Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-29
Whew, how hot We have bad it.


The two little Lind boys have re-
turned from their visit at Hlllsboro.
Try some of that golden National
Harvester oil at Knudson Brothers
Peter Berg purchased new Mil
waukee binder of Chas. S. Slack & CO.
Victor jacobson took new Deer
ing Id, al binder of Chas. S. Slack &
Go.
-Michgel DanIelson took out a new
Deering Ideal binder from Chas. S.
Slack & Co
Mrs. Gott and daugh hter Amy visited
with Miss Elizabeth Spellum at La
Crosse last week.
Now tor camp meeting. Worldly
things should give place to spiritual
thought and action.
Henry Lindemann and S. A. Farr
took in the Wild West show at Sparta
on Friday evening.
W j. Michelet purchased Dain
al. steel hay press, for his own use. of
Chas. s. Slack & Co.
Embroidery and bands to match,
20c and lSc values, lie per yard. The
Fair Savings Store.
Large can tomatoes at SC per can;
25c can peaches at l8c per can at Os-
trem & Davidson's.
Dell telephone company contem-
plate extension of its lines to Cashton,
Rockton and La Fargo.
For sale cheap, large velvet rug.
Apply at once at the millinery store or
home of Mrs. j. E. Bigiey.
Six young people who attended the
Wausau Business College secured SIS
positions during the past year.
Miss Valla Smeby went to Albert
Lea, Minnesota, for a visit and took
with her as her guest Miss Alma Nelson.
If you need any more twine, Knud
son Brothers are leaders in that line
with their high grade Mccormick
brands.
Miss Margaret Coffiand returned
from Madison, where she spent few
days in camp with Albon Lindemann's 8
family.
-Albon Lindemann went to Madison
to join his family who are spending a
season in camp on one of the beautiful
lakes.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. are selling
Deering Standard and Manila twine at
the pace of 1850 pounds per day. That's
going some.
Miss Lotus Weber and friend Miss
Irene Hutsell of Souix City, Iowa, spent
Sunday with the Misses Jessie and
Grace Williams.
Dance will be held at Smiths place
one.mile west of Springville, Saturday
evening, August /. Good music, Filing
Sole, manager.
Tive cars "a ce ar Shingles and
siding, bought { slaughter prices and
viii be sold on saFse basis, Just ard Vlng
~ ]. w. Fhayer ).
Salary increased and success as
sured by Brandrap & Nett'eton Busi
ness College, Winona, MINI. Send for
proof and cataiog.
u 0e large rock in front of the old
Coe place, that has long been familiar
land mark, has been blasted and re-
moved from the street.
Rev. and Mrs Midtlien have moved
from Coon Valley to Ottawa, Illinois,
where Mr.. Midtlien has accepted pas
torate of Lutheran church.
Ole Hanson, well-known here, was
found guilty of vagrancy at Chaseburg,
and sentenced by Justice Aiken to
thirty days in the county Jail.
County Clerk Berlie Moore has re-
ceived the new 1908-l909 hunting Ii
cense blanks, they having been sent out
from Madison earlier than usual.
Carl Anderson of Brodhead made
an over Sunday visit with relatives In
Viroqua Mr. Anderson was formerly
employed at the Gates lumber yard.
For rent, two store buildings on
Main street, with or without living
rooms in connection on first floor. In
quire at Mrs. A. o. Larson's millinery
store.
Candidates for office should not
fail to file their nomination papers later
then next Saturday. That is the last
date they can be filed and comply with
the law.
"A japanese dairyman is paying II,
c. Taylor of 0xfordville $500 apiece
for cows for his dairy at Toxic. What
further need be said of the reputation
of the Wisconsin cow?
Douglas Waffle and Mrs. Frances
Baldwin left Monday morning for
visit with old friends at Watertown and
from there they 60 to Brodhead to visit
Mrs. Carl Anderson and family.
Joseph Borgan and Anna Ha.vorson
of Westby were married on the 25th, al
500 at the the church by Rev. Halvor-
son and following the ceremony there
was a reception for friends at the house.
Henry Hendrickson, formerly in
Charge of the shoe department of the
Lindemann store, has been stationed as
u.auager of the grocery department in
place of Chris Ostrem, lately resigned.
DIR. McElewee will visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on Thursday,
August s. The doctors practice is
rapidly assuming its old time proportions
since he resumed regular visits last
spring.
Miss Richards and Miss Madge
Nuzum, who has been acting as a sub
stitute for Miss Richards, gave Miss
Richards 3 Sunday school class picnic
at the camp grounds last Thursday
afternoon.
-Nels Solverson has completed the
work of re-moJeling his livery stable,
making larger accommodations for car
riages, and otherwise improving tie
interior arrangements. John fainter
had the work in charge.
Your neighbors have insured against
wind storms How about you? Re
member The insurance costs only 40c a
hundred for three years. Call on John
Dawson & Co. Office over the Bank of
Vi~oolla Farm property accepted