Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-09
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters from Various Source.
Chinaware At ]. omundson's.

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
-Lindemanns now handle The Ladies'
iome Journal patterns.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C.. H. Minshall.
Miss Anna Yttri of West Prairie
visited Yiroqua friends for a few days
Miss Myrtle Griffin is assisting at
the w F. Lindemann store during the
sale.
Miss Alta Davis of De Soto was
the guest of Viroqua friends for a few
days.
DO you want to get rid of those
dandeliOns? If so, call on o. L. Davis
AID be instructed.
Miss Neva Fowell of Sylvan visited
at the home of her uncle, Chas. Fowell,
the latter part of the week.
Throw cold Glory to the breeze
next Monday, 1t is lag day. Display
the colors literally everywhere.
Mrs. Geo Griffin went to "a Filrge
Friday, where she will spend a week
with her TlOther. Mrs. A. E. Hook.
Sheet music at Towner's commenc-
ing Saturday, June IL, for week at
DC a piece, regular price zoe to Sl.OO.
Ludwig Sandn ark writes that he
has been appointed postmaster of his
new home town of Belmont, Montana.
Avalanche is arranging for rous-
ing celebration on the Fourth under
auspices of the local Society of Equity.
Miss Myrtle Adler of Cashton
visited her sister, Miss Ella, who is u
student in the training school in this
city.
Silverware and cut glass at special
low nrices all throughJune at Towner' 5.
See his display and get prices before
buying.
The best farmers $1,000 worsted
suit to be found. gray clay worsted,
neavy weight, will wear like iron, at
The Blue Front Store.
The Norwegian National Temper
anee association will hold it's fourth an
nual convention at Lyle, Minnesota,
the %, 26 and 27 of June.
DIR. VIM. M. Trowbridge left last
Friday to take a special post graduate
course at Chicago-in diseases of wo-
men, and the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Rev. Truesdale, one of the leading
Methodist ministers of the state and
Presiding Elder of the Madison dis
trict, died in Chicago, where he had
been cared for in sanitarium.
1t is we'll established fact that
the adler suits lead all other makes.
TLey embody more taste, style, ft and
quality than is found in any other make.
Sole agents The Blue Front Store.
Sam La Chapelle, who has been
acting as deputy for the Fra'ernal Re-
serve Association in this city for the
past few months, departed Sunday for
Hillsboro, where he will organize a
lodge.
An opportunity will be afforded
dairymen to purchase high grade Jer-
sey heifers and heifer calves from the
asylum herd at the fair grounds on
Saturday, June II. Sale commences at
2 p. m.
Miss Iona Bergh, Viroqua girl,
youngest daughter of MIR. and Mrs. M
G. Berg, who will graduate from the
state university next week, has en-
gagged as assistant principal of the De-
Forest high school.
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
elsewhere. You save money by buying
at the Blue Front Store.
Doctors, lawyers, undertakers and
printers are not generally credited with
super bundance of religion. Certain
is it, they cannot repeat the Lord s
prayer with any degree of sincerity.
Being all feeders on human misery
those "daily bread and ''love thy
neighbor' clauses are posers.
Lutte Purdy of this city, who just
completed his apprenticeship as jewe-
Ter in the store and under direction OF
Carl G. Coe at Cashton, will, we are
glad to know, remain in his native
county, having purchased jewelry
stock at Hillsboro. The CENSOR com
mends Mr. Purdy to the good people of
of his new location.
"A cordial invitation is extended to
all interested in the Teachers Training
school. to attend the graduating exer-
cises to be held in the Viroqua high
school building, Friday evening of this
week at 500. The program will con-
slst of songs by the student, and talk
on The Value of Training" by Prin.
M. H. Jackson, of Grand Rapids.
1t is not given to all cities to have
"ccess to such an engraving machine as
Jeweler C NJ. Morrison possesses. 1t
guarantees, among many other good
qualities. unerring accuracy. One dozen
teasnoons can be engraved so accurately
in shape. size and design that it would
be impossible to distinguish between
them.
information from Montana, where
Ben Kamperschroer, of Cashton, was
killed, states that the Darling Bros. had
hearing and were bound over to cir
cult court, which convenes next fall,
when they will be tried for murder.
We are not able to state on what evi-
dence these fellows were arrested and
held, but there must be some strong
circumstantial evidence at least.
Mrs. Dominicus Nelson. of the town
of Franklin, passed away Monday even
ing at & O'Clock after three months
illness, aged eighty-six years, FIVE
months and fifteen days She leaves
three children. K D. Nelson, N. ID.
Nelson of Mayville. North Dakota. and
Mrs Jorgen Olson, of Clifford. North
Dakota. Funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at the Kickapoo Synod
church by Rev. Smeby.
At Il meeting of the q a r Mon.