Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-20
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H W. Bankers cough remedy cures
that awful cough. c. F. Dahl.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Go to o. E. Davis drug store for
paints, varnishes, Chi-namel etc.
Miss fnga Moen is employed as
saieslady at the Fair Savings store.
Born, on Wednesday of last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler, a son.
Miss Louise Swiggum is spending
her vacation at her home near Ferry
vile.
Mrs. Grant Chandler of Richland
Center is visiting at the Ed. Hazen
home.
Orders placed with A. E. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
New cement walks with curb and
gutter have been placed around Hotel
Fortney.
w. A. Lewis and Thos. Pierce of
Bloomingdale were Viroqua visitorsson
Saturday.
-Christoferson & Larsen will sell
you buggy that is right in quality and
right in price.
-Tibbits- Cameron can save you mon
ey on any kind Of lumber for house,
barn or granary.
Dr. and Mrs. John K. Chorlog of
Madison, are visiting at Westby and in
this community.
Paris green, London purple and
Arsenic lead for potato bugs at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Mrs. w w. Hanson and Miss Susie
Thompson went to Stoughton for
visit,with relatives.
Misses Lilah Curtis of this city and
Lulu Mathews of Viola returned last
week from Montana.
Mrs. C. w. POWELL returned from
Prairie du Chen, where she spent some
time in sanitarium.
Il. w. Swain was at Readstown as
sisting his son Earl prepare for re-
moval to South Dakota.
The most refreshing drink ever
served at soda fountain, "Alpine,
found only at the 0ptimo.
Misses Sophia and Clara Anderson
has returned from Ferryville where they
visited relatives and friends.
Universal Portland cement always
fresh, no better on earth Always on
sale at Tibbits- Cameron lumber yard.
Fuller & johnson plows are sold by
Christoferson & Larsen. This is good
pillow for soil in its present dry condi-
ton.
-Mesdames C. e. Buffers and Nun
son and Hope and Catherine Munson
left for Camp Douglas reservation Sat-
urday.
After several weeks visit with
relatives and friends in this city Miss
Vella Smelly returned to her home at
Albert Lea.
Jos. De Longe of Black River Falls
is employed at the Lawrence Bigley
barber shop. He has rented the S. r.
Pollard residence.
Brick for all ordinary kinds of
work, for cistern, chimney, or silo.
Right quality and right prices. lib
bits Cameron Lumber Co.
Bert WEIGH and wife came from La
Crosse to spend their vacation with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
WEIGH, and other relatives in this city.
DR. r. w. Baldwin of this city was
elected first vice-president of the Wis
consin state dental association, the con-
vention being held at Ashland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Wolfgram
and Mrs. George Griffin drove over to
Sylvan on Monday. They will spend
some days there and at other nearby
points.
Miss Iona E. Slack, who has COM
pleted a course in music and art at the
Thomas school of music, will give pri-
vate piano lessons during the summer
months.
The crop growth of the United
Sta, IS July ! was lower than at any
time during the last ten years, accord
ing to the crop report of the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Harry Adams is taking a lay-off
from duties as conductor on the st.
Paul railway inWashington and passing
the time in this city and Sparta. He
is accompanied by his wife.
Misses Edna Campbell. Edna Mitby,
Petula De Mez, Lottie Jones and Regina
Dolan of Cashton were in Viroqua last
Saturday. They were on the return
journey from Viola, where they visited
Mrs. Sam Gore.
The J. R. Watkins remedies have
been placed on sale at the The0. john
son ten-cent store. The popular ex-
tracts and spices of that well known
brand can also be procured there. M.
]. Nelson.
-Chas Shannon is taking vacation
from duties as conductor on the South
eastern railway and is officiating as
member of the Third regiment band at
Camp Douglas. His position in rail-
way service is being filed by Jack Red
mon5
Olaf /. Rove, of Milwaukee, Nor
wegiau consul for Wisconsin, was elect
ed president of the Sons of Norway at
the eleventh annual convention Of the
head lodge in Grand Forks, North na-
kota, which closed last week. Mr.. Rove
was not present at the convention, be-
ing in Europe.
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According 10 the last year book of
the Department of Agriculture, there
are q, TO, 600 mich cows in the United
States. and these are worth Sos, 945,
600 90. The magnitude of the indus
try ear perhaps be best understood
when It i. considered that these cows
uroduce yearly about 81, 900, COCO, 900 0C