Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-08

Jaws drug store. Try one.
Born on July 5th, to MIR. and Mrs.
s. E. Jerman, twin daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. DeLap re-
turned from South Dakota on Friday.
Yes your druggist sells H. w. Bark
er's Cough Remedy. Nothing ike it.
Sunday night brought downpour
of rain that continued through tae kng
hours.
&C. ]. Smith is receiving a visit
from his sister, Mrs. Peterson, of Fen
nimore.
James Mccall spent two or three
days at home after a business trip TO
the Pacific coast.
"A bus load of ladies' attended aid
meeting at Mrs. Elias Harris near
Springville, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ole Kalvestran is entertaining
her father, Morgan Neff, one of the
early settlers of Vernon county.
Carl Lee and sister Winnie Of Cash
ton were guests of their sister, Mrs.
Henry Thompson, over the Fourth.
Mrs. George R.yan and son Virgil
of Soldiers Grove were guests at the
Jacob Thompson home for the Fourth.
-Lawton Brown of La Fargo vicin-
iIy was here on Wednesday looking at
Viroqua property with view to pur-
chasing,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sandmire of
Viola were guests at the John Dawson
home last week to take in the Viroqua
celebration.
We are in receipt of the advance
fall styles in soft and stiff hats. En-
tire)y new co.ors and shapes. The Blue
Front Store.
The commission office of G. Aiken
has been moved from the Lindemann
block to rooms in the First National
Bank building.
Russell b. Hoyt and wife. C. E.
Ward, Andrew Hovland and wife, and
numerous other citizens of Chaseburg
celebrated with u.s..
Roup, cholera, gapes, chickenpox
and lice can be cured by using Hygeno.
Call for sample and book of directions
at o. e. Davis drug store.
Mrs. O. G. Munson and daughters
Barbara, Hope and Catherine will join
Mr.. Munson at Camp Douglas for a
ten days stay during encampment.
ID. NJ. Hunter and wife, j. S. Tired
eser and wife, j. II. Frazier and wife,
MIR. and Mrs. S. M. Gore and others of
Viola were among the celebration vis-
itors.
Miss Caroline Bancroft of Richland
Center, who has been the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Harry Bailey for some
weeks past, leaves Saturday for Camp
Douglas.
Summer underwear, two piece suits,
union suits, Balbriggan, honey comb,
linen mesh and worsted. Prices SOC,
81. 8t 81. so to 300 per suit, The Blue
Front Store.
James ID. Farrell, former resident
and business man of DeSoto, had BUSH
ness in Viroqua last THURSDAY. He is
now located in Minneapolis in real es-
tate enterprises.
Mrs. w. T. Nottingham and family
desire to express appreciation to Viro-
qua and other citizens for assistance at
the time of death and burial of the
husband and father.
Secretary of State Frear and Bank
ing Commissioner Bergh spent the
Fourth and remained over Sunday as
guests of the CENSOR family. The
gentlemen were accompanied by their
families.
Next important public doings in
Viroqua is the county fair. The prem
within a few weeks, then commence
an active campaign for big show and
home and harvest festival.
Miss Chrissy L. Miller, formerly of
this city, but now living at Huron, S.
D., writes friends here that she has
recently filed on a homestead between
Bismark and the Black Hills and will
begin to reside on it in August.
Coon Valley, Westby, Chaseburg,
Stoddard, and all the surrounding viii
lagos and towns came to Viroqua in
geat numbers to take in the events of
the Fourth. Enumeration of the visit
ors would be task the CENSOR is not
equal to.
BY call published elsewhere in the
CENSOR it will be learned that the
county democracy are to hold mass
convention at the court house in this
city on July 18th, for the purpose of
choosing delegates TO attend their state
meeting the 22nd instant.
DIR. d. C. Beebe, postmaster at
instant, after a protracted illness. For
about fifty years he was one of the
leading citizens and physicians of west
ern Wisconsin, an army surgeon in the
civil war. DIR. Beebe had been post
master of our neighboring city for two
years.
Sprinkle little soft lime in your
stock tanks and not particle of green
scum will form on the water. When
the lime loses its strength and the scum
begins to form, which may be twice
season, wash out the tank and repeat
the dose. 1t is not only harmless but
wholesome, and keeps the water sweet
and saves work.
Rev Jesse E. Sarles preached his
farewell sermon Sunday night, leaving
| for his new field of usefulness at Anti
go on Monday morning. Mrs. Sarles
/ and the children preceded tbs Reverend
1 by two or three days stopping at Me-
cedah TO visit friends. Viroqua regrets
exceedingly to lose them as citizens,
and every acquaintance hopes they may
I find as many friends as they leave be-
hind in this city.
There was much Fl decorating of
] homes and business places in the city
on the Fourth, citizens yieing with one
another to make their places attractive
and wear an heir of the patriotic spirit.
4 The most noticeable and artistic in the
I line of business houses was the display
of war relics. flags, guns, uniforms,
coins, confederate and 'shin-plastero