Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-27
Drink Alpine" at the optimO.

DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Go to o. E. Davis drug store for
paints, varnishes, Chi-namel etc.
Miss Anna Steenberg is at Retreat
the guest of her brother Melvin.
Nothing like H w. Bankers cough
remedy for cough and colds. c. f. Dahl.
Annual Methodist Sunday school
picnic is in session at Camp Tate today.
Miss Emma Schmirler of Boscobel
is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E. Cold
smith.
Prof. Elmer Smith of Montfort
greeted his friends in this city last
Friday.
Orders placed with A. E. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
Earl z. Smith went to Sparta last
of his parents.
Christoferson & Larsen will sell
you buggy that is right in quality and
right in price.
-Tibbits-Ca Cameron can save you mon
ey on any kind of lumber for house,
barn or granary.
Paris green, London purple and
Arsenic lead for potato bugs at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Joe Rosenthal paid Viroqua a visit
the first of the week in the role of a
travelling salesman.
&C. w. Thompson is receiving a
visit from his sister Miss Maggie Thomp-
son, who lives in Iowa.
The most refreshing drink ever
served at soda fountain, "Alpine, :"
found only at the Optimo.
IT. C. Knudson and family journeyed
to Cottonwood, Minnesota, today for a
visit at his parental home.
Mrs. Severt Bergh and children of
Halstead, Minnesota, are the guests
of relatives in north Viroqua town.
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.
Wasn't that fine-the hours rain
early Sunday morning? 1t did much to
clarity the air and assist crops and
vegetation.
r. H. Condie, who served as man.
ual training teacher in our city school
several years ago, is renewing &C
quaintances in Viroqua
y Misses Frances and Mary Baker
entertained on Saturday evening in
! honor of Misses Odessa and Allene Cof-
: fland of Riehland Center.
Brick for all ordinary kinds of
- ell
Right quality and right prices. lib
bits Cameron Lumber Co.
Master Garland Hefferman of Will
ton spent the past week in this city, the
guest of Rev. /. E. Henderson. He
returned to his home today.
Clarence Bolstad arrived last Sun
day from Enderlin, North Dakota, for
a months stay with relatives and
friends in this city and vicinity.
Miss Marguerite Lieurance, who
has been spending her vacation at her
home, returned to La Crosse yesterday,
She was accompanied by her sister
Alice. s.ssa.
Mrs. r. L. Ware and son Glenn
arrived Sunday morning from Necedah,
for a renewal of acquaintance with
Viroqua friends. They find plenty of
extended hands to welcome them here,
-Messrs. Edward Enochson and Ed
ward Wig departed yesterday morning
for Rochester, Minnesota, where the
former will undergo an examination al
the famous Mayo Bros. medical insti-
tute.
The J. r. Watkins remedies have
been placed on sale at the Theo. joan
son ten-cent store. The popular ex.
tracts and spices of that well known
brand can also be procured there. Nj.
j. Nelson.
Mr.. o. c. Weeden of Kansas, il
renewing friendships of old and pay.
ing visit to his sister, Mrs. Stark in
this city, and a brother at La Fargo,
o. c.. was one of the live wires in this
community in the early pioneer days.
"A Spokane paper records serious
injury to James Petite, who fell twenty
FIVE feet from a barn, breaking botf
wrists and causing him other injury
Mr.. Petite is the husband of Miss Kate
Wolferd, former resident of Ross.
One hundred and ninety-four wal
the number that marked the attendance
at TIE annual Congregational picnil
at Camp Tate on Wednesday last. Boil
children and adults receive much en-
ioyment and beaefit from these gath
erings.
Miss Tilda Omundson departed Of
Saturday evening ticketed for Attic
boro, Massachusetts,, for visit witt
her friend, Mrs. frank Hoffman, ne
Bessie Robinson. With the Hoffman
family she will pass two weeks a
Higgins Beach, Maine.
George Broadhead of West Prairie
placed about hundred head of cattl
on the Lotus island opposite this plac'
during the past week, having been com
PEELED to do so owing to the fact tina
his own pastures were burnt up by tn
long continued drought. DE Soto Ar
gus.
r. H. Drake and family are re
ceiving a visit from his mother, Mrs
J. E. Drake and brother Frank H., VIII
IS accompanied by his wife and daugh
ter Hazel, al hailing from Sioux City
Iowa. Frank H. Drake is now greet
ing relatives and friends in Sugar Grow
vicinity.
Lawrence Barrett, Viroqua schoC
hoy of years ago when his father wa
foreman of the CENSOR, was appointe
postmaster at Peshtigo, thriving cit
in Marinette county. The young ma
is editor of the local paper IN that place
The CENSOR is pleased to notice hi
preferment.
Two Big Days is the character
cation given TO athletic event bilse
for Thursday and Friday Of next wee