Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-08-10


tives at Columbus, Ohio.
Drink Altpeter's '"Three Star"
ginger ale at the Optimo.
For that awful cough H. w. Bark
er's cough remedy. C. F. Dahl.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Prices canning powder, fifteen
packages for $1.00, at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Mrs. T. Fl. Wilson entertained a
brother-in. law, John Nuns OF Greeley,
Colorado.
Both cement and clay brick for
silos, cellars, cisterns and chimneys at
Thayer's.
-Vergil Bryan and John Hooverson
of Soldiers Grove were in town last
week Friday.
Mrs. Ella Hill of Chicago is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Theige,
north of town.
Mrs. r. o. Brye of Readstown has
been visiting relatives and friends in
this city and community.
Misses Norma and Edith Battles of
Retreat made brief visit with Viro-
qua friends during the week. -
Mrs. H. P. Proctor entertained
large party of lady friends at six O'Clock
dinner on Friday. Cards followed.
DO you like ginger ale? Then get
the best. It's Altpeter's "Three Star"
and sold only at the Optimo.
Henry Sonnenberg went to Water
town, South Dakota, the fore part of
the week for stay with relatives.
&C. V. Porter, Jr., is in Saskatche-
wan, intending to file on slice of that
province of the Dominion of Canada.
Mrs. w. E. Nuzum and family of
Tomah are spending two weeks visit
ing relatives Ill Viroqua and LaFarge.
Don't forget that John Dawson &
Co. still sell gilt edged tornado insur-
ance at 81 90 per 81, 900 for three years.
Now is the time to use Hygeno to
protect your stock from flies. Price
100 per gallon. 0 E. Davis, Druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Evans of
Oakdale occupied cottage on the
camp ground the latter part of last
week.
DIR. Hess stock food will keep your
stock in healthy condition if given ac-
cording to directions. o. E. Davis,
Druggist.
Misses Nellie Wise and Huldah
Hauge spent week at Retreat. They
returned last Thursday, accompanied
~ Miss Alta Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Miller and daugh-
ter Orpha came up from Red Mound
last Thursday to visit at the j. w.
Thayer home and attend camp meeting.
Ladies, the "all view" mirror al
lows the freedom of both hands and
complete view in arranging the hair or
hat. See sample at Sam Liliis, Jeweler.
Gentlemen who shave themselves
will be interested in the new 'full
view" mirror, the greatest aid to self
shaving ever invented. Call and be
convinced at Sam Lillis', Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Maxworthy of
Beloit arrived here on Monday even
ing's train. They will visit Mrs. Max
worthy's brother and sister, l.. I. Ken
dali of Springville and Mrs. D. F. AL
len of Newton.
Young man, make life one long
string of successes. You can do it, if
you start right. Our big illustrated
book tells how Ask for it by postal.
Brandrup & Nettleton Business Col
lege, Winona, Minnesota.
&C. E. Zilmer and daughter of Steu-
ben were in our city last Friday for
the purpose of selecting piano from
the Brown Music Co. salesroom. B.
c. Brown conveyed them in his car
from and to Readstown, between
trains.
After having been compelled to
remain ten weeks at his home in this
city by reason of fractured ankle, NJ.
A. Gauper resumed his work as travel
ing shoe salesman in South Dakota last
Monday. He still needs the aid of
crutch and cane to get about.
Cheer up! The fact that there is
to be partial loss of crops in this sec
ton of the state is no good reason for
a veil of sorrow and an inhuman wall
from people. We are so much more
fortunate than many portions of the
west and central west that there ought
to be cause for rejoicing rather than
long facedness. 1t is seldom that Wis
consin has drought or crop failure
and we have been extremely favored
in the past. Cheer up!
-Baled western hay is being receiv-
ed in quite large quantities in Viroqua,
prevailing prices from S14 so to $50 per
ton. This sending out of good money
for products ordinarily grown here viii
mean a big drain financially before an
other crop is gathered. Sufficient rain
if soon realized will ease matters by
bringing fall pasturage, create rough
feed in corn fodder, root crops and
other substantials for animal eonsump-
ton.
Now that the nomination papers
| have been filed the remaining four
weeks till primary day, will be devoted
! by candidates to hustling for votes.
| There is no excuse for other than a
decent campaign, as between eandi-
dates, a friendly contest, and the man
! who goes about sneakingly clarifying
/ himself and telling of the shortcomings
of all others, should be Stunned. Nine
times out of ten he is the fellow to be
most Stunned, and least trusted. The
/ CENSOR believes the men as a whole
who are asking support for local places
/ in the county, are honorable and trust
worthy.
1 The farmers of Marquette county
have appealed to the college Of agri-
/ culture Of the university Of Wisconsin
I for relief against worm pest which is
destroying their potato crop in man
ner similar to the way the grasshoppers
I formerly destroyed western crops.
These worms are from an inch and a
half to four inches in length and range
in color from dark brown TO light
green. They do not seem - come from
anH where. but farmer goes out into