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

-Llllte 1oOtSle SurSnSon IS SICK Win
the measles.
Belts for men and boys at the Blue
Front store.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site pOstofiice.
&C. J. Severson's new barn on Oak
street is nearly completed.
Miss Miller of De Soto, was Viro-
qua visitor, last Thursday.
Mrs. Dwyer of De Soto, visited
friends here, last Thursday
DIR. E. f. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Mrs. C. w. Graves entertained the
bridge whist club last Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Love was La Crosse
visitor for few days recently.
The famous Dudley's cofrees al
ways for sale at j. Omundson's.
Fire crackers and all kinds of fire
fire works at o. f. Davis drug store.
Justice Fulmer of La Fargo, was
in our city on business, last Thursday.
The small boy can celebrate at
home, if he gets his fire works at o.
E. Davis.
Miss Alma Wilkins is at home from
the state university for the summer
holidays.
j. E. Nelson spent Sunday in Viro-
qua at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Jane Nelson.
Mrs. Ole Hildehl of Minneapolis,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
0. Berg of Datch ridge.
John Parr is building a new resi-
dence just south of Mrs. Alpha Stog-
dill's on Rusk avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hendriebson
returned from their bridal tour on Fri
day morning of last week.
&C. H. Speck of Prairie du Chen,
was business visitor here, Thursday.
The CENSOR acknowledges a pleasant
call
Miss Amy Marshall of Red Mound,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Nettie Hammond,
in this city, the latter part of last
week.
What's become of the old fashioned
man who never fails to tell how much
hotter it was one summer when he was
boy?
Nick Krogan of La Crosse, spent
last Thursday and Friday here visiting
his brother, John krogan, and other
friends.
The Brandrup & Nettleton Bust
ness College, Winona, MINI. wants to
send you beautiful catalogue free.
Send now.
DIR. ]. II. Chase and family are
spending a ten days outing at his sum
mer resort at Tibbet's Landing, on the
Mississippi river.
Mrs. Carthy Gorsline purchased one
of those automobile seat tor buggies
with removable top for her sol,, Wade,
of Chas. S. Slack Il Co.
Mrs. N M. Tainter and children
departed for Genoa, Nebraska, on Mon
day last, with che intentions of making
their future home there.
Get pair of the Vogue ssispen-
ders for the man who does not want to
wear a vest in hot weather.
Blue Front Store.
Misses Mary and Frances Baker
returned to their home here, last We'd
nesday, after completing the junior
year at the Milwaukee Normal.
The local paper should be in every
home if not from sense of loyalty to
home institutions alone, but because
the home paper suppliesa common bond
of interest in the family.
Mesdames Chas. H. Trowbridge
and ii. E. Rogers entertained party
of ladies', last Saturday afternoon, at
the home of the former, in honor of
Mesdames Hinkley and Rosenfeld.
John Jacobus of Retreat, has sold
out his farming interests near that
village and leaves this week with his
family for the Pacific coast, where they
will make their future home.
Growers soft shoes or tender fee f
are made from the softest feathers and
designed especially for tender feet.
They satisfy the wearer. All kinds, all
widths, all sizes in stock at the Viroqua
Shoe Store.
Messrs. j. f, Nuzum and Herb
Rabbit purchased of +. A Chase four
acres of the Robt Johnson property.
fine bed IF sand is located on same
which they will make use of in building
cement walks.
Miss Fruit of La Crosse, visited at
Mrs. o. B. Wyman's for part of last
week Miss Fruit is graduate of
Downer College of Milwaukee, having
completed the domestic science course
there year ago.
Miss Jane Butt has completed her
years work in the school of oratory at
Los Angeles, California, and is enroute
home. She will visit her sister, Mrs
Allard Smith, in Chicago for few days
before coming to Viroqua.
Mr.. Sydney Baker has resigned his
position as teacher of history and civics
in our high school Mr.. Baker has
been with us only year but has made
friends in the school and city. We
understand he has another position in
view that will be more TO his liking.
A Kansas paper tells this one: A
little SwedeNboy presented himself be-
fore the schoolma am, who asked his
name. t'Yonny Olsen, he replied.
"How old are your" asked the teacher.
GAY not know how old ay bane.
"Well, when were you born?" contiu-
ued the teacher, who nearly tainted at
the reply. ''Ay not born at all; ay got
stepmutter.
Mrs. Jane Nelson has added to the
neatness of her home ON South street
by painting the house and trimming the
shade trees. Nels FOriney's house
also shines with a sw coat of paint.
Viroqua citizens did not turn out wefl
to the "Viroqua Beautiful meeting
called a few weeks ago but the work
is going on all over the city with each
home owner an enthusiastic committee