Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-07-05

July.
Town quiet since the Fourth.
-Insnre with John Dawson & Co.
See Iona & Slack for piano les
sons.
"A fine line of floor mattings at
Towner's.
Get your paris green at O. E. Dav-
is' drug store.
Grant Rogers returned home Sun
day from Tomah.
-Talcum powder, all kinds at o. E.
Davis drug store.
The best Portland cement and brick
at Tibbits-Cameron's
Miss Clara Swenson spent Sunday
with La Crosse friends.
Athletic and "Poros Knit under
wear. The Blue Front Store.
-Tibbits-Cameron will save you
money on shingles or roofing.
-Surenson carries the most complete
hne of canned goods in the city.
DIR. Abbott was in the city from
Ontario to celebrate and visit.
Special cleanup prices on mems
Oxfords at Viroqua Shoe Store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 32.
M. o. Hill and wife, from the south,
are at the parental home in this city.
See Tibbits-Cameron about screens.
If we have not your size we'll make
them.
The Third Regiment band will give
concert on the street Thursday eve
ming.
Marion Baker is receiving a visit
from his brother who resides in Louis
lana.
Miss Winnifred Forbes of La
Crosse, is a guest of Prof. and Mrs. Col
burn.
Miss Aletta Schreiner has be e n
here from Westby the guest of Helen
Otteson.
Miss Katherine Haughton of Madi-
son, is here for a visit with her mother
and sister.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. Ga.
Geo. D. Thompson and mother,
Mrs. Bort, were over from Hillsboro to
pass the fourth.
OO AlOt AOAkGt luG OUEIGe LUfIC
trousers for young men. Style and fit
The Blue Front Store.
Hon. Edgar Emo of Valley passed
a few days with his nephew, Berlie
Moore, and old time friends.
-Willett Morrison and daughters are
visiting friends and relatives in ard
about Viroqua. They live at Trout
Falls.
W. W. Hanson, Dentist, will re-
spond to any call for his services, day
or night. Phone Nos: residence ISL;
Office 2S4.
Paints, varnishes, enamel, mission
finishes, etc, putty, window glass, ala
bastine and freskolin at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Miss Jennie Butt arrived from Los
Angeles, having closed another year s
work in the educational field of that
great city.
Avoid trouble by having your in
surance written by an agency that
knows how. John Dawson & Co., is
such an agency.
When you say Marvel flour, you We
said everything good there is to say
about flour. Surenson sells it for 81. 40
sack, It's worth mucn more.
The physician who recommends
automobile riding as a remedy for
nervous troubles would probably sug-
gest saving off leg to cure corns.
Jos. Pennell and wife are at home
after a months visit with their son in
North Dakota. 10. didn't see anything
that pleased him better than Wisconsin.
Under a new law of Wisconsin all
new bridges and culverts must be con-
structeG strong enough to carry eigh-
teen tons safely instead of ten tons as
heretofore.
j. E. Nuzum returned from the
west, reporting fine crop conditions in
Minnesota, North Dnkota and Montana.
but South Dakata, portions at least,
badly injured by drought and hot wealth
er.
j. E. Bigley has just received a
shipment of watches, clocks and silver
ware. He is now ready to furnish you
what you want in the way of a time
piece. Articles are first class d
prices reasonable.
"A stalk of field corn nine feet tall,
bearing ears and fully tasselled out, was
brought in by r. Somerfeld's son from
ViroqUa town. While that is above
the average, we have wonderful corn
crop for the first of July.
DR. T. NJ. Mills and Miss Mayne
Snider, both of Wilton, slipped one
over on their many friends BY being
quietly married and getting away or
their wedding trip before any one was
wise. A warm homecoming is prom
ised.-Tomah Monitor. The doctor is
one of our boys, son of the late Thomas
Mills of Jefferson.
"A paper and letter from Frank ].
Favor tell of 3 large financial loss that
came to them at their Pine Island. Min
nesota, home on recent night. The
hotel property which they were man
aging, building owned by another, was
destroyed by fire. The Favors sustained
loss of 81, 500 in furniture and equip
ment, but carried an insurance of ST.
600. The loss comes to them as exas-
perating because it throws them out of
business till another hotel can be re-
built and established.
One of the late legislative acts is
that which is of interest to store and
market men who are in the habit of
exposing their wares in front of their
business houses. The new law pro-
vides that no fruit, vegetable or other
food products, except such as have TO
be peeled or skinned before being used,
shall be displayed upon the sidewall or
outside of buildings unless the same
are securely covered by glass, wood or
metal cases or enclosed in tight bovoa