Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-07-06
Short News Stories of interest
PICKED up By csn.or REPORTER. from v.rIou. Source.
Drink "Alpine" at the optimO.

Inc new drink 'Alpine, sparkling
and delicious, at the 0ptimo.
1T was the bath anniversary of
American independence.
For that awful cough H. w. Bar
ker's cough remedy. G. F. Dahl.
-Haying is in progress, but rather
short crop with Vernon county farmers.
Fred w Shepard came from Prai-
RE du Chen to spend the Fourth with
his family.
Orders placed with A. E. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
Miss Hope Munson arrived home
on Monday after spending two weeks
at Montfort and Devils Lake.
The sky was aglow with rockets.
Private shooting" was the order at
hundreds of Viroqua homes.
-Creameries and cheese factories
are feeling the effect of the drought by
eurtailed receipts of milk product.
Inspector Larson of the state dairy
and food department paid an official
visit to the Viroqua creamery on Friday
last.
The Misses Edna and Aida Kinser-
dahl of Coon Valley left for an extended
visit with relatives at st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
With every drink OF ''Alpine" the
Optimo will give bird, without extra
charge. What kind? Why, swallow,
of course.
Electric light plants have been in
stalled in the business places of D. o.
Stevelingson and Albert Spellum at
Coon Valley.
Mrs. E. v. Wolfe and son Earl
came to Viroqua from Sparta last Fri
day to pay visit to relatives and old
neighbors.
Miss Emma Plough has been here
visiting friends. She is taking a wa
cation from professional nurse service
in Chicago. She goes to Spokane before
returning.
-Nels T. Forum came from his Mon
roe county home to say farewell word
to relatives and friends before remove
ing to northern Wisconsin, having de-
termined to change locations.
Thomas w. Latta ran over from
Iowa to spend the Fourth with his
father and invalid mother. He reports
crop shortage and extreme heat and
dry weather in the Hawkeye state.
Miss Amy Colt returned to Viro-
qua last week to spend the summer.
Next year Miss Colt goes to Milledge-
vile, Georgia, to teach Domestic Science
in a state normal and industrial school
for girls.
-Cashton Record: Three deaths are
reported from st. Mary's on Wednes-
day as follows; Mrs. Brueggen, Miss
Schieffer, daughter of Peter Schieff-
err, and Mr. Kreisen, son of Paul
Kreisen.
DIR. Henika and.Iwife were in the
city from Readstown, Friday evening.
They expect to remove from that viii
Iage in a few days and the doctor thinks
he will try the Fox River valley in this
state. 4eye
Brown Music company has the
satisfaction of providing the piano for
the new Lutheran church at Westby.
The CENSOR craft peeped at it in its
rich md handsome mission oak case, a.
Kroeger instrument. ri
Mrs. Frank Tate writes from Spo-
kane that she experienced the pleasure
and sensation of making a trout catch
eighteen inches long. A party with
WHICH sic was dSSOIldtC4 uldOC a PLltfT
nomenal catch on days outing,
Senator H. w. Barker spent a, day
in this city and visited other places in
the county looking after his gpberna-
torial interests. The senator speaks
hopefully of his prospects for the re-
publican nomination at the September
primary.
From all points of the compass in
Vernon county, as elsewhere, comes
the information that very much live
stock is being shipped to market, caused
bv shortage of rough feed and pasturage
This is an unfortunate circumstance
Notwithstanding the fact that prices are
favorable.
On June 9th Mr. Earl Hazlett
Frazier of Verndale, Minnesota, was
married to Miss Ruth Esther Parker at
Brainerd. The young man is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lee Frazier. The
young man is engaged with his father
in the management of banking interests
at Verndale.
The Norwalls Star says good IL
lnstration of the rapid strides of pro-
gress came 10 view in Norwalk the
other day, when resident of the Kick
apoo valley brought in load of ties
with an OK team He drove very close
to big auto which was on the street,
hut the latter didn't appear to be one
bit afraid.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Alexander
went to Chicago on Saturday, where
the lady will undergo an operation in
Hahnman hospital She has been seri-
ously afflicted with neuralgia of the
face and is advised that it is essential
to remove the nerves from her face
and jaw if she is to have relief. DIR.
w. M. Trowbridge accompanied the
Alexanders.
AT the recent commencement ex-
ercises at Beloit college one of Viro-
qua Is young men was graduate, hav-
ing conferred upon him the degree of
Bachelor of Arts. The favored young
fellow is John Harry Gaines, son of
DR.. and Mrs. E. E Gaines. who gradu-
ated from our city high school with the
class of three years ago. And thus We
are proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Frazier of the
Viola Intelligencer are inaugurating a
voting contest among subscribers. The
eapital prize is piano. which was
placed in their business place on Mon
day hv the Brown music company. 1t
Is Kroeger instrument, one of high
grade mechanism with an art style Ma
hogany Casa prize that will be well
worth going after determinedly.
Harold Eckhardt spent only a few
DAYS In North Dakota, returning home