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

Davis drug store.
Miss Lavina Peterson is me guest
of relatives at Cashton.
Otto Fulmer visited his parents
near La Fargo last week.
Miss Lilah Curtis was i'll last week
with an attack of tonsilitis.
ID. r. Fortney is having cement
walks put in about his residence.
Mrs. G. w. Livingston is visiting
at her parental home at Janesville.
The best Portland cement either
Atlas or Universal at Tibbits-C Cameron s.
Hamilton Cowan of La Fargo trans
acted business in the city last Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Broadhead has gone
to West Prairie for visit with her
sons.
--l,o better floor varnish made than
Wv. mar-not. Get it at Davis drug
store.
Miss Myrtle Shanks of Madison
spent Sunday in the city, the guest of
friends.
-Tibbits- Cameron can save you
money on any kind of barn material or
shingles.
MISS Adlt DCllc VI SdSilIOH WAS lilS
guest of her friend, Miss Lavina Peter
son, last week.
-Lumbermen M. A. Newman and j.
Thayer are in the northern part of the
state on business.
Mistress Floy Potts entertained
small party of girl friends at her home
Saturday afternoon.
Frank Nuzum of La Fargo was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Nuzum, for few days.
Miss Hannah Espeseth is enjoying
a vacation from her duties at the w.
+. Lindemann Co. store.
Attorney C. j. Smith and Station
Agent L. c. Boyle transacted business
at La Crosse on Monday.
All kinds of lumber, shingles, brick
and cement at very reasonable prices
at Thayer's lumber yard.
Mrs. Walter Proctor departed last
week for Fort Wayne, Indiana, where
she will join her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Byers came from
Westby-on Monday to inspect the auto
mobiles on exhibition here.
Mrs. P. Waller of La Crosse, ac-
Viroqua a visit last Monday.
-Chas. Hoary of La Fargo was in
the city couple of days last week at
tending to business matters.
-Mesdames C. 7. Shannon and F. C.
Bum of Westby were in the city Mon
day shopping and visiting friends.
Frank Rusk has purchased half
interest in moving picture machine
and is operating same at Darlington.
Buy your barn-boards, cement,
plaster, brick and other material for
spring overhauling of John E. Nuzum.
Friends of Mrs. Martin Jasperson,
nee Jessie Dennis, gave her parcel
shower Wednesday evening of last week.
Robert Arnold and family are NOV
ing into their new home in First ward,
recently purchased from Hon. ID. F.
Mains.
Miss Gertrude Cox of Aurora, Hi
nois, is home for three weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Cox of this city.
Sam Ellefson, who is employed as
travelling representative ey a cream
separator company, spent the lore part
of the week in Viroqua.
Mrs. NJ. o. Hill and daughter Ma
bel returned to their home at Brook
ings, South Dakota, Monday, after a
visit with the Nj. o. Hill family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stoops of Ontario
and Mrs. Zimmerman and son of Stod-
dard, have visited their relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Smith of this city.
1t is well established fact that
the adler" suits lead all other makes.
They embody more taste, style, ft and
quality than is found in any other make.
Sole agents. The Blue Front Store.
Misses Hannah Lerum and Leva
Thompson have closed up the dress
making parlors conducted by them over
the Blue Front clothing store, the
former going to La Crosse and the
latter to De Soto.
-Messrs. F. P. Steinhauer and N.
M. E. Elsen of Eau Claire and Bangor,
respectively, are in town "sturring up
animals" as regards automobiles. The
former represents the Buick car and
the latter the REQ"
ID. F. Mains went to Conrad, Mon
tana. today, accompanying shipment
of his houshold goods to that place.
His wife will join him later after visit
ing her father, H. G. Seaman, near
Cashton, and sister at Hebron, Hi
nois.
"A successful dauce was given at
Opera hall last Friday evening under
the auspices of the Fraternal Reserve
Association lodge. Westby orchestra
providing the music Others attending
from that village we're Misses Minnie
Dale, Eva Mockrud, Gjerda Olson and
Cleo Shannon.
Friends of A. B. Curry learn with
regret that he recently lost his wife by
death at their home at Red Oak, Iowa.
Mr.. Curry years ago made his resi-
dence in this city. being the son of j.
w. Curry, who served as register of
deeds of Vernon county several terms
in the early eighties.
$50 The body of Eugene Hatch, son of
E. II. Hal> .- was found in the woods
eight miles south of Sparta on Saturday
last. He disappeared from home three
weeks ago. Being demented, the sup
position is that he wandered into the
woods and died from g 'posure. In a
recent issue the CENSOR said the IN
! fortunate young man was son of Con-
ductor Harry Hatch, which was mis-
take
Vernon county fair officials are max
ing distribution Of souvenir postal cards
with two different views taken al the
1908 fair, which call attention to the