Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-29
Bits of Local News
Insure with John Dawson & Co

Vernon Slack is at Madison on a
visit.
Business training Wausau Busi-
ness College.
Smoke the Red Circle cigar. A lOc
smoke for &c.
Say, turn over to last page 4nd
read Rogers little ad
Mrs. Frank Primmer has been on
the sick list with malaria fever.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ionaI Bank building. Phone 81
"A f. Jacobs took Dain side
delivery rake of Chas. S. Slack & Co
Misses Almina and Nellie Wise
| spent few day 5 with La Crusse friends
Linen Torchian Iaces, l0c values,
4c per yard The FAIR Savings Store
Richard Scriven purchased Il Pain
side delivery rake of Chas. S. Slack &
Co.
MIR and Mrs. James Bigley were
guests of La Crosse friends over Sun
/ day.
Lawns, dress goods bargains and
ladies' furDi 'ings. The Fair Savings
Store.
HI I'll , purchased Champion &c
foot self dump rake of Chas. 5. Slack
& Co.
Miss Frances Tate went to Mimi
eapolis for visit with her aunt, Mrs
A. G. Hebbard.
! Mrs. Adolph Bickle has been en-
I tertaining her mother, Mrs. Pragge of
| Tomah for several days.
Great bargains in broken lots of
mems, ladies and children's shoes and
oxfords at Ostrem & Davidson s..
New line of the famous Senator"
! trowsers. New patterns, prices are
low, too. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Thomas Scriven left last week
| for Grand Rapids for a two weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Monti.
j Henry Bennett returned to Viro-
qua Wednesday after spending a few
days at Hillsboro on county business.
All full course graduates of the
Wausau Business College have secured
lucrative positions. Write for eatalog.
Mrs. C. A. Austin entertained the
| Bridge club at its regular meeting last
week, together with few invited
guests.
Mother Get your boy Khaki suit.
The most sensible suit yet invented for
boy. Cheap and durable. The Blue
Front Store.
What's become of the old fashioned
/ man who was never so happy as when
communicating disagreeable piece of
news as friend?
Mr.. Joseph Ennis of Milwaukee was
here Friday making arrangements for
| the speech of Francis E. McGovern
| which takes place here July 80.
Several articles are yet unclaimed
which were loaned during the celebra-
tion. Same will be gladly returned if
identified at Browns Music store.
Miss Jane Hinkst, accompanied by
! hey nice, Miss Edit Drake, loft fag s
tSso weeks trip through Yellow Stone
Pafs and other points IL the west
Attention, Farmers: At the new
| feed store of n. d. Williams & Co.
can be had all kinds of machine oil,
hay rope and binding twine. Give us a
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wyant an
noance the marriage of their niece Ida
| NJ. Heayrin to Martin c. Anderson, at
their home in Oakland Park, St. Paul,
on July 20, 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fetty drove
over from La Fargo Monday morning,
Mrs. Fetty taking the Southeastern
| morning passenger for DE Soto, where
she will visit her mother.
Every modern Office appliance has
been added to the Wausau Business
College. This is a college that will
thoroughly prepare you for clerical
position. Write for catalog.
-Remen Jar The Blue Fronts annu-
al July bargains. During this month
! we make special inducements to clean
up our entire stock. Price reductions
throughout the store. The Blue Front
Store.
j c. Mullen, pioneer shoe mer-
chant of Sparta, made an assignment
last week. His liabilities slightly over
reach his assets. Quiet business con-
ditions and heavy stock of goods are
assigned as the reason of his business
failure.
A new east bound morning passen-
ger train was put into service last
week on the c. M. & St. p. between
La Crosse and Portage. 1t connects
with the Viroqua train in the morning
and will meet with general approval
from people living on the La Crosse
division.
Members of the Congregational
Sunday school, weather permitting, will
go down to Coon Valley tomorrow for
the annual picnic. Great preparations
have been made for the feast an i'm
portant feature of the days program
and no doubt the youngsters will have
huge time.
Don't kick about the hot weather.
Bear the discomfort of the heat smil-
ingly, remembering that each hot day
is putting hundreds Of dollars into Yer
non county farmers ! tkets. Corn and
| tobacco, the backward crops, are COM
ing famously and few more weeks of
this weather will put them beyond the
danger of frost.
-Out-of doors looks very inviting
these days. The grass, rich and lux
| uriant, carpets the fields, the birds
make glad melody in the three tops;
the air and sunlight give forth their
| tonic lavishly. Everywhere life is busy
/ drawing its sustensnce from natures
bountiful store houses. The man or
woman in search Of health should get
! in touch with nature at close quarters.
F. NJ Richardson and wife Of Free
port, Illinois, are visiting the place of
| his birth and his numerous relatives,
| over one hundred in number. He was