Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-26

Mrs Elmer Frank and children are
spending the month at Madison.
-haysers ladies' sl00 isle union
suits at SOC at Roman & Felix's.
Miss Edith fainter returned from
/ S.Idies at Milwaukee normal school.
II 7. Sanwick is giving the best of
bargains on all his new summer suits.
Miss May McKittrick entertained
the bridge club at luncheon Tuesday.
Miss Jessie McGonigal of Tomah
was the guest of Mrs. C. w. Graves.
MIR. and Mrs Ellie Thompson are
off for visit with relatives in Dakota.
Merchant Allen Halvorson was IN
the city from West Prairie, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Endicott
and children spent Sunday et Richland
Center.
Mrs. Ethel Bond came from Hills.
boro to see her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Brandon.
Sidney and Judson Rigging of Lib
erty Pole were among CENsOR'S Mon
day callers.
Mrs. Ida Deefeman of Minneapolis
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Sam
uel Henry.
Triumph Batiste, worth Ice per
yard, before the Fourth, Toe per yard,
at Rogers.
Fifty cents per yard, vira Voiles,
special at 39c per yard, before the
Fourth, at Rogers.
j. Henry Bennett is making ma
terial building improvements about his
reridence place.
Have you seen those snappy sum
mer suits for sale at cut prices at The
Sanwick Clothing House?
Bring in your house and barn bills
for figures. We win make you lowest
prices. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Another carload of Swift's onion,
potato ano tobacco fertilizer just re.
ceived at Eckhardt's warehouse.
-Mesdames Otto E. Davis and Thos
E. Gorsuch were the guests for several
days of Mrs. Henry Toms at Richland
| Center.
-Sunfast, tubfast and other ging-
hams, q and 80 inches wide, before
the Fourth, one price, 10 cents yard,
at Rogers.
DIR Morley was called to the farm
home of Albert Christopherson last
Saturday, his aged mother having
broken her arm.
Sundays ball game between the
locals and La Crosse Athlets was a
\
the visitors, to a.
| Earl Arlington is spending a few
days at shome He will return to Mad
ison for the purpose of attending uni
versity summer school.
Harrison Smith and wife departed,
Saturday last, for California to visit
their son. They viii remain for some
lmonths, possibly through the winter.
i Cap s.l~ H. l.
sale on his immense stock of clothing
and gentlemen's Furnishing goods. The
| bargains to be obtained are phenomenal,
Mrs. Chas. H. Trowbridge and
daughter Lone attended the marriage
of Isador Trowbrijge, daughter of the
late DR.. j. B Trowbridge, at Rice Lake.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Hurd autoed
over from Boscobel and spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Gold
smith. They were enroute for Elroy.
The daughters of Frank Williams
entertained party of cousins number
ing twelve at the sugar camp of H. d.
| Williams, near Ross. The young mis-
ses were chaperoned by Mrs. Stearns.
Thomas Linton writes the CENSOR
from Lavina, Montana, that crops are
| looking well in that state and the east
ern people are streaming there for in
vestments.
Having sold my lumber yard to M.
H. Bekkedal, request all accountsget-
tied at once, either by cash or note.
Office in Tate building, Decker street.
J. w Thayer
"A few pairs Ralston Oxford shoes.
one and two only of kind. will DE
closed out at a bargain. May have
/ your size; so you will save 81 COON each
| pair The Blue Front Store.
WOOD Irvine such as is re Iuired by
the manufacturers can be had at The
Blue Front Store or at Eckhard's ware
house. One cent per pound will be de.
Quoted if the wool is not tied right this
| year.
"A new Waltham, full jeweled watch
at bargain: This watch came to US
Unexpectedly, being pledged for cloth
ing and will be sold at less than two
thirds of its value. The Blue Front
Store.
"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 $l3 so. Think
of this price when serges are contin-
ually advancing. The Blue Front.
Il have just opened shining parlor
for ladies', as web as gentlemen, in the
N. B. Smith building. will also clean,
press and repair clothing, both ladies'
and gentlemen's. A part of your bus
mess will be appreciated. B. Johnson.
Superintendent Buffers and T. o.
Mork, accompanied by their wives,
had an outing on one of the excursion
steamers of the Mississippi river, going
from La Crosse to Rock Island, taking
four days for the trip. They report a
most enjoyable and restful time.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Burkhart mourn
the death of a year.old daughter, the
little one dying on Wednesday last.
Funeral at the home the day following.
The parents are thankful for assistance
rendered in their hour of trouble and
grief
w. P. Shilling was a caller from
Liberty on Monday. He is busy with
his drilling machine in the neighborhood
OF Retreat, telling the CENSOR that be
has put down thirty-one wells in that
community, an average of about 300
feet being the depth.
AT the regular meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps last Saturday,
Mrs. G. Sydney Barber gave a talk
upon the customs Of the natives of
South Africa, Blanche and Hazel
Nichols gave vocal duet, and Verna
Thayer instrumental music Mrs. Ger
trude Wigginton and Mrs. Allie Har-
rington served refreshments.
Mrs. Herman Layer and her little
daughter of Berkley, California.
are visiting among former friends and
relatives. She is a daughter of James
S Cass. teacher in our city schools.
apl Mr. IL