Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
Bits of Local News

Insure with John Dawson & Co.

C. w. Morgan of Yuba was Viro-
qua business caller.
Miss Isa Joyce is the guest of her
sister Kate at Duluth.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Nelson,
on Sunday last, son.
Edward Thosgaard of Westby was
Viroqua caller, Tuesday.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity Inquire of c. H. Minshall
Miss Olive Parker is the guest of
friends and relatives in La Crosse.
John fainter is improving his prop
erty by grading and filling in of his lots.
Rual Fleming left Monday for an
indefnate visit with an uncle at Bosco-
bel
-Chas. DeJean, wife and daughter
Ethel of La Faage were in the city
Monday.
Ira Hurless and Ray Calkins of
La Fargo were Viroqua business callers
recently.
Miss Blanche Wigginton was the
guest of her friend Mrs Pete Hegge of
Cashton.
Attorney W. S. Burroughs was
down from La Crosse the latter part of
he week.
Miss Minnie Anderson was up from
Viola few days and visited with Miss
Cora Lillis.
Am going to retire from business,
everything must goin millinery. Mrs.
l.. c. Norris.
Ben Bentson returnd on Sunday
from the St. Olaf College at Mortified,
Minnesota.
Big barg aims in ladies' and children s
hats during the month of June. Mrs.
j. E. Bigley.
Virgil Bryan entertained his moth
er and two sisters Ethel and Gertrude
of Soldiers Grove.
Lime, cement, pulp plaster and
finish; always fresh, always the best at
Tibbits-Cameron'
Genus Evans, A. Corvan and Ole
Tuhuse of La Fargo were Viroqua busi-
ness callers, Monday.
Hans Christianson of La Crosse
spent few days in Viroqua as the
guest of Alt Schreiner.
MIR. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hackabout
of Lennox, Iowa, are guests at the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Samnel Henry.
Gladys Sharfenstein has gone to her
home at Cassville, having completed
her work in the Firogua high school.
While returning from the recep-
tion Friday evening, Mae Hale had the
misfortune to fall, fracturing her ankle.
T. B. Smell is again a part owner
in the Central meat market, having
purchased the interest of Louie Larson.
John Schroeder of Viola, chairman
of the town of Liberty, called on VINO
qua friends and transacted official busi-
ness.
We are in receipt of the advance
fall styles in soft and stiff hats. En-
tirely new colors and shapes. The Blue
Front Store.
-Bigley Bros. have moved their bar
ber shop to rooms in the basement OF
Hotel Fortney, where they will be
pleased to meet all their old friends
and patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Garfield and MIR.
and Mrs. John Brock of Sparta came
down to Viroqua Thursday with an auto
and We're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
C. W. Graves.
Rev and Mrs. C. E. Buffers, Misses
Gebhardt and Hand and Harry Blythe
spent few days at the dells at Xii
bourne the past week. They report a
pleasant outing.
Another lot of Adler Collegian suits
Just received. The newest shades out.
These suits are nobby. They are the
advance fal! styles. Elegant greens
and browns. The Blue Front Store.
Miss Alta Davis attended the grad
uation exercises in Viroqua and informs
US that she will leave in a few days fol
Los Angeles, and will spend the coming
year at that place with her brother
Rockwell
Why is it the young men want the
''Adler Collegian" suits and will have
no others? 1t is because they have the
style, quality and shape retaining, pos
sessed by no other make. The Blu e
Front Store.
General and Mrs. E. M. Rogers re-
turned Saturday morning from their so
journ in countries of Asia and Europe
They stood the trip nicely, and express
themselves as well repaid for the siren.
uous work incident to sight seeing in .he
old world.
"A lucky purchase of seventy-five
suits, this springs make, composed OF
several different lots, which enables us
to close out at sacrifice, in which oui
customers will get the benefit. Prices
from So. 90 to $3.50, worth anywhere
Sl2 so to $500. The Blue Front Store,
The following farmers are using
the Little Willie corn and tobacco
plows L. Silbaugh, Randall Gorrel, ].
&. Groh, j. Thompson, Nels Hendrick-
son, Fred Lake, A. S. Hetland, Geo,
Robson, B. Gardner and many, many
others Chas. S. Slack & Co are kept
busy delivering them to their custo-
mers.
John Dalton, a well-to do farmer
living near Mauston, and his twelve
year old son, were instantly killed Sun.
day by a tornado. A funnel shaped
cloud was seen travelling at high rate
of speed, and suddenly it swooped down.
demohshing Mr.. Dalton's house anc
barn, killing him and the son. No Other
damage was done in that vicinity.
The city council has ordered more
\ than 100 pieces of sidewalk built in ad-
dition to all that had previously beer
condemned. The two cement crews
are worked to the limit, and frost anc
snow will undoubtedly stop proceed ngs
long before the condemned walks have
been replaced by new ones. Cali for
bids for construction of $500 worth OF
more of cements cross walks will short
" be made by the city fathers.
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