Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-07-12
Don't forget to go.
Kodak aud cameras st Towner's.
State Historical Soe.etS "enry's.

1OWner s.
"A 20c can of baked beans COR 15c
at Fortney & Henry's.
-Towner has the best fruit jar on
market. the Economy
Economy Jar" for sale at Joe
Omundson's. Opera block.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John E Nuzum & Sons.
H. W. Bakers cough remedy cures
that awful cough. c. F. Dahl.
-Nyals' face cream clears the COM
plexion. Price 75c. o. E. Davis.
-Hygeno keeps the flies off your
stock. Price 81 per gal. o. E. Davis.
Miss Almina Wise returned home
from Minnesota, where she has been
teaching.
July IS, excursion to Broadview,
Montana. See Egeland or Wig & Sol
version
Use DR.. Hess sheep dip to keep
the flies off your stock. o. E. Davis,
Druggist.
Save money and get satisfaction by
patronizing, through July, The Blue
Front Store.
-Wingold Flour, the best on the mar.
ket, Sl.50 per sack, going at Sl.40 at
Fortney & Henry's.
Mrs. P. H. Oftedahl is in the CITY
to spend few days with her father,
Hon. Philip Bouffieur.
Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffees
are the standard of excellence. Get
them at A. E. Surenson's.
is anything wrong with your watch
or clock? j. E. Bigley can fix it. All
kinds of repair work wanted.
Miss Helen Huschka of Mortified,
Minnesota, has been visiting relatives
in this city and community.
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E. Nuzum & Son.
Mrs. R. w. Baldwin and little
daughter went to Iowa to spend month
at the former home of Mrs. Baldwin.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. 44-52
From Fargo, North Dakota, where
she is employed as a saleslady, Miss
Clara Olson comes to visit parents at
Bristow.
Miss Bernice Banks writes friends
that she is employed in the main theater
of Billings, Montana, as musical at
liberal salary.
Sensational loop-the-loop in an au-
tomobile with the Bulger & Cheney cir
Gas, VIroqua, Friday, July q, after
noon ard evening.
At the home of his son in Montana,
Mr.. H. L. Bum recently died. Mr..
Bum lived at Westby for some years
with his son, editor of the Times.
Alderman Frank p. Mcintosh and
family departed for their cid home at
Edgerton, Saturday morning, for visit,
making the journey in their automobile.
Druggist Davis has a new assistant
at his pharmacy, William Jones, a fresh
arrival from Wales. He was induced
to come here by Ben Williams. who
made the arrangements between en-
ployer and employe.
Sheriff Root and his assistants con-
veyed two residents of the county to
the state hospital within the past week.
They were Edward Veghland, a young
man OF Victory community, twenty
years OF age. The other Miss Lulu
Eastman of Valley, twenty-five years
old
Captain w. l.. Riley was in the
city from Genoa on Friday, having bust
ness here. He met many friends, Sold
iers and others, whom he does not
frequently see. Captain Riley holds his
age like youngster, and apparently
is as full of the buoyancy of youth and
goodfellowship as of yore.
Professor Taylor Fry, a former vi
roqua principal of schools. who lust
closed term in the assembly, has been
appointed deputy to j. d. Beck in the
office of labor commissioner and bureau
of statistics of the state. Mr.. FRYE is a
methodical man and has a student mind
and readily grasps problems and situa-
tons.
This section had two sple ndid
showers on Sunday and Monday and
the torrid atmosphere of fortnight is
much improved. The scorching con-
ditions that prevailed did not a little
damage to wheat, barley, oats, potatoes
and other growing crops, to what ex-
tent it is difficult to estimate at this
time.
While enroute to the Mississippi on
Monday, Ben Williams, with his neice.
we're overtaken by the storm and stop
ed at the home of George Broadhead on
West Prairie. Wind threw Mr.. Broad
heads tobacco shed and granery off
their foundations and one of the build
lngs caught the horse and carriage of
Mr.. Williams, doing them injury.
Albert johnson has disposed of five
acres of land from his little farm i'm
south of the Nuzum home
stead south of this city. Mr.. Knute
Emerson of Towerville community, is
the purchaser. He will erect buildings
and as soon as completed remove here
for a permanent residence. Mr.. Ener-
son is one of the leading farmers of |
Crawford county. He will be welcome |
here.
Further Punishment Of the "deadly |
drinking cup" will be accomplished as
4 result of the decision of the state |
board of health at its semi-a nnual meet |
ng. The present rule of the board, |
which has the force of law, applies to |
public and parochial schools and rail- |
'oad trains. The new rule will extend /
he prohibition to public buildings of /
any character, parks, aiiu street foun-
aims.
-Adolph Heinze was here for a day
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Beck. /
lie was former Cashton school boy,
under Mr.. Beck when he
vas principal there He went to Madi-
ion and worked his way through the