Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-15

Miss Belle Watson visited at Sparta
last week.
DIR. Bum has changed re.idence
from Stoddard to West Prairie.
$500 silk petticoat at s. 35 at the
Fair Savings Store.
For window screens and screen
doors go to Anderson & Sauer's.
DIR. Will Gorsline came from Chi
cago to look after his farming interests.
Attorney Thos. Morris of La Crosse
made professional visit to this city
last Saturday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Don't forget the big bargains in
b2is at Mrs. A. O. Larson's millinery
store.
Orders placed with A. Z. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
-Hillsboro will entertain Woodman
hosts of the Baraboo Valley association
tomorrow, Thursday.
Attorney and Mrs. Ray B. Graves
were in the city from Sparta for a
couple of days.
Masters Walter and Kenneth Kueb-
Ter are at Cassville for a visit with
their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Nichols have
moved to their home in the southwest
ern section of the city.
Dog poisonerss are pursuing their
heinious practices in this city. That is
a most reprehensible and cruel practice.
Mrs. Wilson is receiving visit
from Mrs. E. F. Wilson and two daugh-
tiers who reside in Canada.
The Misses Elsie and Lillian Theil
left here to join their parents in South
Dakota, who moved there some months
ago.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Krause mourn
the death of a son from a protracted
illness at their home in the town of
Bergen.
Mics Beatrice Coffiand is spending
vacation visiting relatives and college
friends at Madison, Oshkosh and Rich
land Center.
Attend the auction sale of western
horses in ViTcGna 1eAS Saturday. A
chance to make good purchase. See
the big bunch whether you want to buy
or not.
Mrs. McGcnigale and daug liter
Jessie, after season of visiting in the
city, returned to Wales. Mrs. George
McGonigale went to Milwaukee for an
extended stay.
Attorney C. w. Graves was indis-
posed and confined to his home por-
. 10, <Nf loo hut 10
be at his office and attend to profess
sional duties.
Supervisor John C. johnson of
Stoddard village, was here to witness
graduation of his daughter from train
ing school and hobnob with old Viro-
qua friends.
-Casson Dennison, Stoddard young
man, recently proved up on gov
eminent claim in South Dakota, and is
now renewing boyhood friendships in
the county.
The foundation walls and piers of
the west wing of the state capitol
building at Madison were built with
Chicago A A Portland cement. Ander-
son & Sauer sell this cement.
Henry E. Anderson of Jefferson
town, returned from Prairie du Chen,
where he took baths and treatment for
rheumatism. He received much relief
and will return for further treatment.
Fred Groves, who came to attend
the funeral of his aged mother, had
been in Montana for some, expecting
to return there as soon as his son Will
undergoes a surgical operation in Min
neapolis, where he is now in hospital.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on next Tuesday,
June q. Persons requiring expert
medical advice or treatment should
keep the foregoing date in mind and
not fail to consult this successful spe-
cialist.
| Universal Portland cement is so
good that in 1909 there was six million
barrels used in 1910 there was million
barrels used, and il is estimated that
there will be ten million barrels used in
1911. Call at Tibbits Cameron's and
get it. It's always on hand.
Harold Proctor and wife drove to
Winona in their machine 70 spend Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Proctor,
the latter of who returned with them
| for a visit among relatives and friends.
Walter has changed locations, now serv-
ing the Armour packing firm at Omaha,
with two states as his territory of OPP
Grafton.
Attendance upon the district picnic
of Woodcraft last Thursday at La
Crosse was notvcry large from Viroqua,
largely because o. inclement weather
Much of the enjoyment of the affair
was lost, caused by showers during the
| day. Head Consul Northcutt was the
principal speaker for the occasion.
Darlington Republican: Old set
tiers are now calling to mind the fact
that fifty years ago this June we had a
freeze in the early part of the month,
when thermometers were down to %.
Potatoes and other vegetables were
frozen from the tops clear down. Corn
that was waist high was also cut off.
1t is claimed that the corn and potatoes
both came up again and made fair
yield.
The Woodman and Royal Neigh
Dor memorial services were well at
tended on Sunday. Col. Munson gave a
veay instructive and appropriate adj
dress, after which the members OF the
camps drove to the cemetery and deco
rated the graves of their departed
Neighbors with flowers. - Barnevald
correspondence in Dodgville Chronicle.
There is an old saw that "physi-
clans don't like to take their own medi-
cine," but they of necessity have to
come to it at times. That's the situa-
ton with Dr. G. E. Lauder, who was
successfully operated upon for appendi-
citis at one of the La Crosse hospitals.
Mrs. Lauder accompanied and is still