Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-24
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Get ready for the Fourth.

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Miss Amy Gott has returned from
her school at Bluffton, Indiana.
Mrs. A. L. Perkins has returned
from few days visit III Chicago.
Aaap Krouse of Iowa has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Henry lluschka.
Martin Nelson is visiting with his
broti,rr tls7l,w at New Castle, Indiana.
DE S,to comet band will play for
Ferryyille' 5 celebration on the Fourth
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Mrs. W. N. Cofland departed for a
sit with her mother at Gainesville,
Chic.
-Sarday was the longest day of the
year The sun rose at 4:l9 and set at
7:30 o'clock.
Floyd Dele, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dele of Cashton, is in Ireland
on pleasure trip.
Young peoples society win meet at
the home of Oluf Solverson, town OF
Franklin, on June q.
Otto 0tteson was at Minneapolis,
last week, attending the convention OF
the United Lutheran church.
The Coon Valley band has been re-
organized and gives promise of being
heard from in the near future.
For sale, all kinds of hard wood
lumber and wagon tongues and bridge
planks. Joseph H. Forum, Brlstow.
C. H. Davis of Monmouth arrived
here Wednesday evening for two
weeks visit with his son, c. w. Davis.
1t is estimated that Sparta s bump
er crop of Strawberries win reach Co.,
600 cases, about double the yield of last
year.
New hats again. Advance fall
styles, black and brown, with good
watch fob. Both for $500. The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. A. o. Larson has built an ad-
d. ion to the rear of the second story
of her building occupied by the Davis
cigar fatory.
Eastern Star day, June oath, will
be observed by the Reedsburg, Wone-
woe, Elroy and Hillsboro chapters by
picnic at Wonewoc.
City is very quiet by reason OF
strenuous pace farmers are making on
their own plantations, and not tine for
town society or business.
Patches on the seat of a mans
trousers do not necessarily Indicate
that he is lazy. He may have got them
riding sulky cultivator.
The citizens of Ferryville are ad-
vertising Fourth of July celebration.
An attractive program is promised to
e:nuse the visitors on that day
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.
-. l.. Davis of Retreat submitted to
difficult appendicitis operation at the
St. Francis hospital at La C.vsse. Re-
ports are that he is recovering nicely.
In another column is printed the
advertisement of K. K. Loevrud offering
for sale his fine farm two miles west of
Viroqus. If you are interested read
the ad.
Miss Irene Sattle, cashier at the
Lindemann store, has been having a
vacation from her duties and spending
the same at Lancaster with relatives
and friends.
Miss Allie Richards has been a
guest at the home of A. E. Caswell at
Gays Mills and from there goes to at
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school for two or three weeks.
Another lot of Adler Collegian suits
lust received. The newest shades out.
These suits are n0bby. They are TIE
advance fall styles. Elegant greens
and browns. The Blue Front Store.
AT the Beavers state convention
held at Washhurn, Supt, H. l.. Gardner
was chosen Grand Vice Commander for
the ensuing year. T. O. Mork also at
tended the convention aa delegate.
Mr.. Gus Blyberg and two children
have returned to Minneapolis, accom-
panied by Over Martin, the lady's faith
er, who win visit and attend conven-
ton of the United Lutheran church IL
that city.
For sale, new Fuller a. Johnson to-
baceo planter and new tobacco rack.
Also three pure-bred yearling Short
horn bulls. All win be sold cheap.
Call on or address A. B. Smell, Viroqua,
route 3.
Alden Eyenson of West Salem left
will which attacted considerable at
tention when filed for probate. He
left an estate of $40, 600 to go to three
colleges for the education of farmer
boys of poor parents.
M. o. Hill, former Viroqua man,
Is credited with leading the South Da-
kota insurance writers for the Fidelity
Mutual insurance company. This In,
dcates hustle and hard work on the
part of Mr.. Hill.
In connection with La Farge's cele-
bration the Grand Army Post Of thai
place will hold q reunion for two days
commencing on July third Captain y
G. James of Richland Center, viii SPEAK
on his experience in Andersonville pri
son on July third.
Bert BIakeley, Charlie Carpente
and Halle Green were over from Ii
Fargo negotiating the purchase of tn
band uniforms formerly worn by tn
Viroqu band, for the La Fargo organi
zation. Thev were also advertising TIN
La Fargo Fourth of July celebration
Mrs. John Clark, who lives in tn
Munson house on Center street, fel
from the top of the stairs, breaking
her right arm at the wrist, besides sus
tanning several bruises. Mrs Clarl
was carrying little pail and lamr a
the time, and was fortunate to nos b
more severely injured.
The CENSOR believes Viroqua shoul
have a farmers institute this cominI
winter. VirOqua being centrally locate
in this beautiful rich county Of ours,
ideally loeatad for sash a meeting. A