Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-03


Crosse hospital.
Plenty of homemade bran ct yir-
oqua Roller Wills.
Mrs. Matte Dawson and son visited
relatives at Sparta.
H. NJ. Isham is confined to his home
BY continued i'll health.
Harry Pulver has been visiting in
town, coming from Madison.
Mems rain coats and busters in
new supply at The Blue Front Store.
Miss Bernice Dewitt has contracted
TO teach at Aberdeen, where she lately
visited.
Mrs. Pearl Morley and children re-
turned from a visit at Madison and
Baraboo.
-Barker's remedy will strengthen
and build up run down system, all
druggists.
Sundays ball game was declared
off before conclusion of first inning be-
cause of rain.
-ParochiaI school is being conducted
in one of the grade buildings by Mrs.
Gulbrandsen.
Mrs. Mable Holley is here from
Waupaca visiting relatives, the Groves
and other families.
Druggist Jones returned from
Canada, taking his former place in
Davis pharmacy.
"A former teacher in our schools,
Miss Emma Kasperek, was recently
married in Milwaukee.
-Springville w. C. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. A. L. McLees on Thursday,
July IL. Everybody invited.
-Thos. Stevens, H. r. Vergeront,
Jacob Amodt and r. j, Bentson bought
hollow tile silos from J. W. Thayer.
Relief Corp women were. enter
tanned by Mrs. POWELL at the aims
house, atfording them picnic outing.
AT late state meeting of Beavers
held at Eau Claire, Henry L. Gardner
of this city was rel eeted vice. president.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith are
receiving a visit fran the latter's sis
ter, Miss Anna Schmirler of Boscobel.
Viroqua people will scatter in all
directions for tomorrow's celebration.
The ball team goes to La Crosse for a
game.
The Gliding settee, at Chas. S. Slack
& Co.'S, is solid comfort, and what a
pleasure for the wife and little ones.
Try one.
Cashier Knudson &c the Coon Val
ley Bank, with his wiz had pleasure
visit to the city on Thursday, coming
in their new Ford car.
Mrs. N. A.. Swigum just returned
from a visit with her friend, Mrs. Chas.
Klanrud, and report having good time
at her home at Galesville.
Groceryman John E. Side has pur-
chased the stock Of flour and feed from
M. HI. Bekkedal which he took over in
transfer of the Thayer interests.
Miss Mable Vaughan Of Bangor, Q
frequent visitor here with her aunt.
Mrs. w. z. Fisher, was recently mar
ried toia gentleman Of New Jersey.
!. A few pairs Ralston Oxford shoes,
one and two only of a kind swill' be
closed out at bargain. May have
your size; so you will saves 90 on each
pair. The Blue Front Store,
Our townsman Joel M. Nuzum was
given pleasant reminder of the day
ard the time on part of his children and
other kindred on the late occasion of
his seventy-third anniy ersary.
Mrs. Fromader of Camp Douglas
made sister, Mrs. John Friddell, visit
at her farm home, also Mrs. Brooks of
Chippewa Falls. Mr.. Romanowsky, her
father, returned to Camp Douglas.
Editor Copper of De Soto passed a
day in this city in the interest of his
campaign for register of deeds. He is
making tour of the county, expressing
satisfaction with his reception ard pros
poets.
When tn st. Olaf choir sang at
Fargo the convention, which had never
before shown approval by clapping of
hands, broke into loud applause. The
st. Olaf Male Quartet is selected from
this excellent choir.
"A bargain in blue serge suits. We
closed out line of twenty all wool
blue serge perfect fitting suits at dis
count, for quick selling $3.50. Think
of this price when serges are contin-
ually advancing. The Blue Front.
Eugene Newton, wife and two
daughters, are guests of j. S. Moore
and familyEof Harmony, having autoed
from Mellette, South Dakota, in their
touring car. They will spend couple
of weeks visiting friends, relatives and
scenes of their childhood. Mrs. New
ton is sister of Mrs. Moore.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are al
ways looking for the latest and best,
and they are now exhibiting the Itch
field laundry to be run with a gas en-
CINE, something the house wife has
been needing for ages. One farmer
made the remark he would rather grub
than do washing by hand. How about
you good man? Don't you believe your
household is deserving one of those ma
chimes that are used so much and so
often?
--Chas. S. Slack & Company will
make Special bargain or their thresh-
ing outfit, also one Case 16-horse trac-
lion engine if taken in the next ten
days. They have modern up-to. date
threshing rig with new wing feeder,
a Garden City, and it is a money max
er. Some one has chance to get a
good bargain and make some money if
they are awake to the opportunity.
Friends and school mates here learn
of the marriage of Miss Elsie Switzer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs /. w. Switzer
formerly of this city. The happy event
occurred at the family home in Min
neapolis on Tuesday evening last, a
brilliant affair as described by city
paper. Miss Switzer is a graduate of
our high school, a young lady of fine
traits of character She was married to
Fred Williams of Chicago, where they
will reside.
Ed. w. Cox had an expensive as
well as thrilling experience last Satur-