Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-22

Judge Mahoney will crate at De-
Soto on the Fourth.
! Making and baking ice cream cones
all the time at Franklin's.
-Sawdust for bedding for your
horses at Thayer's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone g.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
lionel Bank building. Phone 3d.
Sale of voile skirts, 1910 fall styles,
at cut prices. Fair Savings Store.
&C. H. Edwards was in the city re-
presenting creamery machinery firm.
Don't forget the big bargains in
hats at Mrs. A. o. Larson's millinery
store.
! This is commencement week at the
La Crosse state normal school-June
Is to %.
DIR. VIM. Trowbridge is receiving
visit from his mother who resides in
Colorado.
If needing lumber, brick, cement,
pulp plaster or barn paint, go to
Thayer's.
SO. so all wool Panama skirts, new
fall 1910 styles, 81 80 at the Fair Saw
ings Store.
Mrs. Bessie Shreve has gone to
Minnesota to spend the summer with
her parents.
--Selmer Kjose returned from De-
corah Luther College, where he was a
student the past year.
Bring in your watches, clocks and
! jewelry and have them repaired right
at right price. Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
ATTEND the sale of household goods
next Saturday at two O'Clock to be given
by Mrs. G. M. Thompson, fourth house
north of the cemetery grounds.
Mayor T. o. Mork chaperoned a
lively party of youths, members of
1 certain classes in the Methodist Sunday
school, at Maple Dale on Thursday last.
u Up to date celebrations in Vernon
county are slated as follows: In the
least, Hillsboro, La Ferge, Ontario,
Viola, Sugar Grove in Clinton town,
Cashton. In west at De Soto, Stod-
dard.
| Mrs. David Fulton came from
Crookston, Minnesota, to pass couple
of weeks at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. <. Nuzum. The Full
tons will soon make their future home
at Waller, Montana.
Mrs. M. D. Brown has returned
from Newton where she was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. ID. F. Allen. Her
sister Miss Flora Bierce is now passing
her vacation from duties at the state
school for the blind, at Newton.
--Stoll & Chase negotiated the sale
OF the Mrs. Waling farm near Ross to
a Win Sheldon of New Lisbon. They
+ purchased from H. Lindemann the C.
Il H. Minshall farm southwest of towr,
| Familiarity known as the Side farm.
Eugene Newton of Mellette, South
Dakota, visited the old stamping
grounds at Newton last week. He
was accompanied as far as La Crosse
by his daughter who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at that place.
After months visit with her
sister, Mrs. c. E. Buffers in this city,
MRS BuDahn returned to her home at
North Ridge, Monroe county. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Buffers who will
remain there till the close of next
week.
MIR. W. H. Caldwell. late merchant
at Ross, now a rancher in Montana, is
! paying visit to the old scenes. He
took homestead in che west and is
making the most of it by stock raising,
believing he has profitable future
there.
Il The Third Regiment band is booked
to furnish music for the Ontario cele-
bration on the Fourth. Which means
that the folks over there will have
. cause for congratulations If they have
no other attractions than our musical
organization.
i 1T is bad omen, the shipping of
J western hay to this section at the pre-
sent time, and at the price of SIS per
ton. Already it has dawned upon the
farmer and breeder that there is to be
shortage of rough feed and grain in
Wisconsin caused by the continued
drought.
. Mr.. Lars A. Kalvestran, who has
been attending Lutheran seminary in
st Paul for past years, is at home for
a brief rest and visit. He has just
graduated from the college end win be
confirmed on July Sd, after which be
, expects to be assigned to some west
erH work in the Lutheran church.
Hans johnson, one of the early
settlers of Coon Prairie community.
died recently at WATERFOWL, South
Z Dakota. Mr.. Johnson and family left
this section thirty years ago, locating
j where he has since resided and died.
, Hans Rude of Westby, went to Water
: town to be present at the funeral.
Attorney George w. McRibben of
Elkins, West Virginia. visited County
Treasurer Rentz last Thursday and Fri
day. He left for La Crosse where he
, was admitted to the practice of his
|. profession, to take charge of 0. r
! Skaar's law Office during his absence
, in Norway Mrs. McKibben is daugh-
! ter of Michael Rentz of Esofea.
m. D. Helgesen is back from a
three weeks fishing and camping so
journ in the lake-studded county of
Villas. He and Martin johnson Of Por-
/ tage were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
5 C. E. Shannon Of Edgerton, who main
4 tain summer home at Sayner. Mons
7 has a few fish stories to relate, but
: brought back post card views to verify
l them.
d Mr.. Ole n. Wig and family came
e from Litchfield. Minnesota. TO attend
s the last sad rites Of laying to rest two
: Of their kindred. They remained for q
D week, departing for home on Monday.
). Mr.. Wig wears the western air al
!. prosperity and rugged health and says
he is 10 all respect pleased with MA
!, new location, but Of course yearDs oc.
z casionally for visit with old friends Of