Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-27
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That's it, The optimo.

Nlroqua cigars are the DeSt.
-Dudley's coffees at ]. 0mundson's.
Carpenters orchestra, Friday night.
Pam is the best for indigestion.
Price soc at o. E. Davis drug store.
Three bus loads of young ladies
from Viola took drive to Viroqua Sat
urday.
What's become of the old fashioned
man who started a garden with vigor-
and stuck to it?
Miss Mabel Mitby and Miss Belle
Saugstad of Westby spent Sunday with
Miss Alma Nelson
Miss Inez Green, the lady harpist
with Carpenters orchestra, is a solOist
of marked excellence.
Miss Winifred Baldwin is employed
as bookkeeper at the c. M. & st p.
depot for a few weeks.
New line of mems fine socks for
low shoes, black, tan and fancy, 25 to
50cts. The Blue Front Store.
If you are going to paint don't fail
to see the latest styles of house paint
ing at 0. f. Davis drug store.
-Chaseburg school closed with pic
mic for the children. Miss Emma HOff
was teacher the past year.
Carl j. Hovde of Christiana town
made abusiness trip to Prairie du Chen,
Richland Center and Madison.
The unusual spectacle of rainbow
in the morning and evening of the same
day, was seen in Viroqua Monday.
Miss Margie Lind is expected from
Hillsboro tomorrow to visit with rela-
tives and take part in the Memorial ex-
ercises.
Carpenters Harp orchestra is cred
tied with being the best dance orchestra
Friday night.
If your young chickens are not
doing well feed them Panacca and
sprinkle them with Instant Louise Killer.
o. K. Davis, druggist.
Many surrounding towns are moving
for celebrations on the Fourth. Viro-
qua has not held celebration for sew
eral years. Shall we?
DIR. John Chase departed Tuesday
morning for Platteville to attend the
meeting in that city of the Southwest
ern Dental association.
H. L Gardner is attending meeting
of state superintendent of schools
which is being held at Oshkosh by
State Superintendent Cary.
A writer from Chaseburg reports
that there has been much illegal fish
ing in Coon river, and big catches of
fine pickerel have been made.
Alex RI tow and Alfred Adams of
Genoa toOk civi. service examination
before Postmaster Goodell, Saturday,
FOR t.t1ral mail arnfa
We have a selection of diamond
rings direct from the cutters. Come in
and take lock at them; we are selling
them at very low price. j. w. Lucas,
jeweler.
1t costs $400 to place broken nose
on Coon citizen. At any rate that
was the verdict rendered by Lacrosse
county jury for such injury and disfig-
urement.
Summer underwear, two piece suits,
union suits, Balbriggan, honey comb,
linen mesh and worsted. Prices SOC,
$100, 81. so to $500 per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
-Chaseburg citizens are going after
a tobacco warehouse for that village,
and it is reported that a good amount
of stock has been subscribed for the
enterprise.
Our aim in advertising is to appeal
to your good Judgment All we ask is a
call and we will convince you that we
have both quantity and quality. j. w.
Lucas, jeweler.
Miss Mary Swiggum has recently
returned from the state of Washington,
where she has been teaching, and will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Swiggum during the summer.
Don't buy until you have seen our
stock of watches, jewelry, silverware,
cut glass and china. Our stock is COM
plete. We can more than please you
as to price. j. w. Lucas, jeweler.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. had thirty
combination stool, and hay racks last
season, and the way farmers are ask
ing for them now, they will sell LOG
this season. Get into line, Mr.. Farmer.
Some of you. neighbors have already
bought two of them.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Oftedahl left
Monday evening to attended the twenty
second annual convention of Wisconsin
Sunday school association to be held at
Neenah and Menasha, May 26, q and
2S. They will stop off at Milwaukee,
Madison and Stoughton before return
ing.
While Miss Alma Nelson was at
tending the reception of the 3rd Regi-
ment Band, the Lindemann clerical
force went to her home andImade them
selves at home until her return. A pleas
ant evening was spent, refreshments
served, and best of all the surprise was
genuine.
At their farm home two miles east
of Coon Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Nestingan celebrated the event of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. A
company of two hundred neighbors, re-
latives and friend were their guests
on the occasion. They were presented
with a fine set of silverware.
- Your stationery Is your silent re-
preventative. If you sell fine goods
that are up-to-date in style and of su-
perior quality, it ought to be reflected
in your printing We produce the kind
that you need and will not feel ashamed
to have represent you. That is the
only kind it pays to send out. Sc &
your orders to the CENSOR Office anC
try our styles.
Elmer E. Dunlap, son of w. W.
Dunlap of this city, was recently elect
ed president of the indianapolis Typo
praphical Union. He was elected after
a hot contest, with 2S votes to spare
Elmer is printer of no mean ability
and was first initiated into the mVs.