Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-21
Short News Stories of Interest
Up by Reporters from Various Sources

Ladies sleeveless vests. sc, 10c,
l5c. 25c, soc each. Rogers.
Economy Jar for sale at Joe
Omundson's. Opera block.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing al John E. Nuzum & Sons.
AT Surenson's where you get the
best of everything for the least.
Cashier Lewis of the Bank of De-
Soto, was in the city on Sunday.
Hope Munson and Earl Arlington
returned home from the university.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law Offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. ASP
Heavy reduction sale at present at
Thayer's feed store TO save moving
same
Don't take chances when H. ".
Barker's Cough Remedy will cure you.
C. F. Dahl
Frank A. Chase, whilom boy now
of Spokane is ia the city visiting rels-
tlves and friends.
Come to Thayer's yard and see his
ready for your inspection.
Miss Celia Tollefson arrived home
from North Dakota, where she Gem
pleted school work for the year.
"A young man named Fay Lawrence
was injured in the Viola Excelsior
plant, having three ribs fractured
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E. Nuzum & Son.
Paints, varnishes, enamel, mission
finishes, etc putty, window glass. ala
bastine and freskolin at o. E. Davis
drug store.
-Nels Solverson purchased the fine
driving team long owned and USED by
professional work.
Principal Aug. E. Smith of the
county traIng school, with his wife and
babies ia spending a period at the
parental home in Ripon
Are you Modern Woodman?Ifso,
please pay your assessment and general
fund dues before June 50th, and save
being suspended. o. E. Davis.
Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. D. Chase have
gone to La Fargo 70 remain till Sep
TENDER. Mr.. Chase will relieve his son
Charley and permit him to have much
needed vacation.
Mr. Andrew Mcintosh and family
arrived in the city on Sunday, autoing
through from Edgerton to Dubuque,
They remained for two days with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mcintosh.
John Z. Nuzum and daughter Ethel
departed for Montana, where Mr. Nu-
yum goes TO look after business inter-
ests, and Miss Ethel will remain fer
some weeks with her sister.
After a protracted sciotun with
his daughter, Mrs. c. E. RGtters, Mr
kota home, accompanied by another
daughter, who passed few days here.
Thomas A. Henry writes the CEN
soR from Black Earth, where he WAS
principal Of schools the past year. that
he and Mrs. Henry are to make a South
ern sojourn caring vacation days at
least.
-Beriie Moore is at Kilbourn City in
attendance upon the state Knights Of
Pythias convention, representing the
local lodge L is a delightful place for
a f.ateraa, gathering at this season Of
the year.
Miss Iona Chase of this city.
daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. c. E. Chase,
who graduates from the Lacrosse Nor
mai, mas enrolled as one OF the teach-
ing force Of the Cesnton schools for
the coming year.
We want again to call attention 10
prices we are making on men 5 honest
made work shoes. We are overstocked
ard must sell them. So. 90 marked down
to s. p, 81 50 marked down to 81 90.
The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. E. Z Griffin of Cedar Rapids,
lows, (formeriy Mrs. c. u. Benne5t)
IS visiting relatives here for a few days.
Her son Donald, who is at La Crosse
hospital as the result of an injury two
weeks ago, is recovering nicely.
Miss Mabel Bolstad arrived home
from North Dakata, where she filled
teaching engagement She says that
everything in the way of crops promise
prosperity to farmers, and that all other
conditions in the west are bright
Many here will remember Mrs.
Louis BuDahl, who has visited Mrs. e.
Z. Buffers in the past. Her residence
is at North Freedom, where recently
twin girls came to her home, making
pretty near houseful of daughters.
Mrs. c. F. Dahl is at Madison at
tending commencement of the univer-
sity, her daughter Marion being one of
the big class of better than five hun
dred. Roy Bean also graduates from
the college of agriculture, after a four
years course.
&C. W. Graves returned from a trip
to North Dakota, in which he had op-
portunity to note the prospects for
crops, stating that in most sections
passed through ample rains had fallen,
while there is here and there a spot
that indicated drought.
Judge Mahoney left for Chicago on
Friday, where ne will Join the western
representatives and go in a body to
Rochester, New York, as delegates to
the national convention of Modern
Woodmen. Judge Mahoney was born
near the scene Of his present visitation.
coming west when q child
Mrs. Dorwin, mother of r. L.
Ware, who was connected with the
CENSOR for a number of years, died at
Duluth a week since and her remains
were laid away at Sparta, the old home.
Mrs. Dorwin visited here frequently
during her sons residence in this city.
She was a woman of noble life and pur-
poses. His friends here will deeply
sympathize with Mr.. Ware in the loss
Of a good mother.
Ole A. Kslvestrand and family were
over from Gays Mills to spend Sunday.
He is authority for the statement that
the lower Kickapoo valley country is
exercised over the proposed locating Of
On iron smelter at the old village Of
Bel Center. where the nannle have