Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-01
Short News Stories Of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Various Source.

Fair Savings Store.
Former Sheriff H. j. Severson was
caller from Westby Monday.
Venerable William Lake is in the
city for a renewal of friendships.
e. ]. Older is doing surveying in
the eastern section of the county.
An over-supply of barn boards at
Thayer's to be sold cheap for cash.
Paints, varnishes, window glass,
putty, ETC.. at o. E. Davis drugstore.
Mrs. Frank Primmer, who has been
i'll for some time, is gradually recover
ing.
Editor Ernest Brown and family
came from Cashton to pass memorial
day.
Our new spring suits are making
the hit of the season. The Blue Front
Store.
AT Rochester hospital Mrs. w. E.
Butt submitted to two operations for
trouble of the ear.
Father Edward O'Reilly came frorr
Reedsburg for visit with his old con-
gregation in this city.
Garfield Aiken greeted Viroqua
friends and spent Sunday here. He is
located at Huron, South Dokota.
Push along that play ground propo-
sition. Viroqua, long ago, should have
established park and play grounds.
Will F. Lindemann has new joy
wagon, the first Mitchell machine to
come to Viroqua, handsome auto.
Ben Tolefson, clerk at Suren-
sons grocery, leaves for Minot, South
Dakota, to assume like situation.
Land plaster will make young clo-
yer, corn and tobacco grow radidly.
For sale by j. w. Thayer at $500.
The new spring ''Ralston Health"
shoes await your inspection. The best
on the market. The Blue Front Store.
Have you seen the new Emerson
disc corn pillow and pivot axle cornplow?
They are the latest. Chas. Slack & Co.
Harry Blythe of this city was third
in an oratorical contest recently held at
La Crosse between schools of this ter
ritory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conklin, after
visit here, take their departure for
Canada, where a new home will be
founded.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have oak
stove wood for sale. Leave orders at
office in morning or evening. All sales
to be cash.
We want to emphasize the fact
that we have the best and largest line
of dress shirts to be found in the city.
The largest and most complete line
of mems fine shoes, mems work shoes,
mems low shoes, etc. All the late
styles and colors. The Blue Front
Store.
George Stokes is engaged in the
building of silo on the farm of f.
w. Alexander, to be constructed of
stone, twelve-foot circular by twenty
four feet deep.
IF you are contemplating buying a
watch for yourself, wife, son or daugh-
ter, it will pay you to look my stock
over and get my prices. G. M. Morri-
son, Jeweler. - rt I
Mrs. F. B McGarry of Liberty, is
at the home of her daughter, Mrs G.
E. Morley She is suffering from blood
poisining in one of her fingers and is
here taking treatment. es
Two Viroqua young people, Chas.
O. Bush and wife, graduated from diff
ferent departments of the Aberdeen,
South Dakota, normal school at this
weeks commencement exercises.
Miss Ella Wyman goes to Madison
to remain through commencement days
at the state university from which in
stitution she graduated last year. The
final exercises fall on June %.
The new patent Chi-Namel system
of granting, staining and vanishing, in
gloss or dull mission finish. All cclors
for floors, chairs, tables. doors, castings,
wainscotings, etc. For sale by 0. E.
Davis.
vancing, therefore Tibbits-C Cameron
have placed an order for 500 barrel of
Universal Portland The best that's
made. Call on us, we can take care of
your trade.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Thompson
are sorely afflicted by the removal by
death of their little son Richard Everitt,
who died in this city from scarlet fever
on May rs, aged nearly four years.
The family have sincere sympathy OF
the public.
The Readstown Tribune reports
that DIR. Henika has sold his office,
practice and instruments to DR.. A. ID.
Galloway of North Prairie. DR.. Henika
will seek a location in larger city
where there will be greater opportuni-
ties for expansion.
This is graduation week in most OF
the high, graded and common schools
throughout the county. Probably there
never were SO many young people going
out from the places of learning as this
year. Especially is this true of orr
Sc ton of the state.
Captain H. Connor ant daughter,
Mrs. Thompson, came over from Hills
boro on Saturday to remain for Decora-
ton day. They recently returned from
month spent on the old stamping
grounds of the captain at Philadelphia
and other eastern points
Universal Portland cement is sc
good that in 1909 there was six million
barrels Used in 1910 there was million
barrels used, and it is estimated that
there viii be ten million barrels used ir
1911. Call at Tibbits-C Cameron anc
get it. It's always on hand.
Prof. Allan D. Conover, president
of the state board of control, in com.
pauy with Architect Russell of Mil
waukee, arrived in the city Saturday
evening. They were taking hike fol
rec reation and sight seeing in the west.
err section of the state, making of.
dcial visitations to county hospitals anc
aims houses as they proceeded in theil
iourneying by legomobiles.
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