Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-15
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Great shirt waist bargains at the
Fair Savings Store.
Commencement exercises at the
state university next week.
DIR. K. w. Baldwin purchased
Hudson" touring car.
SO so all wool skirt at s4 95 at the
Fair Savings Store.
Mrs T. T. Sanwick is visiting rela-
tives in the state of Iowa.
50 parasols, black and colors, at
S1.39 Fair Savings store
Mrs. Sherrick Of Caslton is visit
ing her son and family in this city.
Miss Ella Wilson is spending week
at various points in Grant county.
Mrs. G. w. Lawton is here from
La Fargo for visit with her son, Will.
For rent, furnished rooms to sum
mer school students. Mrs. G. w.
Thompson.
Land plaster will keep your tobac-
co plants from dying. For sale at
Thayer's.
If going to use lumber, cement or
brick of any kind, Thayer's is the place
to buy right.
in building the city hall in Chicago
25. 900 barrels of Chicago A A Portland
cement we're used.
Mrs. C. w. Franklin and daughters
iourneyed to Baraboo last week for
visit with her mother.
The Misses Gladys and Bernice
Collins are visiting relatives near Pur-
dy, Victory and De Soto.
DIR. and Mrs. A p. Minshall have
returned from their western soJourn
covering several weeks and much ter
ritory.
For rent, two rooms, furnished or
unfurnished, for light Housekeeping
Inquire of Mrs. L. Stevling, South Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALBION Lindemann
went to La Crosse to look over the
different manufactures OF sjtcmobtes
with view to purchase.
Mrs. A. E. Hartwell and little son
departed, yesterday, for Boston, the
former home Of Mrs. Hartwell, where
they will spend two months.
A. j. Beat is at Tunnel City super.
vising the closing out Of stock OF
merchandise which he accepted IN ex-
change for western lands.
Mr.. N. H. Brophy is home after
few days spent at La Crosse and IN
southern Minnesota. He attended the
wedding of niece at La Crosse, Miss
Crowley.
&C. W. Franklin and H. P Lsrson
represented the local lodge OF Mystic
Workers at a national biennial conven-
ton of that order held at Elgin, Illinois,
last week.
A public dance will be given at
residence of John Jacobson, two miles
southeast of Newton, on Saturday ev-
ening, June 25th. Good music will be
furnished.
Miss Ethel Nuzum left for Apple
ton last Thursday evening to join par
ty organized for tour of Europe. She
will witness the Passion Play at OBJ
erammergau.
Merchant Allen Holverson was a
caller from West Prairie on Saturday,
bringing cheering advice from that
section as to general conditions, rain
the most desired thing needed.
Ed. Zitzner, whose son was kicked
on the leg by horse, reports that on
examination by hospital surgeons be-
lieve the young man will suffer no 1u-
ture naming by reason OF the injury.
Last Sunday on the Viroqua dia-
mond the Liberty Pole team defeated
the local ball tossers by the score of
IL to g. Lepley of Liberty Pole struck
out sevent cen men. This was the best
two out of three games.
The Virocua young people society
of the Synod church will be entertained
by Thos. Dahl at the home of his broth
err, Ole Dahl, West Coon Prairie, two
miles west of the two churches, Sun
day afternoon, June 10. Everybody
welcome.
The price of cement is steadily adj
yancing, therefore Tibbits-Cameron
have placed an order for 500 barrel of
Universal Portland. The best that's
made. Cali on US, we can take care of
your trade.
"A company of farmers made up of
Geo. B. Fisher of this place, F. S.
fainter. Albert Davig and son of
Calvin Cox of Readstown visited the
state agricultural station of the uni
yersity last week to take instruction
respecting the scientific testing OF cat
tie for bovine tuberculosis.
A few Brush Creek farmers deliv-
cred their last season crops of tobacco
verson of Vircqua, who paid all the way
from &c to 7c per pound. These crops
were badly damaged by frosts last fall
and growers were glad to get these
prices for them. -Cashton Record.
Gerald Seal writes home from Bill
lings, Montana, that they have labor
strike on among carpenters and there
is idleness in that branch of endeavor.
The union attempted to increase wages
from Sd so to SIS and Sc per day and
contractors ard builders rebelled. 1t is
the same old story of forcing might
whether right or not.
The fever continues and the great
er is the pleasure to know that two OF
Viroqua's leading citizens have added
superior makes of automobiles to the
increasing number for the community
since the CENSOR was last printed.
They are William Webb, with fine
Rambler, Henry Lindemann, who
brings the first White Steamer TO this
town.
John H. Frazier, collector of manu-
featuring statistics for the census bu-
reau, was in the city Monday. He had
closed up his work. He said TO the
CENSOR that more road work had been
done in Vernon county this spring thar
in five years past; that the roads as a
whole are now in excellent condition,
especially in the eastern section, where
farmers and others are attempting to
excel.
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