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

Towner's.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity- Butt & Butt.
j. N. johnson of Ferryville spent
Saturday in Viroqua.
Fishing tackle, the kinds that
catch them, at Towner's.
ATTEND the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
DR.. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of c. IL. Minshall.
4. w. Switzer of Minneapolis was
in the city the fore part of the week.
-S.-W paint, hoorlac, varnish stains
and varnishes at 0. E. Davis drug
store.
Will Norris has accepted employ
ment in E. S. GoodelPs livery estab-
lishment.
The store fronts in the south half
of Opera block greet the eye with
fresh coat of paint.
Your old friend Hicks says there
will be reactionary storm period
about May % to 25.
Ralph WHISKY of De Kalb, Illinois,
is guest of Poor Commissioner and
Mrs. C. w. Fowell.
Wilbur Ward and Jerry Nelson of
Chaseburg were in Viroqua between
trains last Sunday.
Commencement exercises will be
held in the Liberty Pole church Friday
evening next at o'clock.
Mrs. Louis Clawater of Liberty
Pole underwent a successful surgical
operation on Saturday last.
The usual summer excursion rate
for Sundays is again in effect over the
La Crosse q Southeastern line.
w. B. McGonigal of Lancaster has
has been in this vicinity in the interest
of cream separator company.
Lars Josyanger purchased of D. F.
Mains the Robt. Arnold house located
near the Synod Lutheran church.
Misses Anna Hauge and Lotus Web
er visited with Mrs. Edward Gorsline.
southwest of town, last Thursday.
John Ball of Nappa, California, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. H. f. Rogers,
and his nephew, J. Henry Bennett.
Miss Bernice Dewitt, who has been
teaching at Langford, South Dakota,
returned home last Monday evening.
Miles M. Dawson, the noted life
insurance actuary of New York City,
spent several days at the home of his
parents, last week.
Clark Bennett an employe of the
Marshall Field store in Chicago, arrived
home last week for visit with rela-
tiYes in Viroqua and vicinage.
-Messrs. L. S. Krump of Madison
and T. Mithus of Mt. Horeb, were here
last week representing the Central Life
Insurance company of Des Moines,
Iowa.
Anyone desiring a "blue book, "
agricultural reports or other publica-
tions of like nature, can procure them
at the office of the Vernon County Land
Company.
-Knut Moseng purchased tract of
land near Wheeler in Dunn county and
accompanied carload OF stock and
goods to that place last Wednesday.
His wife went to their new home day
or two later.
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
-
at the Blue Front Store.
-Chas. S. Slack e. Co. have secured
the agency for the international auto
buggies and delivery cars. Prospective
purchasers can see demonstration of
sample car. 1t is a hill climber and
guaranteed as reliable as the Deering
or Milwaukee binder
The absent-minded ball crank now
E
his meals It his favorite restaurant as
to suggest to the waiter that she bring
him "a broiled home run, smothered in
singles, and the cook is ordered to
''c0me to bat with the hash.
The new copper cent which is now
being manufactured at the mint mill
bears the head of Abraham Lincoln, in
stead of the familiar Indian head. This
win be the first instance in which the
portrait of a president has been used
in the coinage of the United States.
The George H. Daggett company
commission firm suspended operations
last week. transferring its trades to
other dealers. Action of concern is
said to have resulted from being caught
short" in wheat This firm conducted
branch Office in Viroqua several years.
- Jug " ANGii at HAduSbGils an y AtE
Parish at La Crosse, conducted court last
week for Judge Fruit AT neither place
were the calendars worked off and con-
tinuauce win bs held to future dates.
Judge Fruit tells his friends who call
on him that he will be able to resume
his duties next September, but no one
who observes his ematiated and feeble
condition agrees with him: while on the
other hand physicians hold out no hope
that the judge viii ever leave the hos
pital alive, and that his passing may
come any day or hour.
F. E. Anderson Of Milwaukee, state
secretary Of the I. NJ. c. A., visited
Virouua IN the interest Of that organi-
cation on Friday Of last week. He Sc
cured a number of signatures for state
membership. II would be fine thing
if the smaller cities ike Viroqua could
support such an organization. properly
housed and equipped. The scheme of
endeavor Of the y. II. c. A. is intensely
practical. combining with its religious
character physical training and club
hte with healthfui environments for
young men. But not until some local
philanthropist ''loosens up can We
ever hope 70 have a building with gym
nasIum, swimming tank, etc.