Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-03
Month of roses.
Smoke the ''Viroqua" SC cigar.

her visit at Portage.
Garfield Aiken was a La Crosse
visitor last Friday.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of c. H. Minshall.
Red Mound new creamery opened
up for reception of cream on Monday.
Fer Atlas Portland cement and
Ivory wood fibre plaster go to Nuzum s.
Frank Williams has added a large
veranda to the south side of his house.
DO not forget that you get the best,
when you buy Ferndale coffees at VIII
liams'
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen left for
Wausau this morning to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Name Sperry of st. Paul Park
is visiting old-time friends in her ma
tive Viroqua
Editor j. H. Frazier, Landlord
Guess and C. F. Mathews were in town
from Viola on Monday.
Wanted 100 girls next Monday morn
ing at Kalvestran & Dahl's warehouse
for asserting and steming tobacco.
John Weber and Mrs Frank Prim-
mer, officers in the Mystic Workers, are
at st. Paul as delegates to convention
of that order.
H. l.. Rayner, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.
Minshall and Mrs. Aroe Slack are in
attendance upon Grand Fellow orders
at Marinette.
-Nuzum, the lumberman, has large
stock of all kinds of building material
on hand. Call and see him before buy
ing elsewhere.
Fred p Bean and Albert j. Broad
head, well-known leading young farm
ers of Sterling town, were county seat
business visitors on Monday.
Ole H. Doxrud, a former Viroqua
man, is candidate for clerk of the
courts in Monroe county. He has re
sided at Sparta for many years.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
Gated over Stoll & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. 66 for day or night calls.
Largest rooms, best equipment,
expert instruction, successful gradu-
ates. Brandrup & Nettleton Business
College, Winona, MINI. Ask for free
catalog.
Summer underwear, two piece suits,
union suits, Balbriggan, honey comb,
linen mesh and worsted. Prices SOC,
$1.00, 81. so to So. 90 per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
Crawford, like Vernon county, is
getting very good and law abiding. At
their late term of circuit court services
of the regular drawn jury was dispensed
with
u. E., j. w. and Miss Nellie Steven
sen-Ag.a Mrs. Hatty Annes, sons and
daughters of the late John Stevenson
departed, Thursday morning, for their
respective homes.
Prof. Brey will change his ale
glance from La Fargo to Cashton as
principal of the high school. Mr.. Wal
lin of Eastman has been engaged for
the La Fargo vacancy.
The annual summer school for Ver-
non county teachers will be held in the
Viroqua high school building during the
month of July. Superintendent w. P.
Colburn and Principal A. E. Smith will
be the instructors.
-Cashron graduated a class of nine
young people frLm m high school as fol-
lows: Alice Campbell, Francis Dolan,
Marie Bates, Sylvester Cremer, Louie
Johnson, Myrtle Mitby, Louis Schmitz,
Lillian Mitby and Evora DuMez.
DIR. Baldwin has moved his dental
Office to the second floor of the new
Ferguson building, where he has fine
suite of rooms, with all conveniences.
He also has some fine rooms in the same
building which he will use for residence
purposes.
The state civil service commission
will hold a competitive examination,
June 13, for the position of bOokkeeper
A vacancy now exists in the state
treasurer's s office, which is to be filled
as a result of this examination. The
salary is 81 800 per year.
Come to Brookville church, Satur-
day evening, June 6. There will be
two and a half hours entertainment,
consisting of drills, recitations, dialog
ues, music, etc. Our feature of the
entertainment is a play entitled 'Out
in the Streets. Everyone cordially in
vited Admission 10 cents.
The news that Harry Gaines has
fallen heir to $4,000 is received with
: rejoicing by the young mans friends in
Viroqua. An aged woman of Beloit,
with whom Harry boarded while at
tending college, left the amount to him
at her death. She undoubtedly appre-
ciated the true worth of the young
man.
A we'll attended meeting of the
Morgengry Temperance society was
held Thursday evening in the basement
of the Christian church. An interest
ing program was presented and ice
cream and cake served at the expense
of the officers, Rudolph Lier. Chris
Holmstad. Ed johnson, Geo. Peterson
and Misses Susie Hanson, Mabel Lem
and Gunda Skaaland.
Next Sunday will bring notable
event to Chaseburg. The Eight Ward
Society, of La Crosse is making pre-
parations for the large picnic to be
held there on that day. The Third
Regiment and Moulis Bros, bands have
been engaged to play for the occasion.
Refreshments will be served and a
great number of attractions will be
given. Everyone is invited to attend.
Lansing, Iowa, is arranging for a
home coming, June %, % and "a. Mr..
c. A. Kaeppier, commercial travelling
man, is the real promoter ct the affair
and few days ago was in Viroqua
looking up former residents of that city,
Mr.. Kaeppler informs the CENSOR that
he found several people in this city who
at one time called Lansing their home,
and have promised to attend the home
coming.
1t is estimated that fully 1000 peo-
ple attended the opening of Stoll &
Ir1.,,e,s ,,sv1y stora last Saturday piUht