Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-20

Smoke the "viroqua" SC cigar.
Insure with John Dawson e. Co.

Coon Valley, Sunday.
Ivory wood fibre plaster at Nuzum' s
yard, best in the city.
Miss Millie Jefson visited her moth
er at Westby, Sunday.
L. j. Martin is at Prairie du Chien
on business mission.
Emil Erickson was down from Cash
ton on a business errand.
Mrs. Lauder was hostess to thim-
bic party Tuesday afternoon.
Carl Coe was down from Casht0n
Sunday to witness the ball game.
Mr.. Farnham of Madison is a guest
of his sister Mrs. Frank Mcintosh.
Miss Lulu Love went to Wausau to
assist in caring for a small nephew.
Frank Williams has returned from
two weeks fishing trip at Merrill.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
| ity. Butt & Butt
Mrs. Andrew Lee of Westby trans
acted business yesterday in our city.
Buy Sprague Warner & Co.'S Fern
dale coffees of H. ID. Williams & Co.
&C. B. Fortney and Louis N. Cla-
water were at Viroqua the first of the
week
Miss Jennie Anderson of Viola spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Cora
Lillis.
w. E. Lawton spent the first part
of the week at Boscobel visiting with
friends.
Charlie Thompson is attending the
sale of unclaimed freight at Prairie du
Chen this week.
Joseph Denning and wife spent
Sunday in La Crosse visiting their son,
Elehu, and family.
Mrs. August Smith of Pleasant
Ridge spent few days with her mother,
Mrs. Rachel Taylor.
Go to John E. Nuzum for the best
Atlas Portland cement, large and fresh
stock always on hand.
Hawaii! Supurb stereopticon viewsl J
Congregational church, Thursday, May
Il. Price 25c and 15c.
Not quantity of stock, but quality,
is what Sam Lillis, the jeweler, has and
at prices that are right.
Henry Rogers west up to Lacrosse
Tuesday evening to meet his wife upon
her return from Kansas.
The Liberty Pole base ball team
played at Westby, Sunday, the score
being to 8 in favor of Westby.
Charlie Parker is employed at the
Martin & Kuebler hardware store dur
ing the absence of the proprietors.
Mr.. M. Olson of Madelia, Mime
sofa, spent several days visiting at the
home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Thos.
Ellefson.
Contractor George L. Smith was
down from Xaukauna looking after the
construction of the new bank building
this week.
Miss Kollock attended the deciam-
atory contest at Stevens Point last FRI
day evening and also ssiteG ssitsa Mss5
McChesney at Merrill.
Ole Johnson and Andrew Sherry
are going to Norway on the 23rd of
this month for three or four months
visit with relatives and friends.
Would you buy high school suit?
Then surely you viii want the "Col-
segian suit" made expressly for col
lege boys. The Blue Front Store.
Il offer for sale my residence on
Decker street. Also will offer cheap
quantity of mason's tools, windows,
benches, etc. Inquire Of VIM. Lake.
Quality is friend always remem-
bered. Price is a chance acquaintance
quickly forgotten. The Adler clothes
possesses quality unequalled. The Blue
Front Store.
Senator LaFollette says of Payne's
lecturers, His views surpass any |
have heretofore seen." Hawaii, at
Congregational church this Thursday
night.
Are you looking for graduating
present? Perhaps gold watch would
fill the bill. We have a fine assortment,
prices $7.75 to $500. Engraving free.
j. w. Lucas. jewelers
Bureau trunks, alligator bags, solid
leather suit cases. All kinds and prices.
1t is. well known we sell more trunks,
cases and bags than any concern in this
part of the state. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. VIM. Lake has returned to Vi
roqua for time to look after his prop
erfy interests here. Mr.. Lake has been
spending the past few weeks with his
daughter Mrs. Dorival at Caledonia,
Minnesota.
-Payne's travel lectures are not sur
passed by Stoddard's and Burton
Holmes. You remember his lecture on
Alaska and San Francisco? Hawaii,
Thursday night at Congregational
church. 25c, 15c.
Do you know that more than thirty
destructive tornadoes have occurred IL
the United States thus early in 1908,
and that you can carry a $1,000 policy
against this hazard ?Da only a little
over third of cent day? Call on
John Dawson Il Co., agents.
Col. Morley spent Sunday at La
Crosse visiting his son Fred, who is
having siege at the hospital there.
We are Informed that there is an abb
cess forming at the edge of the incission
made from the appendicitis operation.
Fred is having more than his share of
hospital life.
Mrs. VIM. Houghton and daughter
Eliza returned from Madison after a
winters stay. Mrs. Houghton had the
misfortune to trip on a loose board in
the side walk about her home after her
return and fell injuring her left hand
quite seriously, requiring the services
of doctor in bandaging it. She also
bruised her face.
1T gives us pleasure to note the adj
vancement of another of Viroqua's
young ladies', Miss May McKittrick.
who has been rendered position as in
structor in the Polytechnic Institute of
cleveland, Ohio, at salary Of $500
per year. She was offered the same
salary fo remain at Tshuerninp Michi-