Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-05
Bits of Local News
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Insure with Iohn Dawson q %.

SIuokG 1UT DC.
Money to loan on real estate secIr-
Ity. 4att & Butt.
See the u. S. Fleet at Opera house,
Monday, August 10.
John fainter is giving his residence
a fresh coat of paint.
See the Flower Girl at the Opera
house, Monday, August 10.
H. d. Williams & Co. buy good
Duchess apples. Phone 1913.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. II. Minshall
Try H. w. Barker's Cough Rem
edy. 1t cures. AT all drug stores.
Try quart of refined cream sepa-
rator oil, sold at Kundson Brothers.
w. E. Nelson is visiting at Madi-
son and Edgerton on business matters.
Mrs. M. Hall has returned after a
three weeks visit with friends at
Genoa.
Matthew l.. Poorman and F. j.
Nuzum of La Fargo were Viroqua
visitors.
Mrs. Mamie Cooper returned to
Elroy, after few days visit with her
parents.
-Springville w. C. t. U. meets
Thursday, August 13, with Mrs. Alice
Calkins
Mrs. Cora Eckenbeck spent several
days the past week with La Crosse
friends.
Mrs. C. w. Reeve of Henry, South
Dakota, is visiting at the parental home
in this city.
Mas. Chas. Hunter is seriously i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. l.
S. Hamilton.
Miss Mae Norris left Thursday for
Hamilton, Ohio, for visit with her
brother Manley.
Miss Emma Schmirler of Boscobel
is spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith.
Miss Hazel Bouffieur Of Dover,
Minnesota, is guest at the home of
her uncle, Jacob Thompson.
Richard Scrivens,a residing east of
town, lost a valuable horse Monday,
the animal becoming over-haated.
Those interested IN commercial
education should write for free catalog
of Wausau Business College, Wausau,
Wis.
Mrs. Susie Chatfield of La Crosse
and her daughter Mrs. Leach of Pine
Bluff are visiting relatives i'll this
vicinity.
The families of w. ID. Dyson, H.
E Packard, C. j. Sraith end H. K.
Rogers are enjoying wees. outing at
Mapledale.
Patent leather shoes for men, re
duced from S4.00 to $500 Get pair
while they can be had. The Blue
Front Store.
Duchess apples are getting ripe.
Bring theEl to our feed store; highest
price paid for them. II. ID. Williams
& Co., phone 1913.
See those good suits at the Blue
Front Store at $500 and $500. Made
good and this seasons style. Great
Bargains. The Blue Front Store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
Gated over Stoll & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. 66 for day or night calls.
Mr.. A. B. Thompson and son Troy
of Springville left this morning for a
two months stay near Hillsboro, North
Dakota, where they will be employed.
Robert Gray of Page, Nebraska,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Dora
GRAY, are visiting in the city, the
guests of George E. Morse and daugh-
ters.
DIR. j. H. Chase is entertaining his
friend Mr. A. M. Parks of Chicago.
The Chase family and Mr.. Parks left
today for week ! outing at the doc
tors resort on the Mississippi.
Monday was the hottest day so far
this year, the ercury being pushed
up to 81 in the shade. The weather
was somewhat cooled in the evening by
a slight shower, the first one in two
weeks.
Beginning Monday. August 10,
Mary E. Morse will be located in rooms
over r. NJ Towner's store, where she
will be prepared to do stenography anf
other office work. Campaign work q
speciality.
Miss Annie Gohde and MIR. J. A.
Shepard were married on the 29tl al
Claremont, South Dakota. Mr.. Snep-
ard left Viroqua some few months past
and is engaged in the barber buainess
at Claremont.
Your neighbors have insured against
wind storms. How about you? Re
member the insurance costs only 40e 3
hundred for three years. Call on Johr
Dawson & Co. Office over the Bank OF
Viroqua Farm property accepted.
Mr.. Richard Collins of Victory
writes US that the haying is about COM
pleted in that locality with good crop,
Berries have also yielded we'll. The
Mississippi is now. low, but has beer
too high for comfort the greater part
of the summer.
Mrs. j. T. Lowrie and son Aecs
returned from LaVina Montara, Sat
urday, and are very enthusiastic abont
their homestead claims. They will re
turn about the middle of October witt
a car of household goods to remain the
fourteen months at least.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas A. Henry Of
Eau Gale are in the city, being called
here on account of the illness of Mr.
Henry's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Henry
who is much improved. Mr.. Henr.
reports crops as being generally goot
n Dunn county, and politics as being
lively.
H. p Proctor has let the contrac
for building of a modern home to Jane
Syormont of La Crosse, the residenc,
to be completed by August /, 1909.
is 20 be built upon Mr. Proctor's ele
giant lot, corner of Jefferson street AM
Rusk avenue The outside finish o
the Dollse will be of cement. a de