Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-07-19
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Various Sources
Circus Friday.

Mrs. T. B. Smell suffers from a
sprained ankle.
Mrs. ]. w. Lucas was in La Crosse
for two or three days.
The best Portland cement and brick
at Tibbits-Cameron's IS.
Window shades, porch screens and
awnings at Towner's.
Buy your work shoes at Stoll &
Groves and save money.
Furniture polish that is guaranteed
at o. E. Davis drug store.
-Tibbits-Cameron will save you
money on shingles or roofing.
-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.
Nh. and Mrs. John E. Side are en-
PERTAINING new son at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels H. Nelson were
county seat business callers from Man
ming.
See Tibbits- Cameron about screens.
If we have not your size we'll make
them.
Supervisor of Assessment Henry
Linke has been in the city on official
business.
Mrs Clawson of Minnesota is visit
ing parental homes in this city and
Springville.
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.
Miss Clara Glenn is at Madison at
tending two weeks session of state
library school.
Miss Maude Lewis of Readstown
is visiting the Twining family at the
Viroqna hotel.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
Victor Toney of La Crosse, is spend
ing a few days in the city with his
brother Arthur.
Mr. Ralph Pomeroy of Gays Mills
is added to the clerking force at john
sons drug store.
-Heinze's sweet mixed pickles, zoe
per quart, at 15c; dills at 10c per qt.,
at Fortney & Henry's..
Just received, car of Ardee -four.
Makes the best bread of any -four on
the market. H. d. Williams & Co.
-Silos of cement, brick, tile or fir
slaves, with or without Iowa swing
door, at very low prices at Thayer's.
DIR. Minshall made hurry trip to
the country Sunday afternoon and plac-
ed baby at Austin Honson's in Jeffer-
son.
Mrs. Hooverson of Crawford coun-
ty has been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Nels Solyerson, in this
city.
Charley Chase and Donaldson Bro
theirs, La Fargo business men. have
gone to one of the lakes in Sawyer
county to spend a month fishing and
rusticating.
For term of service, ability and at
tentiv eness as a surgeon in the state
national guard, DR.. W. w. Trowbridge
earned promotion from lieutenant to
the rank of captain.
DIR. w. W. Hanson and Thos. Dahl
leave, tomorrow, for their annual va
cations They go first to st Paul. For
this reason DR.. Hanson's dental parlors
will be closed till July 30
As usual, our Third Regiment band
stood well in the pistol contest at Camp
Douglas, Whitney Nichols, Otto Brown
and Sam Lillis capturing fourth, elev-
enth and twelfth places, respectively.
Mrs. John E. Costing of Salt Lake
City is paying visit to the homes of
H. c. Costing and w. F. Fisher. She
is accompanied by three children. Mrs.
Costing was a former Viroqua school
girl, Jennie Vaughan.
Ben F. Smith who, four years ago,
left the service of Martin & Kuebler to
join his parents in Oregon, is now a
resident of Richard Center, having be-
come associated with the extensive con-
densing plant recently opened there.
Ben is foreman of the canning depart
ment.
Manager Lawton is informed that
every morning, Viroqua central tele-
phone Office will receive from the gov
eminent weather bureau at Milwaukee,
reports for the ensuing twenty-four
hours. Patrons of the system may re-
ceive this information by calling up
central. This will be matter of no
small convenience.
Having secured a satisfactory ad-
justment of his fire losses on residence
and personal effects, Col. Morley and
helpers are theoretically clearing away
the debris and getting ready for re-
building the home about as it was be-
fore. Mr.. and Mrs. Morley are unable to
express the gratitude they entertain
toward members of the fire department
and citizens generally for the splendid
work rendered in preserving their fur
niture and personal affects and a sub
stantial portion of the house.
Among the delegation that spent
all or a portion of the past week at the
militaryg reservation were Mrs. M. c.
Nichols, Mrs. c. E. Buffers, Mayor
Mork and wife, Mrs. w. NJ. Trow-
bridge and son Frederick, Lawrence
Lindemann, Mary Webb, Florence Dick
son, CharleyPeters, o. G. Munson, prob
ably others. The camp conditions are
ideal this season. The band and hos
pital corps acquitted themselves to the
satisfaction of those in authority and
returned home with commentator of
all who had their services.
From the places visited comes the
report of merit for the Bulger-Cheney
circus. 1t is dubbed by the press and
individuals as ''the newest big show,
and the biggest new show" The man.
ayers are certainly attempting to give
their patrons a clean, snappy circus
and animal show. Circuses of late
years have grown too large with their
three and FIVE rings; entirely too much
at one dose. Bulger and Cheney have