Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-12
Money loaned. W. E. Butt.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Work guaranteed.
Fresh lime, cement and plaster at
T.bbits- Cameron's
Get your Paris green at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Training school commencement to-
morrow evening, Thursday.
Barn paint, linseed oil and roof
paint at nbbits- Cameron's.
-Towner's for base ball goods and
all kinds of sporting goods.
Use Nyal's IMMINENT for all sprains
and bruises. o. E. Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
White corduroy piquc, Sc inches
wide, for skirts and dresses, at Rogers. ;
-Thos. L. Melvin and Chss. Zietlow
chatted with town people on Monday.
Wash fringe for summer dresses,
in pink, blue, ecru and white, at Rogers
just received another car load of
Northwestern buggies. Viroqua Imple-
ment Co.
See that line of ladies' slip on rain
coats. The very latest at The Blue
Front Store.
Frank Williams and family spent
Monday at the Pauison homestead in
Christiana.
Misses Blanche Running and Mabel
Sherrick visited friends and relatives
at Westby.
Miss Ethel Fisher, book-keeper at
the Viroqua creamery, is visiting her
parents at Waupun.
Another carload Of Swift's onion,
potato and tobacco fertilizer just re-
ceived at Eckhardt's warehouse.
Mrs. A. o. Espeseth and sons Mel
win and Carl go to North Dakota to
spend vacation with Mr.. Espeseth.
John H. Schroeder was in the city
from Viola to see his mother, who is
quite i'll. She is ninety-four years old.
-Assemblyman Grimsrud of Westby
attended commencement at st. Olaf
college, from which he graduated years
ago.
Hon. Chris EIlefson is teaching
parochial school on Sherry ridge. He
is doing this as matter of accommo-
dalton.
Louis Thompson and wife, Agrim
Thompson and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Thompson autoed to Coon Val
ley to visit their relatives.
Prof. Frank Bray. late of Cashton
schools, has engaged with Galesville
educational board Prof. H. J. Alma,
who leaves Galesville goes to Eeills-
vile. e
Mrs. i. j. Stark, Mrs. Charles
Wright and daughter Nina of Mitchell,
n-lr 49, Il
Amos Green and other friends and rex
atives.
j. M. Henry exhibited at tie CEN.
SoR Office Q sample of clover grown on
his Bishop Branch valley farm which
measured 10 inches. The clover stand
this season isgenerally very heavy.
"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.
Mrs Laura Brun, after four years
residence in Canada, arrived for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
Ellefson. She will assist in the care of
her sister, Emma, who has been sick
for year.
-Jens Davidson, Chairman Hoilien,
accompanied by two other farmers,
rolled into the county seat on Tuesday
driving Ford automobile. Life on
farm, it seems, is getting too slow
without joy wagon.
Prof. Mordecai Appleman. principal
of Baldwin schools, was in the city on
Monday greeting friends. He will spend
sor1e time at the old home in Webster
and attend summer school at the state
university, his third year there.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have just re-
ceived word they can get more of the
celebrated Tiger tobacco planters and
have three on the way which will be on
hand by Saturday or before. Those
wanting tobacco planter should take
heed of this notice
Ole ]. Moseng returned from
weeks visit with relatives in Dunn
county, four families living in the same
neighborhood from this county, near
Wheeler. Mr.. Moseng says they have
fine prospects for crops in that part of
the state.
Lawrence, son of C. o. Hagen was
cut in the foot by a barb wire on the
farm of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Bergen. He was taken TO the
village for medical treatment, and upon
examination it was found that blood
poison had set in the wound. After the
medical attendance the boy is now out
of danger. Westby Times.
Ceremony that united two prominent
families and popular young people oc-
Cured in Ontario last Sunday, when
Leslie Thayer was married to Miss
Florence Sloggy, daughter of T. A.
Sloggy, and granddaughter of Hon. S.
Sloggy. Rev. Gale said the words that
united for life two who were playmates
in childhood and classmates at school.
Mr.. Thayer is the eldest son of Rev.
L. L. Thayer and wife. He is associat-
ed with his father in the mercantile
business at Brentwood.
Sunday was game day with automo-
bile owners, every person having ma
chine going to one or more outside points !
The country roads are just now about
as good as may be expected at any sea-
son this year. The writer h2 g driven in |
most directions from the city aud wants
to concede to farmers west the banner |
for preparing their roads for business
and pleasure driving. From Martin |
Root farm at least twelve miles on the |
ridge, there appears to have been a |
contest to see what road districts could |
do the most and best work in grading |
up and making good the highways. And |
really, they are first-class in that di. |
rection. To the discredit of the ter
ritory surrounding Viroqua let it be |
known that people are most negligent |
and slovenly in their road making. Gull |
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