Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
-"Viroqua'' cigars are the best.

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''Viroqua" cigars are the best.
-Dudley's coffees at j. 0mundson's.
Smoke the Red Circle cigar. A 10c
smoke for &c.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Norris,
on the 8th, boy.
Remember the brand! Ferndell
coffees at Williams.
Patrick Lynch of Hillsboro is in the
city on legal matters.
Miss Louise Hanson was down from
La Crosse visiting her parents.
Martin Everson was summoned to
Folsom by the illness of his mother.
George Amund of Hillsboro is a
guest of his nephews Lon and Scott
Curtis.
Get prices on lumber at Tibbits-
Cameron's before you place your order.
1t pays.
DIR. and Mrs. r. W. Baldwin spent
Sunday at Sparta with a party of
friends.
Miss Grace Fowell entertained Miss
Cloe Ewers of Richland Center over
Sunday.
Mrs. Dick Morley of Chippewa
Falls attended the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Groves.
Mrs. Howard Miller of Ontario re-
turned to her home after a week S
visit with Viroqua friends.
w. P. Colburn left Monday even
ing for Milwaukee as representative
to the Masonic Grand lodge.
The Misses Frances Older, Clara
Abrahamson and Ida Lewis spent a
couple of days at Sparta recently.
Mrs. Lon Curtis accompanied by
her two little boys are spending few
days with her parents near Readstown.
Miss Stella Natwick has returned
from her school at Hillsboro and Miss
Olga Natwicl from her school in Da
kota.
The new belt. Perfect adjusting
buckle, no holes in belt. The most
perfect belt made. The Blue Front
Store.
DIR. Charles Trowbridge has re-
turned from Chicago, where he attended
a convention of the American Medical
association.
-Nuzum, the iumberman, has a large
stock of all kinds of building material
on hand. Call and see him before buy
ing elsewhere.
Carl N. Marking of the town of
Hamburg was Viroqua caller on Tues
day. Mr.. Marking has recently com
pleted fine new stock barn on his
farm
Summer underwear, two piece suits,
union suits, Balbriggan, honey comb,
linen mesh and worsted. Prices soc,
81. 90, 81. so to $500 per suit. The Blue
Front Store.
Stop, look and listen! Do you hear
the wind? You can buy windstorm in
surance on your city or farm property
for 400 $1,000 for three years, of
John Dawson & Co.
An addition 40x40 feet is being
built onto the machinery warehouse now
occupied by Knudson Bros. When com
pleted, the floor space for display pur-
poses will be practically doubled.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Hauge and
two children are guests of the gentle
man brother, o. H. Helgeson, and
will remain for several days. Mr.. and
Mrs Hauge are from Lake Park, Mia
nesota.
We again invite your attention to
another shipment of dress and negligee
shirts. We feel assured we have the
largest and best line of these goods to
be found in the city. Prices from 81. 90
| to S2.O0. The Blue Front Store.
"A number of people of this section
are attending commencement exercises
at st. 0laf's college at Northfield. At
torney Grimsrud of Westby, and G. A.
Morterud of BloOmingdale, are among
the number, both of the gentleman be-
| ing former graduates from that edu-
cational institution.
News was received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ephriam Love of the death of the six
year old daughter of MIR. and Mrs Nels
Nelson at Chippewa Falls. The grand
parents left to attend the funeral. The
little girl had been in poor health for a
few weeks but was not thought to be
in critical condition.
The death at Genoa of Mathew
Monti, removes another pioneer from
the ranks of Vernon county citizens
His taking off was a shock to the com
munity. Mr.. Monti has been clerk Of
Genes town since the memory of man
runneth not to the contrary. He was
an upright man and trusted official.
FOR the convenience OF picnic and
pleasure parties the Southeastern rail
way have given orders 20 conductors TO
stop between stations for parties of
| five or more who have tickets for pas
sage on that line. This enables people
to stop at any point along the line for
days outing without having to re-
port TO regular station in order to board
train.
Last weeks favorable condition
ought to have finished corn planting
with our farmers, but still there Is not
a little Of that work to do. 1t viii also
/ be noted that there are town gardens
I vet to plOw and plant General and
Mrs. Rogers on their return found the
finest garden IN tbs city 1T their home.
Bert Frohock had q SURPRISE for them
in this respect.