Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-07-26
Kodak aud cameras at Towner's.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.


awnings at Towner's.
Mems SOC work shirts for 25c at
Stoll & Groves.
Furniture polish that is guaranteed
at o. E. Davis drug store.
Roman & Felix for fortnight have
been taking account of stock.
-Surenson carries the most complete
line Of canned goods in the city.
Special cleanup prices on mems
Oxfords at Viroqua Shoe Store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
B. S. Anderson Anderson &
Saur, transacted business in Chicago,
last week.
: Buy only the Sanitary handker-
chiefs. These you can get at The Blue
Front Store.
"A stone jar of prepared mustard
for 15c; jar alone worth the price. Fort
ney & Henry.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge now has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. "a.
George F. Lull, who removed to
South Dakota from this county, has
gone to Canada.
Emmett Mahoney closed his labors
as legislative employe and returned
home week since.
-Heinze's sweet mixed pickles, zoe
per quart, at 15c; dills at 10c per Of,
at Fortney & Henry's.
H. E. Rogers and wife had visit
from their daughter, Mrs. George Sch
roeder, of Richland county.
nIa L nox-,,l oIoul- - oa,,.E
from Sparta, formerly Viroqua resi-
dent, was IN the city last Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Barnes and children of
Rockford, are visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Purdy.
Mrs. Strong, aged eighty-two years.
died at Ontario, where she had been
resident from the early days of the
county.
Hon. Geo. T. Atwood and wife
were in the city from Gays Mills pay
ing a visit to their relatives, the Butt
families.
Miss Amy Gott entertained quite
large party of young friends at 800"
at the home Of her mother on Saturday
afternoon.
John McGil has been in the city
from Folsom for some days nursing
painful fellon and receiving surgical
treatment.
Mrs. t. C. McGonagle and son
Charles of Chicago are visiting rela-
tives and friends of this city and at
Liberty Pole.
Miss Catherine GUST, class mate
of Iona Slack at Oberlin college, is
here from Pennsylvania for a vacation
visit with Miss Slack.
Fred NJ. Groves and sons Elmer and
Bert have returned to Montana. They
were called home because of the drown
ing of the son and brother.
Postmaster Smith is receiving visit
from his venerable father, who has
been resident of Fennimore commun-
ity for more than fifty years.
Mrs. Gertrude Cox Hoyles, accom-
panied by her husband, has been here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Cox. They were recently married
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L. Williams and
daughter of Carrollton, Illinois. are
visiting at the home of Ardo Buchanan.
Mrs Williams was formerly Rena Blu
chanan.
Conductor Brad Miller, of the
branch, who is taking two weeks va
cation, came down from Sparta in his
automobile, with a party of friends
last Friday.
Mrs. Boomer and children Of In
dianapolis are spending vacation time
at the parental home of M. V. B. Rich
ards in this city. They are accom-
panied by young lady friend.
All kinds of growing crops are
strengthened by Sundays rain, which
appears to have been quite general
While it was not heavy or PENETRATING it
has freshened all kinds of vegetation.
Mayor Mork is at Minneapolis pay
ing visit to three sisters who reside
there. Before returning he expects to
attend state convention of Wisconsin
municipal officers to be held at Superior.
Mrs. Erastus McLees and child are
here to spend sometime with N. D.
McLees' family and other relatives.
They reside at Muskogee, Oklahoma,
where Erastus is in the practice of law.
The cruelist of dumb brute de-
stroyers, the dog poisoner, is with US.
Viroqua has experienced his inhuman
work before. DIR. Suttle, Druggist
johnson and others have lost dogs that
they valued.
GfCII HGISOl WIN W
the city on Monday wore good winter
overccat, wraps in their vehicles, and
then were not uncomfortable. That
was cutting wind that followed SUM-
days rain storm.
--Thos. w. Latta writes to have the
address of his paper changed from Vic
tor to Hartwick, Iowa, where he has
engaged in the lumber, coal and agri-
cultural implement business His friends
in old Vernon will wish him success.
Rev. John T. Kendall and wife of
lola, visited his parents and friends of
this vicinity. Mr.. Kendall recently
was appointed chaplain of the Second
Regiment. The position carries the
rank of captain. The new chaplain is
is at camp this week.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Martin Tresedder of
Sioux City, Iowa, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Tresedder. From
here they will go to Dodgeville to
visit relatives. The Viroqua Tresed-
ders will accompany them. They all go
to be present at homecoming at Dod-
geville. Mrs Lydia r Gott viii also
attend, returning to the scenes of her
childhood homo In Iowa county.
Veteran Albert H. Hopkins was
among CENSOR callers on Manday He
reports the little colony of old comrades
in Mound Park all happy in their con-
tentment as citizens. There are in that