Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-02-26

TRENDS and relatives.
We have a nice lot of barn boards
on hand and at low price. Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber Co.
Miss Bertha Olson has returned
from her Westby visit and resumed her
work at the postoffice.
The next annual tournament of the
State Fireman's association will be held
at Lake Mills on June "a, 25 and 26.
-0luf Mork wishes to rent a farm
on shares. Any one wishing to lease a
farm will address him Box 4, Viroqua,
Wis.
-Theo. Thorson and family of Cash
ton were down to Viroqua today to at
tend the party in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin VanDorn.
Miss Anna Helgerson and her faith
er have been visiting relatives in the
city and left Monday for Thos. Hoff-
lands at Folsom.
IF you are going to buy any lumber
the coming season, just call and see
our grades and get prices of Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calkins os
Tomah lost their little son John last
Sunday. The little fellow has been in
poor health for sometime.
Rose Cream is a delightful applica-
tion which quickly heals chapped lips,
face and chapped hands. Price
25 cts. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Oscar Emilson went to La Crosse
with the debaters Saturday night, only
returning on Monday because of being
left by the train at Chaseburg.
Western seed oats, White Silver
King. Oderbroker barley. Two best
varieties for our section. See growing
samples at Thompson's grocery.
We understand dog has been the
victim of poisoning administered by
parties unknown. This is :. cowardly
way of getting rid of neighbours dog.
Mrs. Addie Tate Hebbard of Wash
burn is visiting her relatives this week.
Mrs. Hebbard had not notified them
of her coming and gave them surprise.
Mrs. Jane Nelson entertains for her
daughter, Mrs. Ella Van Dorm and hus-
band this Wednesday evening, large
party of her daugt ter's friends.
John Nevils of Rising Sun died lass
Friday morning aged go years. He
leaves surviving his wife and several
children. Mr.. Nevils died from hemor-
age.
--IObert Groot, the last survivor of
the Mexican war in that part of the
state, died at Elmwood in st. Croix
county. He was also veteran of the
civil war.
"A shadow social was held at George
Zitzner's last Friday evening and the
receipts were $40. About sixty people
were present and a pleasant evening
is reported.
Miss Grace Fowell, who has had
some telephone experience at Reads
town, has been engaged at the Viroqua
central in place Miss Bessie Potts, who
recently resigned.
Mr.. Towner has had La Force Ter
hume employed in that part Of his store
formerly occupied by Lucas, and after
it is spick and span will occupy it as
cut glass and china department.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Ruben Asbury, Mrs. MARY
Dahl, Ole Marsrud, Tollev A. Nelson.
w. H. Nyhus, Fred M. Perkins, Lewis
Peterson, Lars Sorlein, Sadie Webb.
Miss Julia Bergh, who has been so
dangerously i'll and was taken to La
Crosse for an operation after her life
vas despaired of, is regaining her health
and is expected home in the near future.
"A meeting is called for all persons
interested in building a telephone line
through Belgium Ridge section, tomeet
at the Viroqua Telephone Central Office
on Saturday afternoon att o'clock sharp
The High school and higher grades
last Friday afternoon observed Wash
ington's birthday by suitable program
The Relief Corps and G. A. r. were in
vited guests and C. j. Smith was the
principal speaker.
Ed johnson of Readstown came to
Viroqua Monday to meet VIM. Crook,
who has returned from Somerset, where
heswent to consult John C. Till, the
doctor about whose practice there ha;
been SO much discussion.
-Dandruff deprives your hair roots
of much of their hair growing strength
Davis Quinine Hair Tonic cleanses the
scalp ana makes it healthy and active,
leaving the hair sweet and clean, soft
and fluffy. Price 25c. O.. U Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S ID. Dake of New
ton passed through Viroqua on Monday
and will visit at Viola and Sparta be-
fore starting en- their annual trip to
Dakota to visit two daughters, Mrs
Eugene Kish and Mrs. Fred Bassinger.
The band boys had stag party at
Whitney Nichols home Monday even
ing in lonor of Jerry Nelson, mem
hsS OF the band, who leaves in the near
future for Aberdeen. Without relating
particulars they say they had fine
time and lots to eat.
The chimney at Hi Bellows resi-
dence in the eastern part of the city
burned out Monday evening, commenc-
ing to burn before nine and continuing
for couple of hours. Several men Of
the neighborhood gathered to watch
the flames which blazed high above the
chimney. 1t was fortunate that it was
raining and the FIRE did not spread to
the roof.
An exchange says that alcohol will
re-ove the grass stains from summer
othes. The exchange is right. 1t viii
{ so remove the summer clothes and
asso the spring and winter clothes, not
only from the man who drinks i but
also his wife and children. 1t viii re-
move furniture from the house and eat
ables from the pantry; the smiles
from the face Of his wife and the hap
piuess from his home. AS a remover