Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-28
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Fourth next Tuesday.


ton on Saturday.
Black wolfe skirts, the new fall
styles, at Rogers.
-Taleum powder, all kinds at o. E.
Davis drug store.
The best Portland cement I'd brick
at Tibbits-Cameron's.
New styles in ladies' low neck,
short sieve waists. Rogers.
Athletic and ''Poros Knit" under
wear. The Blue Front Store.
Special cleanup prices on mems
Oxfords at VirOqua Shoe Store.
Be sure and call on me the Fourth
of-July. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hall from near
Readstown were Viroqua visitors Tues
day.
1T ought to be a pleasant duty to
patronize the fair celebration next
Tuesday.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. "a.
An No. l span of driving horses
for sale. Inquire of DIR. Surenson or
DR.. Trowbridge.
-Inga, Ella and Josie Dahl and Nellie
and Katie Graham were La Crosse
visitors last week.
DO not forget the Curlee made
trousers for young men. Style and mt.
The Blue Front Store.
On the Fourth-of-July we will sell
20-year cases with Elgin movement at
Sl2,75. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M Thompson took
their twelve-year-old son to La Crosse
to be operated upon for nasal trouble.
Miss Rose Roman has just returned
from her old home at Ironwood, Mlchi-
gan, having finished school work there.
Did any body ever gaze upon more
beautiful! country than that of Vernon
county at this particular time? Guess
not.
Mrs. E. F. Dahl is in La Fargo
visiting her sister, Mrs. 7. E. Gabriel
son, and her brother, Peter Oftedahl,
at Wilton.
Avoid trouble by having your in
sursnce written by an agency that
knows how. John Dawson & Co., is
such an agency.
Mrs. Lawrence Bigley and two
children departed, Tuesday morning,
for visit with her sister, Mrs. Edgar
Curry, at Tomah.
Mrs. Blanche Morris and children
of Rhinelander are spending a few weeks
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amin johnson.
Ole o. Tuhus of Stark, who re-
Gently purchased the Wilt property in
,.sk
seeding and tobacco planting.
When you say Marvel -four, you've
said everything good there is TO say
about flour. Surenson sells it for 81. 40
a sack, It's worth much more.
Bernard Sargent fell twenty-five
feet from telephone pole nesr the
Nuzum lumber yard, Tuesday morning.
One of his arms were fractured and he
was otherwise bruised.
Good time to pay subscriptions.
This is the season when money comes
to Newspaper Office slowly, and it is
the period also when large financial de-
mands are made on the plant.
The Brown Music Company have
Just installed new piano in the home
of Albert T. Carmichael near town, and
also one each to the families of P.
A. Paulson and Henry Nerison at
Westby.
1T should be known that no dis
charge of firecrackers will be permitted
on the fair grounds during the Fourth,
because of danger to buildings. This
is the mandate of the company carrying
society insurance.
"A Minnesota paper tells of the re-
markable recitation given by little
-year-old granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Clawson of this city, and a
daughter of P. H. Okrust and wife,
former residents of Newton.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson, who went to
Minnesota some months since to care
for her sick sister, Mrs. E. w. Leeper,
writes that her sister died on Thursday
last, after a year of beadfastness, aged
about fifty wears. Mrs. Leeper was
formerly a resident of Folsom COM
munity.
-On.Thursday evening last plea
SAINT surprise party was given Nh. and
Mrs. Joel Nj. Nuzum at their home, the
occasion being Mr.. Nuzum's seventy
second birthday. Neighbors and friends
numbering fifty-seven were there, and
Mr.. Nuzum was presented with beau
tiful silk umbrella.
July Fourth the Southeastern road
will run its trains on Sunday schedule
arriving in Viroqua at 9:45 a. m, and
departing at $50 in the evening. A
reduced fare of one and a third for
round trip from all points will be given,
affording residents along the line a most
favorable time to come to the celebra-
ton and spend the whole day. Tickets
sold on the third and fourth will be
good to return on the fifth.
Luther H. Glenn, wife and daugh-
ter Clara returned from a months stay
in Montana. Mr.. Glenn says general
crop conditions in the west are excellent.
although some portions of North and
South Dakota and Montana are suffer
ing for want of rain, and hot weather
has injured crops in other sections.
Mr.. Glenn spent most of his vacation
on his farm, which is under manage
ment of his son, who also has home
stead adjoining.
The Viroqua town board of equal
ization concluded its work for the year
on Monday, not man appearing before
the body for revision or correction of
The assessors labors. The real estate
as eGuahzed is 81, Ill, 100, of personal
property Sl66, 275, in each instance a
little above last year. In moneys there
was givt n q S26, 400, about 81, 900 great
er than ,ast season. Mr.. Fisher, the
assessor, tells the CENSOR that there
is more tobacco planted than in past