Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
window shades at TOwner's.

NuOQud IrleDuS-
H. P. Larson, was at Blair looking
after farm interests.
The best Portland cement and brick
at Tibbits-Cameron'
Attorney Burrough was over from
La Crosse on Tuesday.
Mrs. F. E. Morley is visiting the
parental home at Ripon.
-Rubberset tooth brushes price 35c at
o. E. Davis drug store.
"A Lansing siIo-see one before Civ
ing contract for any other.
Athletic and "Poros Knit" under
wear. The Blue Front Store.
If you want remnants of wall paper,
go to o. E. Davis drug store.
Buy your wall paper at Towner's.
Bargains in closing out patterns.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
Mrs. Roy Primmer and child of Sioux
City, are guests at Frank Paimmer's
Il have some new watches Just fresh
from the factory. J. w. Lucas, Jewe-
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. WEIGH departed
this morning for Colfax for a stay with
relatives.
Mrs. Unseth was in the city from
Westby visiting her sister, Mrs. Nels
Solverson.
The celebrated Crown Brand Hy-
drafted lime, always fresh at Tibbits-
Cameron's.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
-Thayer's Boss Feed is the cheapest
as well as the best feed for stock on
market today.
An No. l span of driving horses
for sale. Inquire of DIR. Surenson or
DR.. Trowbridge.
w. w. Hanson, dentist, has re-
moved to dental Offices over o. E.
Davis drug store.
DO not forget the Curlee made
trousers for young men. Style and fit.
The Blue Front Store.
If you intend to paint your house
use St. Louis paint. Get color card
at o. E Davis drug store.
House cleaning is here and if you
need some wall paper just look over o.
E Davis line before buying.
The Misses Margaret Graves and
Pauline Thompson are at home for va
cation season, their schools at Coon
Valley having closed.
Miss Bena Peterson returned home
for summer vacation from Aurora,
where she has had employment for the
pest year. AHssssz
Avoid trouble by having your in
surance written by an agency that
knows how. John Dawson q Co, is
such an agency.
Mrs. E. M. Rogers is IN Milwaukee
attending convention of Daughters
of the war of 1872, her father having
served in that early conflict.
-Enoch Jewell and II. r. Page were
in the city from Bloom City to attend
to matters in probate court Mr. Page
says he is doing well in the hotel bus.-
ness.
...-Arlo Smell is first in market with
homegrown Strawberries. He, too,
was first this season to make the CEN
SoR household realize that this section
grows as fine berries as any place on
earth.
Miss Vina McClurg recently closed
an eight months school at Spirit Lake,
Iowa. She will visit an aunt in Ne
braska before returning to her hons
here.
Il have nice assortment of brooches,
stick pins, belt pins, cuff sets, collar
pins, hat pins, bracelets, chains, etc.,
which | will be pleased to show you.
j. E. Bigley.
Rev. Fifield was absent from camp
meeting on Sunday, having gone to
OwatOnna, Minnesota. to deliver the
baccalaureate address to the graduating
class of Baptist college.
Mrs. T. 0. Mork, Mrs. E. D. Har-
rington and Mrs. M. E. Ogden are at
department Woman's Relief Corps.
The local post is unrepresented.
Thursday afternoon there will be
general picnic of church workers and
all other citizens, and an urgent invita-
ton is extended to all to join. Baskets
should be taken for an evening meal
j. C. jacobson, one of jefferson
towns young farmers who recently sold
his place, left for Chicago, yesterday,
to renew work at his trade, carpenter
work. He was accompanied by his
mother.
Good paint costs nothing" say
the long-headed Dutch in one of their
nuggets of everyday wisdom. 1t costs
nothing because the values saved by it
are out of all proportion to the price
paid for it. A. J. johnson sells good
paint.
What has become of the Lld-fashion-
ed woman who saved all the meat
scraps from her table and converted
them into SOL soap each spring? Who
does not remember the eventful day
when the full barrel of soft soap was
finished off for the years use?
MIR. James Bigley is opening a
stock of jewelry and repair shop in the
building occupied by his wife next to
Sanwick's store. He spent the past
two years perfecting himself at a tech
nical school and is prepared to cope
with the rest of the world in his trade
and profession.
AT the residence of DIR. and Mrs.
C. A. Minshall in Viroqua, this after
noon occurred the marriage of Miss
Hazel Wolfe of Sparta, to Mr.. Otto
Name II of st Paul, a business man.
It was a quiet affair and the bride and
groom left on the Southeastern train
for home. Miss Wolfe was born in
this CITY, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
v. Wolfe, and sister of Mrs. Minshall
Mr.. B. S. Anderson Of this city, re-
ceived a dispatch from Los Angeles,
today, bringing him the distressing in
telligsnce of the sudden death OF his
father. No particulars are at hand
The father and mother arrived there a
s-.@Es~ a. L.