Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-06-19
Bits of Local News
Miss Florence Webb is in Viola.

-lOc treat sale, l0c, at Towner's.
Mrs. Gerhard Fortney was il, Elroy,
last week.
Belts for men and boys at the Blue
Front store
Little Crystal Dickson is recovering
from the measles.
IT O. Mork was a business visitor
at La Crosse, Saturday.
Clarke Bennett has gone to Spooner
to visit his brother, Howard.
The famous Dudley's coffees al
ways for sale at j. 0mundson's.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge of Victory,
are visiting with friends in the city.
Miss Jessie Goodenough of Tomah,
is at the home of Rev. c. E. Buffers.
Miss Mary Webb has returned from
St. Catherine's college at Minneapolis.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dick
son, fine baby girl on Friday, June 8.
Misses Ona Griffin and Bessie Potts
visited La Crosse friends, last Sunday.
j. H. Sherrick and family visited
relatives in this city the first of the
week.
A new awning has been placed
along the front of the Brown Music
store.
The Barnum & Bailey, greatest
show on earth, will exhibitin La Crosse
on July 9TH.
Mrs Charles Morrison of Cashton,
spent couple of days with old friends
in our city.
Editor F. C. Bum of Westby, was
en- attendant at Mondays session of
circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Side and Miss
Anna Johnson spent few days in La
Crosse last week.
Miss Myrtle Shanks came home
from Madison to attend the wedding of
her sister, Edith.
Shoes for little darlings kind
that always sells-can be had at the vi
roqua Shoe Store.
Rev. Goldsmith of Sparta, spent
Thursday here as the guest of Gen. and
Mrs. E. M. Rogers.
Merchant ole Wig of Avalanche,
was guest of his brother, Edward, of
this city, on Monday.
Only few of the Fuller & John
son and Tiger tobacco planters left at
CnaS. >. SiacK & 20 5.
-Messrs. and Mesdames j. r. Spell
lum and j. e. Stoll are camping for
two weeks near Manning.
Mrs. j. w. Thayer returned last
Saturday, from a visit with relatives
and friends in Missouri
Bargains in all Kinds of hats, for
the remainder of the sea son at Mrs. A.
o. Larson's s millinery store.
Druggist o. E. Davis and wife
were in Cashton on Sunday the guests
of the G.. M. Willgrubs family.
Mrs. Hammond is now ready to
furnish the public with fine home
bakery. Palace of Eats.
John ]. Butcher, a former town
clerk of the town of Unicn, was trans
acting business in the atty, Monday.
Watch repairing has always been
my hobby; especially good work.
Sam, the Jeweler.
Mrs. Harry Bailey and children
went to Richland Center, yesterday,
for an extended visit with relatives,
-Messrs ole KaNestrand and AL.
Ewers of Readstown, were business
callers at the county seat, last Satur-
day.
Miss Hattie Dickson closed sue
cessful term of school two weeks ago
with an enjoyable picnic, south of the
city.
Have your cement work done by
home men. We stand back of our work
and yoa always know where to find US,
Rabbit & Nuzum.
After week visit at the home
of his cousin, T. B. Potts, in this city,
WIFI TArhaff rot1tYpnd uastprdou 80 n
his home at Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Spellum returned,
last Sunday, from Chippewa Falls
where she has been visiting at the
home of her brother, Oscar Spellum.
Our many years of selling shoes
have taught us what people want Pa
tronize the Viroqua Shoe Store and
wear the best shoes made.
H. d. Williams & Co.
Miss Jessie Hutchinson, a former
teacher in our city schools, is visiting
friends here. She is enroute to her
home at Montezuma, Iowa, from Rhine
lander where she taught the past year.
Misses Harriet f. Foreman and
Beulah B. Dobson constituted the mem
bers of the first class graduating from
the Viola four-year high school. The
6NSTClSeS were ilelu last rIludy SNeIi-
ing.
-Grover's soft shoes or 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.
-Chas. S Slset & Co. have a new
mower used but little that they will
sell at a bargain -ome and see it and
be convinced They will also make
YOU the right ~ices on the Deering,
Champion or 81 aukee mowers, rakes
and binders.
Miss Cornne Gebhart of Platteville
has accepted the position of Eighth
grade teacher in our city schools. Miss
Gebhart has done years post gradu
ate work at the Plattville normal and
has had some experience in teaching.
She comes highly recommended.
The De Soto Argus reports that
John Joseph exhibited the skin of an
enormous rattler with twelve rattles
and a button attache' measured about
five feet in length ana was taken from
a snake killed near Rattle Island. John
has killed about fifty rattlers thus far
this season.
Earl Truesdale is having a new