Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-21

Get your paris green at o. E. Dav-
is drug store.
-Talcum powder, all kinds ct o. E.
Davis drug store.
The best Portland cement and brick
at Tibbits-Cameron's.
John NJ. White visited his relatives,
the Burlins at Tomah.
Mrs. j. w. Gilman and daughter
visited at Sheboygan Falls.
Athletic and "Poros Knit under
wear. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Wolfe and son Earl were here
from Sparta to visit relatives.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office IN Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 50.
j. w. Lucas will be at his branch
store at Coon Valley every Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed vigorously re-
turned from their visit to South Da-
kota.
The celebrated Crown Brand Hy-
drafted lime, always fresh at Tibbits-
Cameron's.
-viola's postmaster enjoys an in
crease in salary of 500 by the late re-
adjustment.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. ga.
An No. span OF driving horses
for sale. Inquire of DR.. Surenson or
DR.. Trowbriige.
Spanish war soldiers will hold
state convention or reunion at James
vile, July to 5.
DO net forget the Curlee made
trousers for young men. Style and mt.
The Blue Front Store.
Attorney Bennett has acquired the
remaining portion of the late c H.
Minshall's law library.
Mrs. Green and Miss Ada Lieu
rance are visiting the family of c. E.
Lieurance at West Lima.
A. j. Beat represented Viroqua
Masons at annual session of grand lodge
held in Milwaukee last week.
Frances and Hazel Baker are home
from their respective school work at
Soldiers Grove and Menomonie.
Mrs. Fletcher johnson and daugh-
ter came from Minneapolis to see rela-
tives and old home folks.
Mrs. A. F. Shilling of Liberty
passed through the city enroute from
Sparta, where she visited friends.
Mrs. Fred Hanson and child went
to Minneapolis to join husband and
father, where, their residence viii be
established.
Avoid trouble by having your in
surance written by an agency that
knows how. John Dawson & Co., is
such an agency.
&C. S. Slack has rented his farm
near Libt ty Pole TO A. G. Larson, late
OF Minnesota, who with his family, has
taken possession.
Tom L Melvin made quick trip
60 the county seat, talked firmly on
good things for his Webster town and
the Kickapoo in general
Work of razing the old stone
Jail is in progress, The material will
be removed to the farm OF Sheriff Root,
where it will be utilized.
Mrs R Bromley went 70 Alerdota
to see her daughter, Mrs George Nor
rison. whom it Is expected viii be able
TO return home very soon.
Superintendent Buffers made g trip
20 the eastern section of the county 20
S recapture and return to the asylum ore
Jonachek, an escaped patient.
Editor and Msr. T. II. Graves at
tended a golden wedding anniversary Of
". z. Graves and wife a. Sparta, who
are among the pioneer residents of that
city.
&C. NJ. Appleman was in the city
Yesterday, having closed his year
school work at Baldwin. He has signed
with the board of education for fourth
yf RS service there.
The venerable August Romanowsky
and daughter, Mrs. FromaGer, of Camp
Douglas, visited at the home of John
Friddell The families drove to Genoa
town to see their kindred, the w ~.
Powell family.
Chairman VIM. Kapanke AID his
neighbor, Otto Schlicht of Hamburg,
were business callers in the county seat
on Saturday. They confirm the as
surance that the bounties of nature are
with their people.
Jacob Pierson died at Trempealeau
after a residence there of more than
fifty years. aged ninety-one. A few
years ago his son, c. H. Pierson, con-
Quoted hardware store in Viroqua, and
the elder Pierson was an occasional
visitor here.
Some time since Will Ady and Neil
Nelson went to Montana with the per-
sonal effects of j. T. Knudson. The
former has secured a position as book
keeper in an extensive hardware house
in Red Lodge, and the latter is en-
ployed on large ranch near Billings.
Mr.. Carl A. Anderson of Albemans,
former Viroqua man, came for few
days visit with the Waffle family. Carl
is still engaged in the lumber business
and reports prosperity in his community.
Mrs. Anderson and the children, who
have been at the parental home here
for month, returned with the hus-
band and father.
The reception extended to their
friends by Mr.. and Mrs Ben c. Brown
at the Opera house on Wednesday even
ing was most agreeable occasion, par
ticipated in by large number, young
and mature citizens of the city. The
bride and groom were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Wig
CLINTON. Closing the reception dancing.
visiting and refreshments were the
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Bohn ar
rived in Viroqua on Friday, having with
them the remains of a five-year-old
daughter, who died at Salem. Oregon.
a year ago. Interment was had in the
city cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs Bohn an
tieipate taking up their residence here,
or remain at least during the summer
They are at the home of Chris Welch
on Pleasant Ridge. the two ladies be-
ing sisters. Mrs. Bohn's maiden name
was Anna Lyons.
Miss Ella Wilson departed, Monday
evening for Carzda. where she will