Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-06-05
And this is more ike it.

Paint good paint be found in
all colors at 0. E. Davis drug store.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
Merchant Jordan of Retreat, looked
after business in our city, last Saturday.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. d. Lind and sons
were La Crosse visitors, last Thursday.
Rev. j. N. Potter of Springville,
was among the CENsoR's Monday cal
lers.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Knutson of La
Fargo, were Viroqua visitors, last Fri
day.
Adolph Hauge of Coon Valley, Wis
tied his mother in this city on Thurs
day
Don't forget that Mrs. Hammond
serves ice cream and lunches at all
hours.
Oscar Larson has purchased the
c. j. Blowers residence in the Towner
addition.
Merchant Thomas Peterson and
Mr.. Jacobson of Bristow, were callers
on Friday.
Mrs. Levi Greve, wife of one of
Viroqua's early settlers, died at Nor
walk recently.
SHOES for little darlings the kind
that always selscan be had at the vi
roqua Shoe Store.
$3.50 mahogany settees now on sale
for $6.75 at Otteson q Steenberg's fur
niture store.
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Kalvestran and
children of Readstown, were Vi~oqua
visitors, last Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Jersey and little son of
Elroy, have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hays, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Truesdale and
little daughter attended the circus at
La Crosse, last Thursday.
Miss Inga Larson of Cashton, has
been the guest of H. p and Oscar Lar
son here for few days.
Mr.. Albert Holak. owner of the
Star Valley cheese factory, had busi-
ness in our city, last Friday.
Miss Albina Beranek of Yuba, has
been the guest of the John Dawson
family for the past few days.
ID. O. Stevelingson and family of
Coon Valley, have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Mrs. Martha Adams, one of the
pioneer residents of Manning, was a
visitor in our city, last Saturday.
New line of Stetson hats just re-
caived. both soft and stiff. Latest
styles. The Blue Front Store.
&C. w. Graves was called to Sparta,
last Thursday, on account of the illness
of his mother, Mrs M. j. Lapham.
Take comfort in a Morris chair
Our regular 81 so chair now goes at
$5.75. Otteson & Steenberg.
Mrs. John Dawson went to Sparta,
last Friday, to remain over Sunday as
the guest of her brother, |. II. Ady.
Reed Hunt returned from Valley,
where he has passed the winter. He
eontemplates trip through the west.
Elmer f. Strait has resigned his
work for John Dawson and is now driv-
ing dray for Spellum & Scharfenstein.
Mrs. Harry Gibbs, nee Lillian
Chadwick, and little daughter of Kan
sas, are guests of friends in this city.
Fred Hanson returned to his home
in this city, last Friday, after an alb
sence of several months in South Amer
lea.
Mrs. D. 0. Mahoney, T. 0. Mork
and A. T. Forum are at Wausau in
Attendance upon the state meeting Of
Furresters.
Mrs. II. f. Packard entertained
the Violet and Thursday clubs at cards,
last Friday evening, in honor of Mrs.
Name Sperry.
Two carloads of farm machinery
and vehicles recently received. Car fiji
your wants and at prices that ar
right Chris. Dragne.
j. P. Franzini of De Soto, has pur
chased the j. W. Moreli warehouse a
Genoa He expects to move to Gene
in the near future.
The Springville Methods churcl
will ri'-o I'm ice cream social at the
homc e. kir nd Mrs. John Thiel on
the e,sliuG Of Friday, June II.
-Assemblyman Mains and Senator
Munson came home for Decoration day
and spent the legislative vacation here,
returning to Madison on Monday
DO you need any parlot furniture?
If so, now is your chance TO obtain
some exclusive patterns at greatly re-
duced prices. Otteson & Steenberg.
49, Miss Agnes Johnson, only daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Louis I. Johnson, for
nner residents of our city, is one of the
graduates from the Richland Center
high school this year.
One mahogany pailor suit, hand in
laid back, upholstered in the finest silk
danasl, regular value $45, now on sale
for s.3G. rs. Other suits in proportion.
Otteson & Steenberg.
-Grover's soft shoes for tender feet
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.
In note the CENSOR from Fleak,
North Dakota, Mr.. B. F. Purtly states
that the weather has been cold and
backward there. He adds that they
are busy breaking land on their new
homesteads.
A dusky daughter Of the forest, +"
with two or three pappooses clinging
To her skirts, perambClating the streets,
brought to memory the early days in
Viroqua, when visits from Indian tribes
were rot unusual to this section and
people.