon.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
| ty. Butt & Butt.
Preaching services viii be held at
the Liberty Pole church next Sunday
Judge S. w. Button of Sparta, had
business before the circuit court. last
Saturday.
Several gentleman from our city
attended the Selbach sale at Rockton,
last Monday.
Miss Nora Abrahamson of Sparta,
spent last week here as the guest of
young friends.
-Jens l.. Berge of Ferryyille, a form
er Viroqua clerk, is off for visit to the
fatherland in Norway.
Miss Myrtle Arlington went to La
Crosse to spend fortnight with rela
| tlNeS ana lfleHuS bnefe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley and
little sons are making a protracted
visit with Sparta friends.
-Hammocks! Hammocksl Ham
mocks. Get one at way-down price
at Lind's furniture store.
Merchant Chas. Chase of La Fargo,
visited at the parental home in this city
the folo part of the week.
The next preaching services at the
Bishop Branch church will be held on
Sunday, July IA, at II a. m.
Watch repairing has always been
my hobby; especially good work.
Sam, the Jeweler
Frank Rusk left on Monday morn
| ing for Winneconne, where he has en-
ployment this week with show troupe.
Mrs. Julia Rosenfeld and daughters
have returned to their home in Portage
after visit with relatives and friends
here
Mrs Carrie Hinkley who has been
visiting the Williams and Rogers families
here, has returned to her home in
Minnesota.
Prof. w. P. Colbun will leave the
last of the week for six weeks term
VI itlStllute WoIh DIT NdIiOuS polIlJS III
! the state.
Do you need a hammock? If so,
consult Lind, the furniture dealer who
is disposing of them at a greatly re-
duced price
Mrs. Marvin Henry left on Monday
morning, for Apple River, Illinois,
where she will make an extended visit
with relatives.
-Messrs Elmer and Harry Stewart,
both employed at the Lindemann store,
are spending annual vacation at their
home in River Falls.
Home grown strawberries, IN mod
crate quantities, are on the market.
Sparta has caused to be shipped here a
large number of cases.
Ladies aid society of Emmanuel
Lutheran church of Viroqua, will meet
with Mrs. Gus Swanson on Pleasant
Ridge, Thursday, July IL.
Get pair of the Vogue" suspen-
ders for the man who does not want to
wear vest in hot weather
Blue Front Store.
-Thos. Gorsuch has sold his fine
residence property, located near the
st. Paul depot, to Carson Powell. He
gives possession next Septt mber.
Positions secured for 7ery compe-
tent student, by The Brandrur p q Nettle-
ton Business College Winona, MINI.
Postals secures 70-page catalog free.
AT the ffty-fourth commencement
of the University of Wisconsin IA
degrees were conferred, the largest
number in the history of the institution.
Mrs. f. f. Tate and daughters will
leave on Thursday evening, to join the
husband and father in New York. The
family will make New York City their
future home.
-All calls for embalming promptly
attended to at Lind's furniture store.
Mr.. Edward Wig, licensed enbalmer,
is looking after that end of the business
for tnat concern.
Mr.. aii3 Mrs. Louis Olson moved to
La Crosse last Monday. We are in
formed that Mr. Olson has rented
building and will go into the saloon
business in that city.
Mrs. Ben F. Adams of Manning,
was taken to Madison, a week ago for
medical treatment. She underwent an
operation and although in a critical
condition is improving,
MIR. Blaine Cade of Chicago, and
Miss Florence Amy Officer of Spring
vile, were married by Rev. Buffers on
Saturday last. Both are well-known
young people, graduates of our schools.
Sherwood Coffiand is spending his
vacation at home in this city. His
travels as salesman takes him through
Minnesota and North Dakota. and his
observation is that crops are as good
here as in the west.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney ard
counselor at law, Herrick building, vi
roqua. Will practice in all state and
FEDERAL courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing. Commercial collections.
Local and long distance phones in office.
Wisconsin Sunday schools of all
denominations will meet in convention
atJanesville, July 8 to H. Well-known
preachers and Sunday school teachers
from all over the state ahd from out 4!
side the state viii be present and
participate.
MIR. K. I. Bentson returned from a
business trip to Canada. He disposed
of his landed interests there at fine
advance. He says there is a large in
fiux of people to that country this sea-
son for all trades and professions and
that farming lands are being rapidly
taken up anu settled. Mr.. Bentson in
stanced one thing in advanced farming
that attracted attention. A steam pro-
PEELED machine broke the sod. narrowed
and sowed the seed all at the same