Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-19

Methodist church at 1890 a. m, Sun
day, May 80.
-Chinaware at J. 0mundson's. s.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Sheep shearing has commenced.
-Silo lumber at j. W. Thayer's yard
Bargains this week at the Fair Saw
ings Store.
Roller skates with steel wheels SOC
at Towner's.
Will Aries of Portage visited friends
over Sunday.
Lawn mowers have commenced
their season. s shearing.
Miss Tena Hanson visited friends
at Westby on Sunday last.
Fred Bean of Retreat was Viro-
qua business caller Friday.
Herman Wolfgram visited at Spar
ia the first part of the week
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Barn pain in 5-gailon cans, roe per
gallon at o. Z. Davis drug store.
Editor F. C. Bum of Westby trans
acted business in the city Saturday
last.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers
John O'Leary and family departed
yesterday for their new home in Mon
tana.
Lace curtains at special reduced
prices this week at the Fair Savings
Store.
Miss Alice Rogers gave a party to
few of her young friends Saturday af-
ternoon.
Miss Ella Anderson of Westby Wis
tied her cousin, EInora Nelson, for a
few days.
Bristow base ball team will give a
dance, Saturday evening, May q.
Every invited.
Bert Allen. of the Dakotas, has
rented the building and fixtures of the
Mckinney bakery.
--Al kinds of fresh lime, plaster and
Portland cement. Always fresh and
the best. At Tibbits-C -Cameron's.
Fred Stebbins of Muscatine, Iowa,
was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. James
Parker of this city, last week.
Great bargains this week in silks,
messaline, taffeta, foulards, etc Don't
miss this chance. The Fair Savings
Store.
Manager o. A. Kalvostran will re-
open the Equity warehouse on Monday,
May 81, to complete the sorting for
that society.
Captain Henry Conner came from
Hillsboro for several weeks stay among
his numer nus Viroqua friends and old
time neigh bors.
IL 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.
On with the dance, every Saturday
night at the Woodman hall You are
assured of a jolly good time, soclable
crowd and plenty Of good music.
AT a meeting of the county union
of the American Society of Equity held
at Westby, Saturday last, it was voted
to pool the wool crop this season.
One hundred ladies' trimmed pat
tern hats, values from S3.50 to $3.50,
win be sold this week at $500, So.
and $3.50. The Fair Saving Store.
Mrs. Robert White, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. James
Parker. for the past two weeks, left
last Friday for her home at Detroit,
Michigan.
-Mesdames W. II. Stogdin, John
Henry and J. ID. Richmond entertained
members of the Relief Corps and their
husbands Wednesday last at the home
of the former.
The picturesque old Terhune house,
owned by Z. W. Hazen, is undergoing
extensive repairs. Modern windows,
pointed foundation, shingles and trim
ming up Of the shade trees add much to
the appearance Of the property.
Louis Berg came down from Sparta
Monday to take charge Of the cement
walk work for T. w. johnson Of Sparta.
who put in the good cement walks last
season at this point. Orders should be
left with J. W. Thayer, +. M MinshaIl.
Tornadoes, cyclones and windstorms
are the hazards you cannot guard
against. Buy s. 900 policy protecting
your property against them from John
Dawson & Co, 81 for one year, 81 for
three years. You cannot afford to DO
without one.
M. Shirks, engineer or the South
eastern road, left today for Conrad,
Montana. driving new engine which
is to be used on an Independent line
that is now in the course Of coHstruc-
tion from that place to little hamlet
called Waller. in honor Of the South
eastern's general manager Mr Car
gill is promoting the enterprise.
Veteran John Marshall is in Viro-
qua experimenting the removal Of his
household effects to the farm home Of
his son in Forest county. Mr. Marshall
has wintered there and improved great
ly in health and weight being nearly
twenty pounds heavier than when he
said goodbye to VirOqua friends last
fall We much regret his intention Of
permanently seyering old ties.