Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-08
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Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Hanson, Dentist, over Blue Front.
Mighty few May flowers this year.
-Cashton defeated. Ontario; score
four TO two. XII ~ ~ 9EH'Eit'l ~
DE Soto varquished Genoa at base
ball, seven to six.
Mrs. c. H. Groh has been visiting
relatives at Victory.
Miss Greta Wetch is employed at
1.-THE Liniemann store.
[ Mrs. Mary Beat is visiting her
daughters at Madison.
! DIR. X. w. Baldwin, purchased a
Hudson" touring car.
Mrs. George Jersey of Sparta visited
her mother, Mrs. Hayes.
Fred Rogers is employed at the
Knudson Bros. machinery depot.
Miss Allie Richards is visiting in
Viola, Montfort and several other places
Mrs. John Joyce is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Trimmer IN Chi
cago.
Mrs L. C. Boyle is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hebbard in Minnea-
polls.
-Supt. H. L. Gardner favors one
foot, having had it stepped on by a
horse.
Clark Bennett returned to Chicago
last Sunday after two weeks stay in
this city.
Mrs L. r.. Arlington is visiting
her daughter Myrtle in Wakefield,
Michigan.
June fourteenth is flag day in Wis
l.. L.,
ernor Davidson.
= Mrs. D. w. Horton has returned
from North, Dakota, accompanied by
her two grandchildren.
Miss Eunice Hays has accepted a
position as bookkeeper in one Of the
business places at Sparta.
IA cement walk and platform has
been laid along the north side of the
iKnudson Bros. machinery depot.
M. r. Neff came from La Crosse
to spend the summer at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. o. A. Kalvestran.
"A small blaze occurred at the Third
sward residence of Mrs. Garin last FRI
tday morning. Slight damage was done.
Mrs. Oscar Bosshard and children
! of Nation, this state, are visiting at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Bald:
! win.
| Earl Seaton has purchased saloon
business at Sparta and with his family
{ will remove to that place Within week
or two.
( Prof. w. P. Colburn and son Her
J man are in Chicago, where the latter
will receive medical treatment from a
specialist.
In a game played on the local
grounds Vlroqua high school ball team
defeated that of Viola by the score of
to 4, last Saturday.
John jacobson of the town of Coon,
candidate for nomination as clerk of
circuit court, mingled with Viroqua
friends last Saturday.
Reports are that cut worms are
working destruction on corn, tobacco
plants and other growing crops in this
and adjoining counties.
Mr. Miles M. Dawson of New York
spent the fore part of the week at the
home of his mother. He left for Chi
cago today enroute home.
Miss Alma Nelson departs tomor-
row morning for Fargo. North Da-
kota, where clerical position in dry
goods store is awaiting her.
The state fish commission has
planted lbs, 500, 900 little fishes in Wis
consin streams and lakes about 60 per
for every man, woman and child In the
state.
-Mesdames John T. Mullen and o.
N. Wig arrived for Litchfeld, Min
nesota. last Thursday from visit with
relatives and friends in this city anc
vicinity. II
r. L.
Star order, Mr.. C. S. Slack and Mes
DANES F. M. Towner, o. E. Davis anC
E P. Kuehn attended the funeral o.
Myron Tate at Viola.
The price of cement is steadily ad
yancing, therefore Tibbits-CameroI
) have placed an order for 500 barrel o.
Universal Portland. The best that
made. Call on as, we can take care 0.
your trade.
The Cashton Record says a three
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M
Short of Brush Creek valley came nea
drowning in sink hole. Her it'll,
brother saved her by pulling her ou
by one foot t&
Universal Portland cement ha
never failed to pass the government
test for a postoffice building. Few
cenents can stand this government
test. Universal always fresh for sal
at Tibbits-Camron's
Edward Wig has disposed of the "
II. Sinister farm located near Retrea
to Casper Nordrum of this city. takini
in on the deal the latter's restauran
building and fixtures. Mr.. Nordrur
will discontinue the business.
After an extended visit at the pa
rental home in this city Lutte Purd
went to HilIsboro last Saturday toagai
take management of bis jeweiry stor
there. He has entirely recovered 81
health after a severe siege OF Illness
The Stoddard Times reports tina
James Spears was in that village get
ting two loads of telephone poles 70
the Coon Valley Farmer 3 telephone lin
extension in that locality. He report
that nearly all the farmers on tina
ridge intend having phone.