Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-20

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A special train viii leave La Crosse at
8 o'clock in the morning, and members
of the Catholic Knights and Knights of
Columbus to the number of 25c are ex-
pected to attend on that day.
The first mass will be held in the new
edifice on Sunday, May 81
Have you read Rogers little ad?
Charlie Parker is visiting friends
n the city.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; ,ppo-
site postoffice.
Miss Lille Rogers of Viola was a
Viroqua visitor.
Miss Ida Wettie was a Sunday
visitor at Westby.
Remember the brandt Ferndale
coffees at Villa ms.
#. K. Meason spent Sunday with
relatives at La Crosse.
Miss Flossie Stricken has returned
from her Chicago visit.
7Chas. Kuebler spent part of this
week at Prairie du Chen.
ID. M. Hunter of Viola was a guest
at the John Nuzum home.
-P. E. Mithy of Cashton was down
to Viroqua on last Satursday.
Mrs Carl Peterson was down from
Cashton visiting with relatives.
Mrs. j. Henderson spent Tuesday
with her sister, Mrs. Albert Brott.
Mrs. James Treseder of Viola
visited her daughter, Mrs. H. l.. Gard
ner.
&C. H. Stunkard of Towerville was
a business visitec at Viroqua on Sat
urday.
Mrs. N. E. Bowman entertained
the pit club one evening recently at her
home.
-Chas. Tate and little son of La
Crosse spent Sunday with Viroqua
friends.
Louis Clements of Stoddard was a
visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs.
E. Love.
Miss Susie Hanson has returned
from her visit with her parents at
Ferryyille.
Joe Nelson, who has been seriously
ill at his home at Liberty Pole, is said
to be very low.
Mrs. C. B. Fortney of Liberty Pole
visited with her sister, Mrs. Earl Trues-
dale on Saturday.
Henry Thompson and family have
moved into the George Stokes tenament
house on Hickory street.
Gustav Morterud, of the Morterud
Bros. firm of Bloomingdale was busi-
ness visitor here, Tuesday.
The new belt. Perfect adjusting
buckle, no holes in belt. The most
perfect belt made. The Blue Front
Store.
= Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Delap leave
tomorrow morning for Valley Springs,
South Dakota, for months visit with
their daughter.
Y 1--WE nave few bushels of good
clover seed which we will sell at a
reduced price of So. so per bushel. II.
d. William Il 20.
The Young peoples society of the
United Lutheran church meets next
Sunday afternoon at the home of Iver
Loverud, three miles south of the city.
Buy corn of H. ID. Williams & Co.
Best grades of bran and middlings,
peas, timothy, clover and rape seed.
Give us call. II. d. Williams 4 Co.
Saturday witnessed the largest de-
livery of bundle tobacco yet seen in
Vifoqua this season. The greater part
of the deliveries were Cor out-of- town
shipment.
-Mesdames Chas. H. Trowbridge
and H. E. Rogers and little daughters
returned Wednesday from Kansas,
where they have been visiting the past
two weeks.
Ed. Curry and step-daughter Alice
Snodgrass of Tomah spent Sunday with
Viroqua friends. Ed. is still fan"
as was evidenced by his presence at the
Gopher White Sox game.
+. M. Baker left on Tuesday for
Lavina, Montana, where he will look
the country over with our former towns
man Thos. A. Tolrud. Mr.. Baker ex-
poets to be away about ten days.
If you will keep tab on our show
window you will be able to select a
wedding or a graduating present. Look
for bargains; we are giving great values
for your money. J. w. Lucas, jeweler.
Mrs. Rena Hills left on Wednesday
afternoon for six weeks absence in
Salem, Oregon, where she will vieit her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Smith and her Sis
ter, Mrs. /. d. Bennett and Mrs. Helen
81 Ithwiek.
w. S. Proctor will open a refresh
ment parlor in the basement of the
new bank building on Saturday of this
week. Practically all of the stock and
furnishings for the business have al
ready arrived.
Viroqua high school team trimmed
up the Cashton boys, Saturday, in a
seven inning contest, the score being
10 to 5. Next Saturday Sparta will
play on the local grounds and q hard
game may be expected.
Mrs. Thornton Taylor. while attend
ing the electric theatre one evening,
was hit in the eye by paper wad thrown
by young boy, AMI has since suffered
very great pain from the accident. and
it is feared the result will endanger the
sight of that eye.
The gypsy band which invaded
Virodua, Wednesday last, have GER
tainly made themselves notorious all
along their route. Report from numer-
Gus points tells of their hold-ups and
and indecent department. If
should deal with them justly,
the dusky degenerates would be denied
even The privilege Of halt for rest.
--Ex-Sheriff S. ). Severson Of Westby
IS moving TO Britton, Marshall counts"
South Dakota, where he will be en-
played in a livery and sales stable
Mr. 2avereon leaves this week with his