Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-14

friends at Westby-
Otto Sanwick has been visiting rel
atives at La Fargo.
The best Portland cement and brick
at Tibbits-C 3.
"A Lansing silo-see one before Civ
ing contract for any other.
Athletic and ''Poros Knit under
wear. The Blue Front Store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 30.
j. w. Lucas will be at his branch
store at Coon Valley every Monday.
Now is the best time to sow alfalfa
seed. For sale by H. D. Williams &
Co.
Sugar Grove is to celebrate the
Fourth. Rockton band will furnish
music.
Twelve young women graduated
from the Crawford county training
schoUi.
Misses Katherine Lindemann and
Catherine Munson had horseback ride
to Westby.
The celebrated Crown Brand Hy-
drafted lime, always fresh at Tibbits-
Cameron's.
Genus Evans of Stark, is making a
trip through the west, Montana especi-
ally in view.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. g..
An No. l span of driving horses
for sale. Inquire of DR.. Surenson or
DIR. Trowbridge.
Avoid trouble by having your in
surance written by an agency that
knows how. John Dawson & Co., is
such an agency.
Miss Martha Oliver of Liberty was
taken to La Crosse for operation for
tubercular trouble.
Rev. Hartwell is at Prairie du Chen
for the purpose of taking baths at one
of the sanitariums.
DO not forget the Curlee made
trousers for young men. Style and fit.
The Blue Front Store.
Persons having valuable papers in
possession of Col. c. M. Butt will please
call and get the same.
Are you buying lumber? Do you
want price to fit the grade? If so,
call on Thayer before buying.
Mail Carrier Allen Fish has been
unable to make his regular trips on the
Viola-Viroqua line because of illness.
Arthur, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Steenson of Westby, was taken 10 La
Crosse and operated on for appendicitis.
Mrs. Willard Chase and sister
Blanche of La Fargo, have been visit
ing relatives in the city and on Pleasant
Ridge.
H. P. Larson is at Oshkosh in at
tendance of the order of Maccabees.
Mrs William Webb is representing the
lady branch of the order.
AT the residence of the brides par
+ents on Brush Creek, today, will occur
the marriage of Miss Ona Johnson to
Einar Berg of Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Henry is home from
South Dakota. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Chas. o. Bush,
who will remain for some weeks.
One of the slated amusements for
celebration on the fair grounds will be
race between span of trained dogs
and one of Minshalls race horses.
Big millinery clearance sale; rs
trimmed hats for ladies', so trimmed
hats for children. All go at greatly re-
duced prices at this sale, balance of
this month, at Mrs. L. c. Norris.
Miss Julia Munyon and daughter
Ruth came from Sparta to attend the
Liberty Pole graduation exercises, their
son and brother being one of the two
graduates.
Mr.. Ole A. Vedum, late of this city,
has purchased the Opera house cafe,
the principal restaurant in Westby.
His friends will wish Mr.. Vedum de-
served success.
David Buchanan was in the city
from Webster on Monday to meet his
son-in-law, who arrived from the far
west. The daughter and wife came
some weeks ago.
Ten experienced clerks wanted.
Four girls for dry goods department,
Two men, each for the grocery, shoe
and clothing departments. Call at once
Roman & Felix's store.
Photographer Walker is about to
move his family to Cashton, where he
has purchased the only business of the
kind in the village. His galleries will
be maintained in Westby and Viroqua.
AT the residence of Nels Gylland,
last Sunday, Esofea temperance society
held its meeting. Editor Ager of Eau
Claire, spoke in the Norwegian Ian
guage and there were others 20 talk in
English.
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 ali proportion to the price
paid for it. A. J. johnson sells good
paint.
Gilman NJ. Johnson, who has long
served the Southeastern railroad as
agent at Westby, has resigned his po-
sition and will look over TIE west with
a purpose of finding a location. Martin
Syyerson of the same place, succeeds
Johnson.
Among seven divorces recently
granted in La Crosse circuit court was
one to Nellie McKinstry from George
McKinstry, at one time residents of
this city. Three children were given
into the custody of their grandfather,
C. L. Foss of Purdy.
Mrs. Lawson Brown and two daugh-
tiers of Otter Creek, were in the city
on Saturday enroute for Minnesota to
visit relatives in Minneapolis and Maple
Plane Having disposed Of their farm
the Browns may locate elsewhere, but
that has not been determined upon.
In conformity with demands of the
state public utility commission, Viroqua
80 asst hfishi0cr a Eygrpra of accounting