Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-30
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The La lies Home Journal now on
sale at LinCemanns'
Inga Moen is spending a week 5
vacation in Minnesota.
Howard Williams viii soon add a
modern porch to his residence.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. johnson re-
turned from their wedding trip Sunday.
Miss Carrie Hunter of Sparta
visited with Miss Matte Smith Sunday.
Annual school meeting falls on
Tuesday night, July 9th. Remember
this
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
Little Miss Frances Anderson visit
ed with Sparta relatives a few days
last week.
Miss Sophia Sterry is the guest of
Miss Nettie Anderson at her home near
Brookvile.
The Norwegian Lutheran church in
the southern part of town is soon to be
remodeled.
Wisconsin postal clerks organiza-
ton in session planned pension fund
for old clerks.
Miss Blanche Fowell departed Tues
tives at Sparta.
Buy your harn-boards, cement,
plaster, brick and other material for
spring oyerhauling of John f. Nuzum.
The happiest people in this section
of the country at this time are the
farmers. Their crops are growing
finely.
Charles Wiganowsky was taken to
La Crosse Monday to be operated upon
for appendicitis. His case is very
severe.
The annual SpirituaFst camp meet
ing of ' tern Wisconsin, will open at
Wonewoc on July II and continue till
August 6.
A f. Wilson and wife returned
Sunday from their wedding tour and
will soon commence house keeping in
the Broot house.
The construction of a large porch
on the south side Of T.. S. Goodell's
fine residence adds materially to the APP
pearance Of the property.
DIR. and Mrs A. j. Dake OF Viola
passed through this city enroute Tor
visit in the state of Iowa. They ira
veled in a road automobile.
A good old fashioned barn dance
will be pulled off at Carl H. Christian
sons, Saturday evening, July 3 to
which all are cordially invited.
Three batteries of the United States
light field artillery will go into camp on
the government reserve near Sparta on
July and win be there until Septem-
Der 10.
Commencing tomorrow morning,
all of our patrons wishing hot bread or
rolls for breakfast, can get them at
six o'clock, as we have organized a daY
and night force. Viroqua Home Bak
cry.
The Liberty PoIe base bah team
viii give their annual picnic at the
Liberty Pole ball ground Sunday, July
Fourth Good exciting ball games both
forenoon and afternoon. Everybody
invited
Merciful goodnessl We now have
a chewing gum trust, six of the largest
factories in the United States having
been merged witha New York concern,
and having a capital stock of $6, 700,-
coo. Get busy. girls!
The displaying Of a flag on the
Rogers building excited considerable
amount of comment Monday Upon
inquiry. it was found to be in commence
ration Of the 44th anniversary of the
tornado. Now. let the old boys grow
reminiscent.
Frank II. Williams and family have
been spending fortnight with rela-
latives at Ricbland Center. They made
a days trip looking over matters in the
capital city. They were entertained in
Madison by John A Aylward, a former
Yiroqua high school principal.
A blacksnake four and one half
feet long was killed on the business
street of Viola Parents should be
very careful, of little children during
the hot weather as snakes come into
the lowlands in great numbers during
the hot sultry weather er-Intelligencer.
The De Soto Argus is authority for
the statement that Postmaster Shirley
Marshall lately made an Improvement
on the highways in his district that is
calling out praises from all who pass
that way. He has had the roadbed be-
tween his home and ard the Central
church graded up in fine shape.
State Fire Marshal Purtell has is
sued his second annual alprayer for sane
Fourth. and has asked city and village
authorities to take steps to abate the
annual explosion nuisance. He points
0 the lower casualty record of last
year as warranting a belief that con
certed effort viii accomplish some good
Prof Z. A Moore. of the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin. has discovered q so
luton for spraying oat fields which will
kill the wild mustard weed and leave
the grain unharmed 1t is made on the
principle that was employed by the
su0rtsmen in the old story. who. when
il, doubt as 10 the nature of the object
at which be fred. used to shoot so as
TO hit it if it was deer and miss il if
il was calf Now let Prof. Moore
tackle the dandeli0n.
A new arrangement has been in
stituted for the afternoon train on the
ST. Paul branch. 1t does not leave
Sparta until after clock. thus giving
as a connection from the east which
We have never enjoyed before The
freight is Distributed by ''set-ont" cars
st each station. and the trip is made in
Just half the time consumed under the
old arrangement Time OF arriving
here is $50 Tbs departure is only
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