Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-21
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John DeVhn-
i.indemanns now handle The Ladies
Home Journal patterns.
Albert II Cowan Of La Fargo was
a CENSOR caller last Monday
Very low prices on lumber. bricI.
and cement al Tfayer's See ad.
-Veterinarian T. S. Ta'nter Of Reads
town was county seat caller last Fri
day.
Our metto Everything the best.
The most o. the best for the least at
Rogers.
Hammock clearance sale. % per
cent reduction on all hammocks. Mar
tin & kuebler.
Miss Susie Hanson returned to her
home at De Soto after spending some
time in this city.
William Koch returned to his home
at Ferryville after spending week
with friends in the city.
Chris. Arneson Of Victory expert
euced broken leg He was taken to
La Crosse for surgical treatment.
Miss Alma Nelson of the clerical
force of the W. F. Lindemann Co.
store, is taking a two weeks vacation.
Buy your barn-boards, eementr
plaster brick and other material for
spring overhauling of John E. Nuzum.
Bert Welch, who conducts barber
shop at La Crosse, Sundayed at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Weleh, in this city.
Miss Matte Hofiand is absent from
the city, having gone to the farm home
of her mother near Soldiers Grove for
several weeks stay.
After spending several weeks at
various points in the Dakotas and Min
nesota, Miss Millie Jeifson returned to
this city last Monday.
Miss Bessie Anderson is spending a
fortnight with friends at Readstown.
During her absence Miss Ona Griffin is
filling her position as typo at the CEN
sOR office.
John Podowitz of Victory was ad-
Judged insane and taken to Mendoza
hospital last Sunday by Sheriff C. 0.
Helgeson. The gentleman is eighty
two years of age.
Dan Patch and Minor Heir, the two
fastest race horses in the world, will
try for the worlds record in the race
on the -ate fair track Milwaukee,
Tuesday, september l4th.
Mighty suggestive: 1t seems strange
but it is nevertheless true, that the
road for Improvement is sorely neg
lected at times while the road to ruin
is always kept in good order.
-$5. 90 saved by the student who is
wide awake enough to be the first to
enroll from his postoffice in the Brand
rup & Nettleton Business College, Wi
mona, MINI. Write at once for this
chance. 1t is given to only one.
AT the annual state dental conven-
tion held in Milwaukee last week, DIR.
r. W. Baldwin of this city was elected
second vice-president. Mr.. Baldwin
represented this section at the conven-
tiOn.
Misses Hannah Lerum and Leva
Thompson came from La Crosse to at
tend the marriage Of Miss Dena jack
son and Mr.. Thomas Cade, which
occurred at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs Ole Jackson, on
Nottingham Ridge last Saturday after
noon.
During the thunder storm of last
Friday night lightning struck a tell
ther home in the Redmound community.
glancing into the piazza and tearing off
a few shingles, without igniting any
thing or causing further damage. 1t is
considered narrow escape. DE Soto
Argus.
The Viroqua Creamery Company
received lao, 906 pounds of cream for
the second half of June or last Is days
In June, which made 46, $40 pounds of
butter, value of same $ll, 933. 90. But
ter is very nearly cents a pound more
than same time last year. A dividend
of 81 cents will be paid to the patrons
of the Viroqua creamery for the first
six months of the year. The dividend
viii be paid the last of this month.
A militia sergeant in camp at Sparta,
who had doubtless taken too seriously
some Of the recent twaddle about the
desirahility of Irritation as a social ad-
junet. has been reduced to the ranks
and fined $15 for insulting two young
women visitors at the camp. This in
cident is refreshing chiefly as indicating
that there are remnants of Old-tire
chivalrv still in existence, for it was
the soldiers in the ranks who insisted
that the gay sergeant be court-mar-
tailed.
The ed Sor and family spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. o.
A. Breakey at Avalanche, where Mr..
Breakey is manager and buttermaker
Of an exceptionally fine creamery.
Walter Wiggenton and family and Mrs.
Otto Otoason and two daughters of vi
roaua and J. A. MoeH and Miss Josie
Campbell of Cashton were also visitors
on Sunday, and in company with sew
eral Avalanche people picnic was held
in the beautiful grove near Cashton. -
Cashton Record.
Having disposed of his restaurant
building and fixtures to Torger tortney,
W. D. Lind, accompanied by his family,
expects TO leave the first of next week
for either the province of British Co
luRlbia or Alberta of the Dominion of
Canada to mike a new home. For a
number of years Mr. Lind has conducted
"a successful restaurant and bakery bus
iness in this city. We are indeed loath
to lose this estimable family from our
midst. but wish the,n abundant success
in their new location where 'er 1t may
be
Perhaps this is true perhaps it
isn't Anyhow. it's a good joke, at
least. 4 Vernon county telephone
man was visiting in the west some
time ago and happened to meet one of
his clan Of that locality. The two men
were engaged in exchanging trade Sc
crets. when the Vernon man informed