Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-23
Get ready for the Fourth.

Paints of all kinds at Towner's.
For automobile oil see Martin &
kuebler.
Summer school commences next
Monday
Buy your candies at Towner's, fresh
( twice week.
-Lindemanns row handle The Ladies'
Home Journal patterns.
-Springyille w. C. T. u. meets with
Mrs. Martha ThOmpson on Wednesday,
June 30.
Lower Coon Valley district gradu-
ated two pupils from that school Yer
nice Twite and Nina Stylen.
Mrs. Frank Nuzur. of Darlington
is visiting her sisters, AIRS. Dell Seals
and Miss Laura Mccullough.
Druggist johnson sold his fine driv-
ing horse to Mayor Chase. who will
keep the animal for family use.
When in need of dishes, glassware
all grades, and kitchen utensils, Town
er can supply you at most reasonable
prices.
Hillsboro sent a delegation of l26
choppers to the Baraboo Woodman pic
mic. The 1910 picnic will be held in
Hillsboro.
Before the cyclone, insurance is
cheap. After the cyclone, you may
have nothing to insure Buy a policy
of John Dawson & Co.
Rev. w. J. James has assumed pas
torate of De Soto, Retreat and Red
Mound Methodist churches. He halls
from La Porte, Indiana.
- Ed Hammer of Hillsboro is off on
trip to British Columbia. He will re
turn by way of Seattle and pay visit
to the great exposition.
~ If you want the very latest and
best in dress shirts; you want the fa-
nous Leader" brand the best in the
country. The Blue Front Store.
Under anew law automobile owners
will have their state license increased
from one to two dollars. Auto-cyclers
will hereafter pay a license fee of one
dollar.
Mr. Remanowsky, Senior, of Camp
Douglas, paid visit TO relatives and
old-time neighbors in this section. He
was a former resident in the town of
Viroqua.
Gus Wrobel,a "a Stoddard gentleman.
had the good luck to find large den
of rattiesnakes. He succeeded in kill
ing twenty-six, which netted him the
sum of $l3.
"A now state law prohibits the pres
ence in saloons of persons under age
of q years and another provides that
children cannot be sent to saloons for
liquor by their parents.
Once again let us remind you that
0. +. Davis can undersell the best of
EN-, quality considered. when it comes
to retailing paint. oils, varnishes and
wall paper.
Attend the Wisconsin Business Uni
versity, La Crosse, Wis, the great
business framing school of the North
west. 604G graduates employed. Seid
for beautiful catalogue free.
1t is well established fact that
the adler" suits lead all other makes.
They embOdy more taste. style, Fl and
quality than is found in any other make.
Sole agents The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. 0. B. Wyman departed for
Madison. Saturday morning, to spend
commencement week at the state uni
versity, from which her daughter Ella
and Alma Wilkins graduate with high
honOrs.
The very latest in furnishing goods,
| hats, caps and shoes. See our popular
/ line of shoes in oXfOrds, tan and wine.
/ Remember our prices are lower than
elsewhere. You save money by buying
at the Blue Front Store.
-AIf Schreiner and Emil Neprud of
Westby, Phil Tate, Marion Dahl and
Roy Bean, university students. arrived
! from Madison, Saturday morning, to
pass the summer vacation at their re
/ spective homes.
His parents have received infOrma-
! tion of the marriage of Mr. Frank K.
/ Rusk, to Miss Lauretta Donnelly, a
miliner of Darlington, where Frank
has been interested in theater manage
nent for several months, and where he
will continue to reside.
Prot. s. f. Pearson a long time
principal of Viroqua schools, has been
! selected as cashier for a newly organiZ-
/ ed state bank to he located in his pre-
sent home town as Bloomington Mr.
1 Pearson was one of the efficient desk
! force in the late assembly.
"A new law passed by the legisla-
/ ture requires school boards in all in
corporated villages and cities of the
state to publish tSe official proceedings
of regular and S. eciaI meetings OF sach
boards, including a full statement of
] receipts and expenditures.
On the morning Of July Is some
/ thing like one hundred automobiles,
participating in the annual ''Giidden
tour" will leave Madison for La Crosse
going via the ridge road from Kendall
to Ontario. Brush Greek valley road
/ from Ontario to Cashton and the ridge
/ from Cashton to La Crosse.
Members of the local Knights of
! Pythias lodge met last evening te con
fer a degree They will meet again
next Tuesday evening for the same puT-
( pose. A full attendance is desired and
urged at what will probably be the last
meeting until the fall months Re
! freshments will be served.
Mr. Jesse Earle Of GAINESVILLE. has
been in this section renewing boYhood
acquaiftances The Earle family re
moved from jefferson township many
years ago. For some years and at the
present time Jesse is clerk Of the
courts in Rock county Many were
the warm greetings extended to him
while on this return visit.
Superintendent Wilkins gave an ad-
dress before the state association OF
trustees and superintendents OF county
insane hospitals held at Madison last
week. He talked to them on different
phases of institutional life and manage