Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-05-26
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

ity. Butt & Butt.
Mr.. and Mr.. Thos. Thompson spent
Sunday at Westby.
The Ladies Home Journal now on
sale at Lindemanns'
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege. Wausau, Wisconsin.
Miss Bessie Potts entertained few
friends at cards Saturday evening.
DR.. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
cnrity. Inquire of c. II. Minshall.
"A red-hot fight is on at Richland
Center for the appointment of post
master of that city.
julius Simpson has gone to Mon
tana with view of locating there if
conditions suit him.
Mr.. Judson Higgins writes farm
pump engine giving good satisfaction.
c. S. Slack 4 Co. sell them.
Merchant Chas. Chase of La Fargo
visited the parental home and greeted
friends in Viroqua last Thursday.
Buy your barn-b boards, cement,
plaster, brick and other material for
spring overhauing of John E. Nuzum.
Oscar Borgerson and Albert Dun
mum of Cashton have joined the New
AIbin, Iowa, base ball team for this
season.
Earl Seaton is having the founda-
tion laid for his new residence which is
being built in the southern portion of
Second ward.
Before the cyclone, insurance is
cheap After the cyclone, you may
have nothing to insure. Buy policy
of John Dawson & Co.
1 S Hamilton, who recently re-
turned from La Crosse hospital, has
gained sufficient strength to appear
on the street occasionally.
The Black Hawk and Sure Drop
corn planters have been going out in
every direction. Chas. S. Slack & Co.
have few left. Peter hurry.
-Thos Dahl, valued employe of
the w. F. Lindemann shoe department,
is taking a week S lay-off for rest and
recreation. He is spending the time in
St. Paul.
We are pleased to correct slight
mistake on our part last week. Veter-
an John Marshall only intends his north
ern visit to be temporary and calculates
to return to the old home next fall.
john N. White has disposed of his
residence in First ward to JAS Treseder
of Viola. We understand that Mr..
Treseder and family will soon move to
Viroqua and occupy their new home.
The La Crosse & Southeastern rail-
way has changed the time of its Sunday
afternoon trains The train formerly
leaving at o'clock now departs at $50;
the incoming trains arrives at $50 in
s,ead of 600.
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.
All hail to the modest little violet
which by big majority has been
chosen by the school children of Wis
consin as the state flower. The wild
rose was second on the list and the
trailing arbutus third.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co have just un.
loaded a carload of the Great Dain hay
leaders and side delivery rakes they
have large trade on the Dain line on
account of the light draft and salts
factory work done by these machines.
To awaken these May mornings and
listen to the symphonies of the birds
before it is time to get back to the
days work, is to catch enough inspira-
tion from their optimiatic carols to
take the kind of worry out of ones soul.
Ladies of the Relief Corps and t',,2ir
husbands were entertained by Mesdames
w. H. Stogdall and b. d. Richmond at
the home Of the former last Wednesday
May l9. There were about fifty pre-
sent and a good social time was en-
joyed by all.
w. D. Dyson's fine auto car arrived
Friday evening and is proving very
satisfactory in all respects. The ma
chine is late mole! Rambler. impos-
ing in size, agreeable in appearance,
simple of operation, runs with min
imum of noise and embodies perfect
control and great speed.
"A liveryman at Hixton, Wisconsin,
has an International auto buggy that
has done fine work for him the past
year in the sand and hills around Hix-
ton. Chas S. Slack & Co. can go any
where in Vernon county with the car
they have Better place your order at
once. as it will soon be too late.
In connection with mention of the
fact that Mr.. Elmer E. Dunlap, our
former townsman, IS candidate for
reelection as president of the Indiana
polls Typographical union, the Indiana
polls Star in a recent issue presents a
good likeness of that gentleman to its
readers. 1t recites the fact that dur
ing his regime as head executive Of
ticlal Mr.. Dunlap rqs materially ad-
vanced the interests of union printers
of that city.
With the advent of leahng trees
and smiling skies, Uncle Billy Showan
has devoted himself to C nseientious
manicuring of the court house lawn
until it is certainly beauty spot. The
croQuet set is IN eyidenc in its usual
position and the county officials NAV be
seen taking their constitutions" dur
ing the moments when business siren
uousity abates Clerk Berlie Moore is
reputed to hold high honors 50 far.
The devotion Of the average canine
is touching. to say the least. J 7.
Knudson owns an English pointer which
bears reputa tion for undivided loyalty.
A few evenings ago we noticed Mr..
Knudson giving his fire Rambler auto
an airing and patiently piodding along
a few feet directiy in the rear Of the
machine. stoically enduring that turkey
buzzar4' breath which all automobiles
are capable Of emitting, was his faith