Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-06
MORE LOCAL NOTES
Bur, your laces at Seyerson's.
Passion Play, May Is and l6.


been, i'll is recovering.
Nicholas Krogan of La Crosse was
Viroqua visitor today.
H. p. Proctor was at Sparta Mon
day upon business errand.
Mr.. A. Weinstein of HiIlsboro was
visitor in the city, Monday.
Miss Louisa Hanson spent Sunday
with her parents at La Crosse.
IL. Shaner of Retreat attended to
business in our city on Monday.
Sheriff Willard of Sparta was down
to our city on business Monday.
Miss Manda Larson and Mamie
Peterson spent day at Westby.
Mrs. M. J. Felix had as guest at
her home Mrs. Hanson of La Crosse =. =
Attorney L. Grimsrud of Westby
transacted business here yesterday.
Adolph Anderson of Soldiers Grove
spent part of this week at Viroqua.
Miss Blanche POWELL and Miss Bes-
sic Bowman drove to Readstown Sum-
day.
Mrs. G. T. Ashbaugh joined her
husband at st. Paul the first of me
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Spellum and
children are guests at the Bert Dustin
home.
Mrs. Geo. = Aikenhead of Sparta
spent Sunday with her son George and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Bennett
are the parents of a bouncing baby girl,
born May S.
Berlie Moore and Chas. Chase are
attending the M. w. A. state conven-
ton at Wausau.
Mrs. Rebecca Day of Angelo is
spending few days with the James
Snodgrass family.
Il C. Schoenberger of West Prairie
has been visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. Theodore johnson.
Miss Bertha Paulson was down from
Sparta for few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Williams.
Diploma examinations for the state
graded school will be held Monday and
Tuesday, May II and IL, 1908.
Miss Grace DeLap of Valley
Springs, South Dakota, is a guest at
the homes of Thos. Gorsuch and w. X.
DeLap.
ID. f. Mains was kicked on the leg
by a vicious horse, last evening. Ex-
cept being painful, the wound is not
serious one.
The Misses Leva Thompson and
Hannah Lerum spent the past week at
Viola visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
Fred Harris.
Another lot of the new brown Adler
Collegean suits just received. In no
other make will you find the style these
suits contain. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Sweeny of New
York lost their only child on Tuesday
morning of last week, after only a
couple hours illness of acute indiges-
ton.
Mesdsmes Louis Crook and V. M.
Frazier of Readstown were in town
Saturday, coming here to meet MIR.
Crook, who spent Sunday with his
family at Readstown.
"A party of four young ladies' con
sisting of Misses Winifred Nicks, Bessie
Weavill, Edith fainter and Bessie Bow
man visited at the home of Miss Clara
Bentson, Saturday last.
The Ralston Health shoe has no
equal, because no shoe is made like it.
The shoe is so moulded that it needs
no breaking in when you come to wear
it. The Blue Front Store.
VIM. p. Hayter returned Monday
evening from several months sojourn
in the east, spending the greater part
of the time at Orange, New Jersey, his
boyhood home. Mr.. Hayter had not
visited the east for forty-three years.
and says the growth of some of the
cities had been nothing short of mar
velous.
The entertainment given by the
Lady Washington Quartet, under the
auspice of the Mems Sunday Evening
club P the Congregational church,
Thurs day evening, was one of excep-
tional merit. While the blending of the
voices in the quartet features appeared
to most captivate the audience, the
solo numbers were greatly appreciated
and the readings were listened to with
marked delight.
An ordinance was passed by the
city council last night making 1t I'M
lawful for any dealer to use a building
for dynamite storage purposes, unless
the same is at least twenty rods dis
tant from any other building. The
quantity of the explosive to be kept in
a store is limited to five pounds of dyna-
mite, and fifty pounds of gun powder
Stocks in excess of that uiust be kept
in the isolated buildings.
Advertised letters at the Virouua
postofiice: Adams Express Company. |
Purdy, Wis, Beatrice Allen, Mrs. Peter
Anderson, Mary H. LAWS, Mrs. Lewisa
Ole Erickson, A. FIuter, |
Mrs. Il. Hearlich. Robert Lewis Henry, |
George S. Hine, B. A. Huntley, J. A. |
Jensou, Eston johnson, Andrew Me-
iinley, Andrew Peterson, Buel B. Ris-
niger, Blanche Smith, Hon. II. ].