Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-01
Get ready for the Fl 1arth.

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Get your dinner and supper July
4th, at Joe's Palm Garden.
Next Monday evening is the date
for annual school meetings.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
Buy Sprague Warner & Co.'S. Fern
dell eotfees of II. ID. Williams 4 Co.
Best ice cream money can buy will
be served at Joe s Palm Garden, July a.
! -Torger Steenson and Adoph Ander-
son called on Viroqua friends on Monday.
DO not forget that you get the best,
when you buy Ferndell coffees at Will
liams'
Helen 0tteson is spending a few
days with her friend Clara Bentson in
the country.
-Lindemanns' store will be closed at
ii a. m. saturday, July 4th, for the
rest of the day.
Miss Caroline Morterud of Bloom
ingdale is visiting with the Baker and
Bolstad families.
Edward Wig has returned from a
several days visit with his brother Ole
at Litchfield, Minnesota.
-Viroqua will have more and better
music on the Fourth than any other
town in western Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williams end child
of Colorado are guests at the nome of
MIR. and Mrs. Clarke Williams.
Mrs. Allie Bosshardt and children
returned to Milwaukee on Sunday after
visit with the lady's parents.
Misses Josie and Ella Olson returned
from Sparta where they have been EN-
ployed in picking strawberries.
Lem Stevling, who has position as
travelling salesman in the northern
part of Wisconsin, is at home for va
cation.
New hats again. Advance fall
styles, black and brown, swith a good
watch fob. Both for $500. The Blue
Front Store.
| Mrs E. S. Goodell ard daug.. Ger
Kate hl ye returned rom. their visit 80
/ Gainesville, Illinois, and report de-
lightful visit
Mesdames VIM. Banks and Law
renee Brennan left Tuesday night to
attend the funeral of cousin, at Still
water, Minnesota.
/ " - OCtCInOi Wcilt W OpdTLd odI-
urday night to meet Mrs. Severson upon
her return from her visit at Fond du
Lac with her sister.
DIR. VIM. Trowbridge is still con-
/ fined to the house as result of the
runaway accident and DIR. Morley was
out Sunday for the first time.
Summer underwear, two piece suits.
union suits, Balbriggan, honey comb,
liIfen mesh and worsted. Prices SOC,
Sl.00, $l.50 to $3.00per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
Corn, bran, shorts, ground feed,
hay, straw aid everything appegtain-
| ing to first class feed store at ii. ID.
Williams II Co.'S, new building on
Court Street.
| A large number of friends and neigh
bors gathered at Martin Roots Satur-
day night and celebrated the erection
of his new barn by dance in the same.
A jolly time is reported.
Mrs. Thos. Tolrud and little son
spent few days recently with Viroqua
friends. Mrs. Tolrud was returning to
her western horne at Lavina, Montana,
after visit With her mother at Madi-
son.
Remember The Blue Fronts annu-
al July bargains. During this month
we make special inducements to clean
up our entire stock. Price reductions
throughout the store. The Blue Front
Store.
II. Henry Bennett now has his law
kofiice pleasantly located in the second
story of ne First National bank build
ing. Proctor & Proctor are also nicely
domiciled on the first floor of the same
building,
The new bank building was visited
by many during the formal opening,
Saturday evening. The interior was
at its bet when lighted and courted
many exclamations of delight and ap-
proval.
Miss Anna Ghode has resigned her
position as central girl on the local
telephone exchange. Miss Ghode has
long been connected with the office and
was an operator of more than usuf.l
efficiency.
y cur neighbors have insured against
wind storms, How about you? Re-
member the insurance costs only 40c
hundred for three years, Call on John
Dawson & Co. Office over the Bank of
Viroqua. Farm property accepted. :
Mrs. Mary Lspham of Sparta,
mother of c. w. and F. H. Graves,
died Friday night after an illness of
several weeks duration. Funeral SER
vices we're held Monday at Sparta.
Mrs Lapham was a woman of high in
telligenee and was dearly beloved by
all who knew her.
Archie Baldwin, eleven year old
lsd, was badly bitten by bull dog
u,1ig The be game at the fair grounc8
S421ay DIR. Minshall promptly at
tended TO the wounds and it 10 not ex-
pected that any serious results win
follow While l. is not believed the
dog was mad, it was deemed best to
shoot it, and Officer Riley was ordered
to kill the dog at once.
/, ,t--9'he little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
lie Moore recently fell through the plat
form of hydrant at their home. and
Mrs. Moore had considerable difficulty
rescuing the little fellow from wgtery
grave. The box around the hydraHt
contained several feet of water and the
child would have surely drowned had
Mrs. Moore not been present al time
Of the accident