Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-20
Bits of Local News
Observation-Disclosures
June IA is flag day.
-fsViroola'' cigars are the hest.

DdUlSJ ConccS al - OAiAhuoOh o
The o. G. Munson home is being
repainted.
Roads are almost impossible. Too
much mud.
u. B. Kinder and Fred Morris We're
up from Viola.
ED. johnson was up from Reads
town, Thursday.
Miss Belle jacobson has returned
from her western visit. -
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau. Wisconsin.
e. C. Higbee of La Crosse was a
Viroqua visitor. Friday.
-Mesdames w. ID. Dyson and H. E.
Packard were at La Crosse.
"A baby girl was born to DIR. and
Mrs. George Minshall, Sunday.
Bottom prices on all building ma
terial at Thayer's lumber yard.
Miss Bena Peterson viii spend the
summer at her home in this city.
Mrs. Mary Bates visited relatives
at Minneapolis the past two weeks.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. II. Minshall.
Mrs Cora Eckenbeck spent several
days with her mother, who has been ILL.,
Yes your druggist sells H. w. Bark
er's Cough Remedy. Nothing like it.
VIM. S. Oliver of Viola vicinity
transacted business Saturday in our
city.
New cement walks are being laid
around the First National Bank build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Reynolds are
over at Boscobel on a mission of BUSH
ness.
DO not forget that you get the best.
when you buy Ferndale coffees at Will
liams'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gosling are the
happy parents of a little daughter, born
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John StoU returned
Sunday from sojourn Of several months
in the west.
Another large shipment of trunks,
suit cases, and bags just received at the
Blue Front Store.
"A. J. johnson has added new,
modern soda fountain Co the furnish
ings of his store.
Albert H. Marx and w. p. Marx
were down from Cashton last Friday on
a business errand.
John Watson has been down on his
farm near De Soto looking after the
putting in of crops.
MIR. Samuel Boyce of Newton
vicinity made the CENSOR Office plea
SAINT call, Saturday.
If purchasing anything in lumber,
shingles, sash, doors, pulp plaster or
brick go to Thayer's yard.
Miss Lawson of Eau Claire and
Miss Nestingen Of Westby were Sum-
day guest of Miss Hannah Espeseth
Geos ase Reed thinks Wisconsin is
better than Washington ana expects
TO return to Viroqua in the near future.
Pasture to let for number of mead
of cattle, near Avalanche. For terms
inquire of A. Kalvestran, Viroqua, route
T.
m. Davenport has returned from
several weeks visit with his son and
daughter at Steel and Mercer, North
Dakota.
Just received a car of doors and
windows at Nuzum's. Call and see US
before buying elsewhere, as we can save
you money.
Summer term Brandrup & Nettle-
ton Business College, Winona, Mimi,
opens June i. Special rates. Write
for catalogue now.
Hard rains are keeping the soil too
wet to be worked, and farmers are get
ting uneasy about their corn ground.
Time it was planted.
No orders viii be taken at any of
the city meat markets after $3.50 IN.
Sundays, and the doors will close at
900 a. m. Patrons take notice.
The Kickapoo Scout of Soldiers
Grove turned another mile stone with
its issue of last week The Scout is
looking prosperous, and expects to live
forever.
W. S. Frazier of Milwaukee spent
several days recently in this city and
vicinity. Mr.. Frazier is former town
of jefferson boy, and is now an attorney
of Milwaukee.
The little six-year-old son of Lee
Groves had his arm badly lacerated
Sunday. being caught in the eogs of
cream separator. Several stitches were
necessary to close the wound.
Mrs. Anna Barton Porterfeld of
Seattle, Washington, was a guest of
her aunt, MRS. IL. cLfdWn between
trains, Wednesday. Mrs. Porterfield
was enroute to Ohio on a visit to rela-
tives.
Why is it the young men want the
-'Adler Collegian" suits and will have
no others? 1t is because they have the
styl1. quality and shape retaining, pos
sessed 10y no other make. The Blue
Front Store.
The widow of Frank b. Sarles of
Boscobel was awarded $4,250 in circuit
court at Lancaster. The deceased was
killed by a train at Boscobel two years
ago and was brother to Rev. j. E.
Sarles of this city.
Fire caught in the baled hay shed
at the rear Of John Sides store, Sat
urday, but was put out without the aid
of the fire department. The fire which
did little damage, is supposed to have
originated from matches in the hands
Of small boys.
w. NJ. Tomkins, aged 63 years, the
dean of the bar of northern Wisconsin,
died May II from cancer of the stomach.
MIR. Tomkins was considered to be one
of the most learned attorneys in north
ern Wisconsin and was one of the best
equipped experts in the sta@e.
Ben Brown was down frcrn Viroqua
couple of days last week endeavoring
TO make arrangements for installation
of a., oil thaotro We nndcr.