Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-14
Short News Stories Of Interest
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Headquarters for poultry food at
Williams feed store.
Boys soc "Poros Knit" union suits
The Blue Front Store.
Everything looks well for the big
celebration on the Fourth.
Marvel -four is best to use. For
sale at S1renson's grocery.
-Tibbits-Cameron will save you
money on shingles or roofing.
-Thayer's Boss feed is best for the
price that the market affords.
Don't forget, this week, to try that
K. d. flour at Williams feed store.
May Lawrence and Mrs. Gorsuch.
visited the Dells Monday and Tuesday
Wanted, boys from eight to fifteen
years old to join the VirOqua Juvenile
band.
See Tibbits- Cameron about screens.
If we have not your size we'll make
them.
Mrs. Gorsuch of Millner, North
Dakota, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c.
E. Buffers.
Former County Clerk Marshall was
over from La Fargo, Tuesday. guest
of Berlie Moore.
w. W. Hanson, dentist. has re-
moved to dental Offices over o. E
Davis drug store.
Bessie l. Dickson is home for
summers vacation after closing her
school near Ontario.
Mrs. Z. H. Brown and Miss Alice
Cambell of Cashton visited their sister,
Mrs. Jorgan A. Moen, Tuesday.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Liademann bank build
ing. 44-52
"A stitch in time saves nine. A
piano lesson in time saves nine. In
quire into the matter. See Iona E
Slack.
Paints, varnishes, enamel, mission
finishes, etc putty, window glass, ala
oastine and freskolin at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Ben C. Brown and bride arrived
home on Monday. They tender a re-
ception to their friends this evening at
the Opera house.
Miss Iona E. Slack, having closed
her years work as musical instructor
in the Wausau schools, arrived home
for vacation period.
Clinton w. Nuzum and sister Ethel
and Miss Ella Wyman, left this morn
ing for Madison. making the trip in
Mr.. Nuzum's automobile.
Are you Modern Woodman?Ifso,
please pay your assessment and general
fund dues before June 30th, and save
being suspended. o. E. Davis.
During the remainder of the season
all trimmed hats will be reduced in
price. Take advantage while the as
sortment is good. Mrs. j E. Bigley,
-Ardee fcur makes more loves Of
bread to the sack than any other on the
market and we guarantee it has no
e4ual For sale by H. D. Williams &
co..
Mrs. Mary Beat left for Madison
Saturday morning to spend the summer
with her daughters. Mr.. A. j. Beat
accompanied her, returning in a few
days.
Donald c. Bennett, formerly of vi.
raqua, was injured in an automobile
smash up recently at La Crosse, where
he is located, and engaged in the sale
of machines.
There are vacanies in the Juvenile
band for several new members. Bass,
cornet, trombone, clarinet and drums.
For information apply to Otto Brow.
or Whitney Nichols.
The body Of Rev. Gulbrandson was
moved from Saugstad cemetery north
of Westby to the Moen burial grounds
west of Cashton, where the monument
is to be dedicated July ,.
We want again to call attention to
prices we are making on mems honest
made work shoes. We are overstocked
and must sell them. $500 marked down
to 81 Is, 50 so marked down to $500.
The Blue Front Store
After twenty-five years of faithful
service as sexton at Coon Prairie church
yard and cemetery Nels Buraas laid
down life's burdens and will have his
remains placed to rest. He died Sun
day night, well advanced in years.
An auto party visited La Crosse
from this city on Tuesday, composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Dyson, DR.. and
Mrs. R. w. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w Hazen, Mrs. L. G. Boyle, Mrs. H.
E. Packard, Doris Dyson, W. G. Webb.
While in Chicago last week B. C.
and o. G. Brown had the pleasure of
meeting for the first time the members
of the KurtZmann Piano Company. The
company consists of four hustling young
men, who entertained Kurtzmann deal
ers at their apartments in Hotel La
Sale.
The pleasantly situated and fine
Lake cnttaOe IN Coufh MAR, etraof u,as
sold at public sale by administrators of
the estate. P. Peterson purchased
an undivided one-half interest in thu
dwelling and three acres of land. John
E. Nuzum bought one and half acres
of land adjoining the premises on the
south.
John Mikkelson of Coon Prairie
corners, the well-kuown black NTH,
received dispatch from Canada con-
veying the sad news of the Heath Of his
son Leonard, who died from typhoid
fever. 1t was not allowable to send the
remains home for burial. The deceased
was twenty-five years old, left home
about month ago.
Mrs. W. H. Dickson is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs. Della NJ.
Patton of Topeka, Kansas, who has for
the past year been visiting friends and
relatives in Oregon and California. She
is on honewa-d journey for visit after
which she mi -nds going TO the coast
and thence on to the Hawaiian Islands,
where she will visit a brother and
nephew.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Grace Latta 70 Stephen
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