Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-28

represents the LEGAL applicants for Ii
cense and the brewing interests. Mayor
Mork accompanied the attorneys.
Come to Viroqua on the Fourth.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
More amusement than ever-next
Tuesday.
Next Monday evening occurs annual
school meeting.
Boys SOC "Poros Knit" union suits.
The Blue Front Store.
The largest assortment of local view
post cards at Towner's.
Plenty of corn, oats and hay at
Thayer's new feed store.
Come to Viroqua and attend the
Fair Fourth of July benefit.
-~Tibbits-C Cameron will save you
money or shingles OF roofing.
--Thayer's Boss feeu, the best on
the market for the price today.
RED" Buchanan is home from the
west, after two years absence.
The Henderson ventilated corset,
two styles, sold only by Rogers.
Come to Mrs. L. c. Norris for
Fourth-of-July bargains in hats.
M. A. Gauper is passing part of
the week in Chicago on business.
Mrs. W. n. Coffiand has been visit
ing relatives at Richland Center.
Miss Doris Dyson is at st. Paul
visiting Mrs. Name Chase Sperry.
Mrs. Mary D. Brown received a
visit from her mother of Newton.
For that awful cough h. w. Bar
ker's cough remedy, c. F. Dahl.
Mr.. John Kratchels and family
we're in from Genoa town today shop
ping.
From Milwaukee comes the an
anoucement that Hampton Miller was
recently married to lady of that city.
w. w. Hanson, Dentist, will re-
spond to any call for his services, day
or night. Phone Nos: residence 1877;
Office PSI.
Greatly reduced prices on watches
will be given on the Fourth-of. Julu
Be sure and investigate. j. W. Luca3,
! Jeweler.
If it is lumber you need, why not
go to Thayer's and save money in your
purchase?
-Arlo Smell is out after ten days
siege with measles, following the con
| fnement of the rest of his family with
the epidemic.
AT late meeting Earl z. Smith
was elected drum major for the Third
| Regiment band, and w. A. Curtis
quartermaster sergeant.
j. w. Thayer has moved his feed
store into the new building, just erect
ed in his lumber yard
Attorney J. A. Moen and wife have
moved from the Lake cottage on lower
Main street to the tenement house of
F. A. Chase adjoining his residence.
Ray Henry and wife arrived from
Waukegan, Monday evening. and will
remain during the week. They came
to Sparta to attend the funeral Of a
| friend.
| John Nelson, Viroqua travelling
salesman, and Mable Thosgaard were
married today in Westby 1t was the
occasion for assembling Of large party
of relatives.
It. T. Sanwick has taken possession
of the Stogdill place recently purchased
in the southern section of the city.
Mrs. Stogdill occupies rooms in the old
I.Terhune homestead.
Harold Eckhardt, Virooua student
at the university, has secured position
on the Office force of the railroad com
mission at Madison. Whether he will
continue past vacation days is not kr own
to the CENSOR.
Alvin Peterson of Soldiers Grove.
youngest son Of the late Alley Peterson,
is a member Of the graduating class
from the univt rsity law school, and his
long line Of friends will wish the young
man well in his chosen profession.
Parties having good-sized tents will
do favor to the agricultural society
and those having management of the
celebration in hand, by loaning them
for use on the grounds July Fourth. 1t
is desired to put them in use for shade
and rest places that day.
Last Friday mornings Southeast
ern train took out numerous delega-
ton to attend Barnum e. Bailey's cir
Gus at La Crosse. The number, how
ever, was far from past like occasions.
caused doubtless, by the busy condition
which farmers and others find them
selves in.
-Four or five musicians from La
Fargo and Frank Dickson of Soldiers
Grove, came to town on Sunday TO prac-
tice with the band, preparatory to TAX
ing up their soldiers duties at Camp
Douglas. The Third Regiment, to which
our band is attached, will 90 to the
military reservation on July 9Th, for
one week.
An unusual accident happened 10
the little two-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Asher Gorsline. While cross
ing the lawn to the home Of her grand
mother, Mrs Van Wagner, the little
one slipped and fell. fracturing one of
her limbs near the thigh. This ex-
tremely hot weather is a most disa-
greeable time to be bandaged in bed
with such an affection