Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-02


Sparta.
"A fine line of floor mattings at
Towner's.
Outing parties are all the go with
town people.
Window shades, porch screens and
awnings at Towner's.
DIR. and Mrs. John H. Chase took
an auto trip into Grant county.
Miss Letha Hoyt has been visiting
relatives and friends in the city.
Special cleanup prices on mems
Oxfords at Viroqua Shoe Store.
-Surenson carries the most complete
line of canned goods in the city.
Mrs. Henry Allen of La Crosse
visited friends in the city Sunday.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Thomas P. Thompson spent a
week at La Crosse with her brother.
Frank Vince and son are visiting
at the old home of he former in Cass-
vile.
Kenneth Buchanan of La Fargo,
has been visiting relatives in Viroqua
and Westby.
Buy only the Sanitary handker-
chiefs. These you can get at The Blue
Front Store.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffees
are the standard of excellence. Get
them at A. E. Surenson's.
Engineer Weber and wife of La
Crosse VISITED at the Ed Gorsline home
few miles south of the city, Sunday.
Miss Hope Munson is spending a
few days at Oshkosh, present at a
house-party of young college friend.
u. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. ASP
What's become of the old fashion
man who justified his own meanness by
pointing out how somebody else was
meaner.
Let US make you a contract price
on Portland cement. Having bought
on low market we can save you money.
Tibbits Cameron.
%. E. Davis drug store for Nyals
family medicine; DR.. Hess stock food,
poultry panacea, ETC.; DR.. David Rob-
erts' veterinary medicines.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Martin spent
Sunday with their daughters, Mrs.
Whitney Nichols and Mrs. Leslie Slack
Mrs. Martin will remain some time.
We have handled Universal Port
land cement for six years and not a
dissatisfied customer. If you need a
cement floor we guarantee Universal.
Tibbits-Cameron.
Parties wishing to buy small
amount of land for home near city can
find what they want of John E. Nuzum.
Either with or without building. Call
and see him.
Mrs. J.. T. Mullen of Litchfel1,
Minnesota, is paying a visit to her
brother and sister, Ed. Wig and Mrs.
I. G. Knudson in this city, and rela-
tives and friends at the old Avalanche
home.
Mrs. Henry Reynolds, who is visit
ing in Kansas writes home that the
drought is very severe in that state
She says there is more greenness in the
Flanagan valley, where they live, then
in whole counties of Kansas.
Miss Doris Dyson entertained a few
friends at Maple Dale cottage of her
parents. The party consists of Helen
Otteson, Katherine Lindemann, Eva
Slack, Catherine Munson, chaperoned
by Marion Dahl, Iona Slack and Kath-
crime Guist.
Substantial Improvements are being
made in the Davis-May school house
two miles west of Viroqua, by adding
fence, new seats, flooring and roof.
Toilet B. Hetland was elected clerk snd
Tennis Lavold director at the late an
nual school meeting.
George Bush arrived home from
South Dakota, where, at Claremont, he
built cottage for his son Charles.
The latter accompanied him and will
remain till time for opening his school.
Their report for the west is anything
but encouraging.
Blind veteran William E. Minshall
and wife are spending their accustomed
summertime outing at La Crosse,
where they will be pleased to see or
hear from any of their old Viroqua
friends. Especially will Mr.. Minshall
appreciate calls or letters from any of
his old comrades of the Sixth Wiscon-
sin regiment who were with him on the
firing line. He may be addressed at
703 Pine street, La Crosse.
STORE keepers, meat market men,
coal dealers, milk men and all persons
disposing of goods by weight or mea-
sure would do well to test their scales.
weights and measures and to see that
they are up to the standard. Under
the new Wisconsin statute an agent
from the state commission is liable to
drop down upon them at most any time
and if found wanting, it will be a bad
advertisement for business as well as
something no excuses or explanations
will ever make right with their Gus
toners.
Statesmen with many carloads OF
western horses are making sale of the
same in nearly every surrounding town.
Two young men have load in Virouua
now. They give gloomy account of
matters in the west, telling that all of
South Dakota suffers from an almost
entire crop failure and no feed on the
ranges. Southern North Dakota, too,
is soreIy afflicted and also Montana.
These young men say that forty-fve
carloads of young horses were shipped
out Of Miles City in one day, owners
taking them where there is prospect OF
sale or to sections and other states
where feed is more plentiful.
Invitations are out announcing the
approaching marriage of harry Dahl
of Westby, to Miss Neiiie Riege. The
happy event will be at the brides par
ents in Platteville, August Z. Miss
Riege taught in Westt schools for
several terms. She is the sister of the