Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-08-07

-rr. R. w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site TJostoffice.
Hamilton Bolstad spent few days
in Minneapolis.
l.. D. Glenn is visiting his brother,
Robert, at Minneapolis.
Attorney T. T. Tolr;:d has returned
'om his western trip.
DIR. E. E. Cooke. dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Mrs. Fred johnson of Chicago, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Sam Ellefson.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ty. Butt & Butt.
DIR. Baldwin's s dental office will be
closed for one month after August /.
II. A. Thompson, freight agent at
st. Paul depot, has been i'll with pleur-
isy.
Daniel Wise is moving his family
into the M. G. Davis dwelling on Cen
ter avenue.
Lumberman j. E. Nuzum spent
Thursday and Friday of last week in
Milwaukee.
Jeweler j. w. lucas returned from
a visit at Viola, last Thursday, making
the trip on his bicycle.
Lost, between Viola and Viroqua,
black silk coat. Finder please leave
same at CENSOR office.
"A new line of the famous hand
made Weyenberg work shoes just re-
ceived at the Blue Front store.
Mrs. John Tewalt had as.her guests
on Monday, Mesdames Eva King of St.
Paul, and Lydia Mills of Montana.
F. E. Mutch and children left, last
Friday, for Parish, this state, where
they will make their future home.
Miss Julia Morkri and Mr.. Arne
Hauge were married at the groom's
home at Folsom, Saturday, August 3.
Mrs. August j. Smith accompanied
her brother to Milwaukee where he en-
ters hospital for serious operation.
Pharmacist A. G. Dumez of CAST
ton, is in charge Of the Davis drug
| store here during Mr.. Davis absence.
Mrs. ]. W. Lucas and children re-
turned recently from months visit
with relatives at Viola and La Fargo,
Owen, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
C. W. Chase, has been dangerou sly i'll
with measles, but he is now much bet
ter.
Miss Clara Olson of the Lindemam
store clerical force, is spending three
weeks vacation at her home near Bris
tow.
Miss Ellen Mitchell of Hillsboro, is
in the city visiting Mrs. Drew and Miss
Drew, and attending teachers insti-
tute.
Mrs. Lyman Tenney of Sioux Falls,
Iowa, is visiting the H. Bellows family
in this city and at rhos. Ieaneg $ on
Rush Greek.
Mrs. G. d. Williams chaperoncd
paroy of young ladies' on a picnic to
Liberty Pole and Monument Rock. last
Wednesday.
&C. W. Reeve writes from Henry,
South Dakota, that his business is good,
crops fine and everything locking well
for general prosperity.
Keep cool and wear suit of that
fine '1inen mesh underwear, comfort
able and serviceable; only So per suit.
Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Alpha j. Stogdill has sold her
cottage on Rusk avenue to Peter Over
Doe of West Prairie. Mr.. Overboe and
wife will make Viroqua their home.
See those guaranteed, all-wool, hea-
vy-weight, blue serge suits at only
$12 so. Equal to what usually sells at
$500. Venitian lined. Blue Front
Store.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Peavy returned,
last Sunday, from their eastern trip
and visit to the jamestown exposition.
They report most enjoyable sight
seeing vacation.
Hon. Van S. Bennett was over
from Rockton, last week, to meet with
the asylum board. Mrs. Bennett ac-
companied him and they were guests
of Col. and Mrs. C. M. Butt.
Mrs. w. N. Coffiand was summon
ed to Ohio by telegram announcing
the serious illness of her aged mother.
She left on Thursday evening, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mary.
-Messrs. r. M. McAuley of De Soto,
and j. H. Potts of La Fargo, members
of the county training school board,
spent couple of days in our city re-
Gently, looking after the interests of
the new school.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney ard
counselor at law, Herrick building, vi
roqua. Will practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
ColitCtiOitSs
Local and long distance phones in office.
W. F. Fisher and family have NOV
ed to their new farm home east of the
city. Mr.. Fisher has modern resi-
dence and good buildings, and is now
full hedged granger. We wish him
health and prosperity on the farm.
Boys Wearproof clothing means
all that the name implies, together with
the style and fit necessary to have the
boys look right. Bring the boy along
and try on few coats. You will see
the difference between 'Wearproof'
and the others. The Blue Front Store.
Some time ago we placed on sale
100 foot stools at 25 cents each. Many
of our customers were disappointed in
not being able to obtain one. Next
Saturday we place on sale 100 more at
Is cents. If you want one, come early.
Otteson & Steenberg.
DR. and Mrs. Marshall Surenson
went to Chaseburg, last week, for
brief visit with friends. From there
Mrs. Surenson and daughter, Tootsie,
went to North Dakota to visit relatives
and friends, and the doctor went to La
Crosse for a months stay He will
take DIR. Gunderson's place at the hos
pital while the latter has a vacation.
When you are inclined to speak
harshly to the telephone girl because
she can't answer twenty calls at once