Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-26
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DIR. C. p Fox of Chaseburg was in
Viroqua yesterday.
-Lindemanns now handle The Ladies
Home Journal patterns.
Advertising in the CENSOR brings
certain and substantial returns.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
| Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Miss Hazel Carlos of Sparta spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city.
IF its something which somebody
ought to want to buy, advertise it!
Mrs. Karl Anderson of Westby is
visiting her sister, Mrs N. II. Nelson.
There ought to be general clean
up of the city ready for Decoration Day.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
The Priscilla club will meet with
Mrs. Frank Primmar next Thursday
afternoon.
}. A. Thompson visited with her
brother-in-law, Mart Thompson, few
days last week.
Miss Madge Nuzum returned Sat
urday from an extended visit with her
| brother at lomah.
George Hetland, residing on the
Larson farm, entertained party of
friends Saturday evening.
The Mystic Worker lodge at Rich
land Center has passed the four hun
dred mark in membership.
Chairman Helge Larson of the town
of Coon had business mission at the
county seat last Thursday
The legislator, has passed bill
which makes it impossible for man to
be garnished, for liquor debts.
Miss Ada Graves, who is attending
business college in Milwaukee, spent
last Sabbath at the parental home.
Have your job printing done at the
CENSOR office. First-class work at
reasonable rates and executed promptly.
Rev. Tanner of Westby will deliver
temperance lecture at the United Lu-
| theran church tomorrow Thursday
/ evening.
Manager o. A. Kalvestran viii re-
open the Equity warehouse on Monday,
May 81, to complete the sorting for
| that society.
Mrs. w. A. Hodge has removed
from Stoddard to Viroqua and will make
her home with her daughter. Mrs.
Ananias Smith.
- Our neighbors in surrounding ter
ritory are invited to join Viroqua vet
Grams and citizens in the observance of
Decoration day program.
The Modern steam laundry at La
| Crosse have an International delivery
car to do their, delivering. Chas. S.
Slack & Co. sell them.
MIR. Joseph Bulin of Greenwood
town, watched state lawmakers go
through the motions at the capitol last
Wednesday and Thursday.
If you want the very latest and
best in dress shirts; you want the ia
nous Leader" brand the best in the
country. The Blue Front Store.
After a winters sojourn in Madi-
son, Mrs. VIM Haughton and daughter,
Miss Louisa Haughton, are again oc-
cupying their residence in this city.
Just let us again remind you that
O. f. Davis is selling wall paper, and
he is selling it to best all competition.
Patterns, quality and quantity are un-
surpa ssed.
The hotel man at Alma Center,
Wisconsin, has an auto buggy like Chas
S. Slack e. Co. sell. and he can negoti-
ate the sand and hills in satisfactory
manner.
d. b. Lord, liveryman at Huston,
Minnesota, has owned an international
auto buggy nearly two years and has
had fine service with it. Chas. S. Slack
& Co. sell them.
In a recent piano ad. contest among
dealers all over the United States, the
Brown Music Co. received four t h
honors. Up to the third ballot they
and three other companies received an
equal number Of votes for first place.
The editor of an exchange got into
trouble knee deep recently. A couple
of young people, Newton Lord and
Jennie Helper. got married, and the
editor used the usual hyphenated head
ing, Lord Helper, in his writc-up of
the event
%. +. Davis. secretary Of the local
camp of Modern Woodmen, has receiv-
ed an order on the banker Of that pop
ular insursnce organization fer 81 900
in favor of Mrs. G. a. Christianson.
The prorptness of the lodge in meeting
the claim is c0mmendable.
MIR and Mrs. A. Morkued, living
near Westby. are the proud parents Of
twin boys, born Sunday. The lady is a
sister Of CLAUS Gilbertson. Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbertson's twins were year
old on the above date. Congratulations
al around? Well, we should smile.
In the Saturday Evening Post of
this week s issue there will appear a
iull page ad. Of Palm Olive soap. In
this advert fesruarif fhcrp will ne a
coupon emitting the holder to one fun
size bar of Palm Olive soap free Of
charge. These coupons viii be re-
deemed by w. f. Lindemann co.
The De Soto Argus says that Nr.
and Mrs Jos. H. Haughton passed
through that village, on their way to
the Retreat Deighborhood for a visit
with relatives prior to their departure
To Iowa. where they anticipate entering
the newspaper business, Mr. Haugh-
ton having resigned his position with
the Walworth Times.