Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-02
Viola win celebrate the Fonrt

Mrs. Gott was in La Cross for
medical treatment.
-Lindemanns now handle The Ladies
Home Journal patterns.
/ Chester Ward of Chaseburg visited
friends in the city Friday last.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone GO.
-Stoddard population is growing
twin girls at the home of Gust Wrobel.
If you are going to paint, call at
o. E. Davis drug store and get sample
cards.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
| Rogers
Mrs. John MeAuley of De Soto,
has been visiting relatives and friends
in Viroqua.
Attorney H. P. Proctor had pro
fessional business at Ontario that occu-
pied two days.
= Homecoming! That's the talk.
Make it rousing time for the return
ing pilgrims.
Just little out of the usual. Three
boys and no girls graduated from the
Cashton schools.
Isaiah Guist of Kickapoo, passed
through the city enroute for an extend
ed journey to the west.
Mr.. Willis l.. Osborn, a former
editor of the La Crosse Chronicle, was
in the city on Sunday.
Mrs. Bouffieur of Chaseburg is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Thompson of this city.
Miss Allie Richards leaves for her
annual vacation, spending some time
in Chicago, then going east.
Quite an acreage of cueumbers will
be grown about Stoddard this season
for picking or sailing plant.
-Chairmen Milt Welch of Webster,
and Martin Root of Jefferson, exchanged
greetings in this city on Saturday
Lewis Mason and family of Aber-
deem, South Dakota, are guests cf mis-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. john Mason.
Buy your barn-boArds, cement,
| plaster, brick and other material for
pring overhauling of John E. Nuzum.
Wool competition appears to be un-
usual this season, two to Four buyers
being stationed in all the surrounding
towns and hamlets.
Before the cyclone, insurance is
cheap. After the cyclone, you may
have nothing to insure. Buy policy
of John Dawson & Co.
If you want the very latest and
/ best in dress shirts; you want the fa-
nous Leader" brand the best in the
country. The Blue Front Store.
/
icrom half a dozen vI the high officials
of the st. Paul railroad, who made a
tour of inspection of the valley.
Editor Bailey of Richland Center,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
| with his son Harry. The latter's fam
lily accompanied the senior to the Center.
Charley Moore drove to ReadstoWn
and was accompanied home by Mr. and
Mrs. John Moore, who will visit for
some time at the Moore home, on The
old Rusk homestead.
j. S. Harris team made quick
and brief run down Main street for a
| block Saturday afternoon. While they
were at it things flew in all directions.
No damage to persons or property.
Two fine cars have been added TO
the automobile holdings of Viroqna
people since the last issue of the CEN
soR- Irvine Henry and j. E. Nuzum
making procession of six machines.
An opportunity will be afforded
dairymen to purchase high grade Jer-
sey heifers and heifer calves from the
asylum herd at the fair grounds on
Saturday, June IL. Sale commences at
2 p. m.
-Readstown has made choice of
teachers for her public schools the en-
suing year: C.. L. Moulton is re-en-
gagged as principal, with Stella Grams
| ton, Hazel Hayes and Belle Maiben as
assistants.
The Treseders, Mr.. and Mrs. James
s., are welcomed to Viroqua from Viola
as permanent residents. They lived
here some years ago. Accompanying
comes Mr.. Kelly, the aged father OF
Mrs. Treseder.
Lawyer Drew of La FARCE is maxi
| ing a western tour. He will take in
! the Youkon exposition at Seattle before
place will spend the summer in the vi
cinity of Tacoma and Seattle.
DIR. C. S. Smith of Elroy, one of
the directors of Viroqua's National
Bank, has determined to go west and
grow with that fast developing country.
| He will remove to Bosnian, Montana,
where he has real estate interests and
will also conduct large hospital.
! Congressman John j. Esch of La
Crosse delivered the principal anniver-
sary address at the Gettysburg battle
| field on Saturday last. Another indica-
tion that when the country wants some
thing good and patriotic Wisconsin can
| furnish it.
Melvina Touring mills, the prop
erty so long owned by Captain c. A.
Hunt, has been traded for western
| lands That is one of the land marks
Of this part of Wisconsin. II is the spot
where mary of the pioneers did their
gristing in the early days.
The late Judge Fruit and Mrs. Ly-
dia K. Gott of this city were college
| classmates in Platteville normal school
The friendship existing the.l has been
maintained during all these years and
the judge was frequent caller at the
Gott home on his professional visits to
/ Viroqua.
-Toland's Business University at La
Crosse, turns mt a goodly class in last
week 5 commencement of Vernon coun-
ty young people They are: Miss En-
ma Thompson, Viroqua. stenographer;
Bernard Anderson, VirOqua. book keep
/ ing; Walter johnson and Fred Crook.
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