Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-06
Take it easy this torrid season.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

-CdpLalD conner was at the STATE
capital on a political mission.
IF you have dandruff use Hirsutont
it's guaranteed at o. E. Davis.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building Phone 80.
Miss Helen Wilson of st. Paul is q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Smith.
Mrs. J. w. Lucas and children were
with parents and grandparents at Viola.
Peter Thompson and wife returned
from a months visit in South Dakota.
DIR. and Mrs. C. C. Condor of Rock
Island. were guests of the Devlin family.
Don't forget the big bargains in
hats at Mrs. A. o. Larson's millinery
store.
George d. Thompson of Hillsboro
was the guest of his mother in this
city.
-Christoferson & Larsen can sell
you q first class buggy at the right
price.
The most refreshing summer drink
ever served from soda fountain
ALPINE.
George McGonigale spent Sunday
and the Fourth at Tomah with his wife
and sister.
Miss May Williams is at Richland
Center to visit relatives and take paint
ing lessons.
-Revs. Hartwell and McCallum were
at Milws lkee to attend a state con-
vention of Christian Endeavor.
Try tAlpine" at the Optimo soda
fountain, and you will not wonder at
its popularity.
Paris green, London purple and
Arsenic lead for potato bugs at o. E.
Davis drug store.
John o. Nash. one of the leading
young farmers of Freeman township,
was Viroqua business caller on Satur-
day.
Ole o. Tuhus of Stark and L. l..
Lathrop, cashier of the bank of La
Fargo, drove to the county seat on
Sunday.
! Mrs. Chas. E. Ady and children
came from Nebraska topay visit with
Mrs. Mary Green and other relatives
and friends.
THE Free sewing machine is the
QCHS. tArCAitiiG Oh ILfc fndThcta OAll db
my store and have it explained to you.
Otto 0tteson.
The bridge whist club was enter
tertained by Mrs. w. ID. Dyson at
Maple Dale, members making the trip
in automobiles.
Frank Dickson and wife of Sold
iers Grove, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jitley
Norris of Bangor were here to attend
the Webb-Dickson wedding.
= Mrs. George McGonigale has pur-
chased millinery business at Tomah
and taken possession She will be as
sisted by Miss Jessie McGonigale.
II Or. and Mrs. Hudeck of Ohio, are
guests at Chas. Kuebler, the ladies be-
ing sisters. Mrs Hudeck was a former
beel-Ieeper in the Lindemann store.
The fine carriage horse of Albion
Lindemann has been purchased by AL
bere Solverson and that gentlemen now
sports the finest matched road team in
the city
K The Southwestern section is liable
to have a railroad. The assembling of
of Saturday, July l6, is liable : take
Liz III cbSp III THAI Hiic.
!, Today Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. DeLap
and their daughter Ruby depart for
South. Dakota, where the father and
mother expect to remain. Their re-
;sidence has been rented to Elmer Frank.
IS Immediately on his graduation from
the state university Harry Pulver de-
parted for Akron, Ohio, to assume the
position rendered him in the chemical
department of the Goodyear Rubber
Company.
III. d. Miller came from Milwaukee
to visit relatives. Accompanied by his
children, mother and sister Cornelia he
extended his trip to Patch Grove, Grant
county, to pass few days with his
brother DR.. d. c. Miller.
IF. H. Graves went to Chicago to
meet his father-in-law, Mr. Bryan, who
was enroute home from Wales, where
he spent several months. Mr.. Bryan
suffered a stroke of paralysis while
abroad and is in quite feeble condition.
The summer cottage habit is be-
coming contagious. John E. Stoll and
j. r. Spellum are lust TOW losing not
little of Precipitation arranging for
log cabins and an artificial LAKE at the
Mason farm butternut grove two miles
east of town on Bishop Branch.
Viroqua citizens scattered to all
surrounding points to celebrate the
Fourth, Dudley and Viola catching the
greater number. Private and neigh
Dorhood picnics were the order of the
day with those who remained at home.
The day was an ideally cool and pleas
ant one barring dust on the roads.
The 0ptimo has put out it's com
plete summer menu, listing a variety
of frozen dishes and hot weather drinks
which cannot fail to please the most
exaeting taste A speciality this season
is new drink called "Alpine, I" which
is destined to gam great popularity.
John E. Casson arrived from Car
son, Nevada, to spend few days with
friends in the old home. All are pleased
to shake his hand after four years spent
in the west. John has enjoyed a wide
range of experience since leaving here
and he would not feel content with the
conservative and easy going ways of
the back east" country, as this part
of the world is designated.
--Chas. T. Heron, manager Of Du-
luth sanitarium, greeted old friends in
this section on the Fourth. The Cru
soR is pleased to know that Charley
has regaine1 his shattered health and
is also prosperous in his new work. He
took back with him one of his old asso-
ciates who has long been a slave to the
drink habit and declares that he will
give him renewal of manhood and So
brietv.s
Mrs. G w. Hall of this city re-
ceived the unwelcome information of