Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-05

S5c, at o. E. Davis.
Liquid veneer for polishing turni-
ture and floors at Towner's.
Get your house and burn bills fig
ured at Tibbits-Cameron's.
-F-1u.ers, it viii pay you to put up
good silos and buy of Thayer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wigginton returned
from protracted visit in Walworth
county.
Misses Tilda 0mundson and Katie
Goodell were La Crosse visitors yes
terday.
Albert Solverson is gaining strength
rapidly. attending now to his business
matters.
A case of scarlet fever in mild form
is reported from the home of James
Waldron.
John M White and wife have been
renewing friendships in their old De-
Soto home.
Chris Nelson, former clerk here,
now operator in La Crosse tobacco
house, was in the city.
"A son of Attorney Drew of La
Fargo, has been at Mayos' Rochester
hospital for treatment.
Two cases of pneumonia, VIII Gil
man and sister, Mrs. Wilbur Smith, at
the home of James Gilman.
Albert ]. Rusk left for Montana to
visit his son and daughter. He will
possibly stay during the summer.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: B. H. Pegram, John Nelson,
Russell H. Farr, Martin H. Larson.
The sixth Biennial convention of
Christian Endeavoreres of Wisconsin
will be held in Oshkosh, June 273l.
DIR. W. W. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. z. Davis drug store. Phone pa,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Mr.. A. c. Anderson, farmer north
west of Viroqua, experienced painful
fracture of bones in one of his wrists.
The Misses Mary and Beatrice Cof-
fiand depart, tomorrow, for West Vir-
ginia to pass vacation season with Their
sister.
DIR. Gunderson and \ family of La
Crosse are making summer tour of
Norway, Sweden and other European
countries.
Mrs. Allen Fish went to La Crosse
county and accompanied home her
daughter Fora, who closed her school
term there.
AT the farm of Carl Egenes, on the
evening of June 18th, will be given a
barn dance. Good music and stFietest
order. Everybody invited,
Decoration day brought a lumber
of old veterans to the city from sur
rounding country to join with their
comrades in properly observing the day
nearest their hearts.
Mrs. II. N. Preus and daughter
move to La Crosse, tomorrow, for a
| Temporary IL not permanent residence.
| The daughter will eater normal school
at the fall opening. .,..s,
Farmers who market grain should
remember that the Eckhardt head
quarters have been changed to the
Southeastern elevator, where deliver
les are hereafter to be made.
See that fine triple plate, gold
lined toilet dish, with box of choice
bonbon candy thrown in. They can
only be had at Johnson's drug store.
Call and see the catchy bargain.
There arrived here from the state
institution at Chippewa Falls the re-
mains of Protchief Hendon, II year
old son of the late Samuel Henden. In
terment was had in the cemetery near
Po-t farm,
-Messrs. Larson and Lavold of the
Viroqua Implement Company, are
sporting fine span of bay roadsters.
John Z. Nuzum & Son have added a
pair of heavy drafters to their lumber
yard equipment.
Universal Portland cement stands
the severest test and is indorsed by the
United States government. What is
good enough for Uncle Sam is good
enough for you. Always on hand at
Tibbits-C ameron's.
This is an opportune time to buy
any kind of lumber, flour or feed at
Thayer's, as Mr.. Bekkedal desires sales
to continue until time of invoice, and
all stock will be sold very close to save
expense of invoice.
"A new shipment just received of
the Adler Collegian fine suits in the
styles and patterns, the new browns,
grays and tans. These are the seasons
latest and snappiest productions. The
Blue Front Store.
BY catching hold of live electric
light wire following a recent storm,
Arnold, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G.
Fawcett barely escaped being electro
cuted. For several minutes he was
unconscious, but the evil effect has en-
tirely passed away.
Residents of the city should not
forget the weed nuisance. Cut them
down before the seeds appear. A
street that is void of weeds and rub
bish is beauty spot to any city. We
can have clean streets if1each resident
will do his particular share.
The dedication of the Camp RAN
dali Memorial arch at Madison will take
place on June 18th. General Samuel
Fellows, chaplain of the 32nd Wiscon-
sin regiment and colonel of the 49th,
will deliver the dedicatory address.
Several regimental reunions will be
held on the old camp grounds before
the dedication, beginning on June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. WEIGH left last
Sunday for Minneapolis, where they go
to visit an uncle and aunt of the form
er. 1t is fifty-seven years since Mr..
WEIGH has seen this uncle and did not
know where he was for most of that
period. He lately found that Daniel
Whips had been living in and near
Minneapolis for fifty years, and him.
self and wife celebrated the sixtieth
anniversary, the nth of last October.
Prof. Sheafor, who was assistant
principal in the high school the past
year, left for his home at Richland
Center on Monday, carrying with him
the best wishes of all our people. He
has certainly made unnd here and All