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

sons.
Something rev in water sets at
Towner $.
-Turpentine. oil and white lead at
o. E. Davis drug store.
-Towner has the best fruit jar on
market, the Economy. -
Economy Jar" for sale at Joe
Omundson's. Opera block.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Special prices on shingles and roof
ing at John E. Nuzum & Sons.
Attorney Drew was over from La
Fargo on professions business.
Mathew, son of W. S. Jordan of
Union town, died from typhoid fever.
-Florence-Webb Dickson of Menom-
cnie is at che parental home in Viroqua.
Make it point to hear the band
concert on the street Thursday evening.
Best medicine on earth, H. W.
Barker's cough remedy. c. F, Dahl.
DIR. and Mrs. Fortney arrived from
their Minnesota home to pass I h e
Fourth.
"A correspondent says there are
twelve widow residents of the village
Of Newton.
Miss Ruby De Lap came from South
Dakota, to visit with her friends and
neighbors.
W. w. Hanson, dentist, has re-
moved to dental offices over o. E
Davis drug store.
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? ]. E Bigley can fix it. All
kinds of repair work wanted.
You can always save money by
buying your lumber, shingles, cement
and wire of John E. Nuzum & Son.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. ASP
Miss Charity Hoyt came from
Chaseburg TO pass few days with
Catherine Munson and other school
friends.
-Readstown's physician, DR.. Gallo
way, has brought bride to that village,
having been married to Miss Thomas of
tennessee.
Ralph Grover. the barber, was taken
to La Crosse on Sunday, where it is ex-
pected he will submit to an operation
for gall stones.
Mrs. Mayme Chase-Sperry of St.
Paul, is guest of Mrs. w. D. Dyson.
She accompanied Doris Dyson home
from that city.
Ray Graves and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfield of Sparta, were over
from Sparta on Sunday, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Graves.
Mrs. S. NJ. Keir desiresthe CENSOR
to give expression TO her appreciation
for the assistance and sympathy extern
ded to herself and family in their late
bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Beck were
here from Madison for the Fourth.
Mrs. Beck arrived Friday and has been
overseeing operations at their farm.
the old Moody place.
He has determined to settle down
in his native town and practice his pro-
fession-Alvin Peterson of Soldier S
Grove, who recently graduated from
the state university law class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Erickson of
Coon Valley, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. The occasion
was one of gladness with the worthy
couple, and made so by their neighbors
Sunday, a week ago, Rev. Sovde
and wife were made the victims of a
surprise by members of their congre-
cation, and it was the opportunity for
coming together of large company in
Coon Valley. =.
We want again to call attention to
prices we are making on men g honest
made work shoes. We are overstocked
and must sell them. $500 marked down
to $2.25, 81 30 marked down to $500.
The Blue Front Store.
Boys "Kazoo" suspenders and hose
supporters combined. They are the
best thing for boys yet invented. Easy
on the stockings and good support to
the shoulders. Every boy should wear
them. The Blue Front Store.
Mr. Mullen has taken possession of
the city meat market, and looks familiar
behind the block He purchased the
place from Stoll G. Chase, who ex-
changed thirty acres out of the old
Hill farm to Mr.. Heal for the market.
Morley A. Andrews, station agent
at Soldiers Grove, suffered what ap-
peared to be a sunstroke on a recent
date, but is rapidly recovering. Dur
ing his ircapacity Clarence Carter of
Readstown is acting as agent in Nor
ley's stead.
Hay crop is light this year, when
we recall the abundance of rain that
has fallen all season. Killing out of
rrVo in old h. s
last year g drought, is given as cause
heavy grass yield.
Station Agent Boyle presented the
CENSOR with some of the booklets illus
trating scenes on the extension of the
company in the west The publications
are certainly the finest advertising
matter the St. Paul or any other com
pany has ever put before the public.
-Mesdames C. E. Morley and Jos.
Pulver have so far recovered from sur
gical operations performed upon them
at La Crosse hospitals that they arriv-
ed home the latter part Of the week.
With quiet and care they hope to be full
ly relieved from the long-seated troub-
les with which they were afflicted.
Fred r. Gohde has changed from
undertaking craftsmanship to sale Of
cigars, representing the Standard Cigar
Company of Galena, Illinoi". On a re-
cent visit to that ancient Oh city Fred
had the satisfaction of listing the old
home occupied by President Grant be-
fore and after ne was president. The
place is preserved in its natural state
with the equipment in place as the
family left it.