Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-06
July in earnest.
No rain yet.

the Ianily.
July in earnest.
/ NO rain yet.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Go to o. E. Davis drug store for
paints, varnishes, Chi,namel etc.
Mrs. Celia Fortney came from her
Minnesota home to pass few days.
DIR. Bryan of Sonth Dakota is
visiting his sister, Mrs. r. H. Graves.
In everybody's mouth words of
praise for Alpine, " the new summer
drink.
The band boys report fine cele-
bration at Ontario, where they pro-
vided the music.
Grant Pierce is here from La Crosse.
He met with an accident while working
in brick yard.
Half the work attempted in the world
is spoiled because the workers do not
know how to begin.
Lewis Morrison came from Madi-
son to pass the Fourth period with
numerous relatives.
Before you buy that new buggy be
sure to inspect our stock of vehicles.
Christoferson & Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt K. Barnes
and children are here from Rockford
for visit at the Purdy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dudley
of West Salem passed Sunday and the
Fourth with Viroqua relatives.
Guy French, De Soto young man,
who now lives in Omaha, was recently
married to young woman of that
place.
-Revs. p. q. McCaIlum and T. e.
Henderson spent the Fourth at Sylvan,
where the former delivered the GRAFTON
of the day.
DIR. W. M. Trowbridge and son
Frederick spent the Fourth with Mrs.
Trowbridge, who is still in q Chicago
sanitarium.
Call and see the Free sewing ma
chine. Twill have an expert here the
balance of this week to demonstrate
them. Otto Otteson.
"A number Of clergymen and num-
erous delegates from this county at
tended annual Lutheran church state
convention at Stoughton.
/ Call at my store and see the Free
sewing machine this week. You are
all welcome whether you wish to buy
or not. Otto 0tteson.
Attorney Frank Fawcett of Madi
son, was guest of Prof. and Mrs. Col
burn over Sunday. He went to Viola
to be orator on the Fourth.
Theodore L. ToIlefson has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity. He is engaged in railroading
with headquarters at Waterloo. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Richards ar
rived from Chicago to spend Fourth
with their respective parents. Mrs.
Richards and the children will remain
for summer outing.
IN. B. Smith, who has been in the
Washington-0re and Canadian coun-
try for nearly year, arrived home on
Sunday evening. He likes the big west
and Kings possessions.
Miss Iona Slack arrived home from
Detroit, 'iienigan, where she completed
her course and graduated from noted
conservatory of music. The young lady
is to be congratulated over her splendid
achievement.
Quite a number of Brookville peo-
pie decided to celebrate the Fourth by
/ having a picnic. 1t was held little
east of Chas. Latta's house and about
one hundred and fifty persons spent an
enjoyable afternoon.
Editors Fogo and Thurber of the
| Richland Center Observer, drove over
in their Buick and passed a few hours
here on Sunday with the Munson fam
lily. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Thurbef and Miss Francisco.
- Benz. Williams arrived home on
Sunday evening from Wales, where he
spent a number of months with rela-
tives. He looks az if a renewal of
younger days had come to him. He
was Of the Butters-Bryan party on the
voyage home.
Mrs Byron Yakey passed away at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Thompson. on Pleasant Ridge,
/ last Monday evening. Death was caus-
ed by tuberculosis. Funeral services
win be held tomorrow Thursday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
4 Sheriff Helgeson removed Mrs.
Christina Gunderson to the state asylum
at Mendoza. She is seventy-six yeats
old and resident Of Coon Valley. Tie
sheriff also took Richard Werlich to the
home for feeble minded at Chippe wa
Falls. Werlich is about twenty yGars
of age and had for some time been an
inmate at the county house.
AN improvement convention II the
upper Mississippi river country is to be
held in st. Paul July II and IL. For
this section IF country Governor David
son appointed the following gentlemen:
o. Byron Copper Of De Soto, Alex Tul-
loch of Victory, Capt w. L. Riley of
Genoa, Chas. P. White Of Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lake ar
rived home on Thursday after three
months spent abroad in their native
England home. They had been absent
for thirty years yet found many friends,
relatives and old scenes that were fami-
lar. While passing down the streets of
| Edinborough, Mr.. Lake tells that be
was tapped on the shoulder by some
one, and on turning TO face the person
found il was no other than DIR. Porter.
They spent day together there TAX
/ ing in the sights. Mrs. Lake is much
/ improved in health by the trip abroad
She suffered from sea sickness every
day they were on the ocean while going.