Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-12
Short News Stories of Interest
by Reporters Comngs Gongs Doings of
Vioqua and Vicinity

All kinds of auto repairs at Chas.S.
Slack & Co.'S.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on j. E. Stoll.
An sizes and kinds of paint brushes
at o. E. Davis.
Mrs. George Griffin visited rela-
tives at La Fargo.
House paint, barn paint, varnishes,
etc, at o. E. Davis.
Attorney Chas. E. Nc Lees is here
from Oklahoma to visit his parents.
Mrs. John E. Nuzum went to Wi
mona to attend funeral of cousin.
The wife of Rev. Barber has been
indisposed and suffering from la grippe.
Much material is being carted out
to go into construction of silos by farm
ers.
Albert Thompson and bride of Coon
Valley, spent Sunday in town with rel
atives.
Paul Lawrence and family occupy
the residence recently vacated by Mil
Ter Thompson.
Prof. F. J. Tolland, former head of
La Crosse business college died az a
western home.
Mrs. Simon Clswson returned from
a protracted stay with her son and fam
lily in Minnesota.
Miss Grace AdIingtoR came home
from duties as student In La Crosse
business college.
Postmaster Frederickson and M.
II. Bekkedal were in the city from
Westby, Saturday.
Hans Grooming and family have
taken temporary residence on their ten
acre farm north of town.
Mrs. B. S. Anderson and children
left for Sioux City, Iowa, to pass some
time with her brother Roy Primer.
Niagara Maid silk gloves, black or
white, short length SOC, II button
length Use, 16 button 81, at Rogers
Mrs. t. W. Parsell of lola, Kan
sas, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ogden,
and sister, Mrs. Aug. E. Smith, in this
city.
"A dance will be given at Newton
hall on the evening of June q. Good
music and strict order will be main
tanned.
Prof. Aug. E. Smith and A. ].
Beat are representing Viroqua Masonic
lodge in the gram lodge sessions at
Milwaukee.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. will soon have
gasoline blowing outfit on hand and
will make demonstration as soon as
desirable.
-Jasperson ]. Peterson writes to
have his CENSOR changed from Water
loo to Traer, Iowa, where he goes to
build church.
Chas. IS: Slack & Co. will have
something fine for the farmers who
want durability as well as power in the
automobile line.
Two carloads of mowers, Deering,
Milwaukee and Champion, at Chas. s..
Slack & Co.'S. Also the same make Of
binders and rakes.
Henry Gray, E. H. Ames, Tom
Glass, Fred Vance and Pearl Fish are
the first to get their new mowers home
from Ghas. S.sSlack s.
"A painful and badly liberated tooth,
causing blood poisining, obliged a son
of Mrs. Thost Thompson to go to La
Crosse hospital for treatment.
DIR. McElwee, the successful Madi-
son specialist, will visit his patients at
Hotel Fortney on Wednesday, June 10.
The doctors examinations are free.
Chairman Albert ]. Hall of Genoa,
gave US the strong grip while in town
Monday. He says his father, past nine
ty years, is able to be about as usual.
-Conoition of F. NJ. Towner is re-
ported improved. He is in the Advent
Battle Creek sanitariunn at Madison.
Mrs. Towner returned nome on Sunday.
Miss Hope Munson closed her years
teaching work as assistant principal of
Montfort high school, arrived home
on Saturday. She has signed with the
district for the coming year.
In note to the CENSOR John E.
Casson says there on June I'd mercury
stood l08 in the shade at his Las Vegas
home, but adds that it does not seem
any hotter than so in Wisconsin"
Wool 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.
Universal Portland cement stands
the severest test and is Endorsed by the
United States government. What is
good enough for Uncle Sam is good
enough for you. Always on hand at
Tibbits- Cameron's.
Peter Davis bought a new "Wol-
VERNE" eight shovel corn pillow of Chas.
S. Slack & Co. Also his neighbor, Hen
ry Swangstu, took the same kind on
account of seeing the one at work
which Munson brothers bought last
year. Nothing just as good as the
Rock Island Wolverine. +"
The La Fargo Enterprise says light
ming struck pine tree on the Cornell
farm, killing t~o head of cattle be-
longing to James Mathews 1t is re-
ported that this tree has been four
times struck by lightning but still
stands to battle the storms and give a
shade from the hot rays of the sun for
man or beast.
I'm Salem district last Saturday, a
picnic following close of school, was at
tended by an immense throng of people. |
The class consisted of seven young peo-
pie: Misses Bertha Wilson, BERTHE
Roberts and Amy Appleman, Goodsell
Harold WEIGH, Ere man
Bugbee and Carl Zietiow. TIL nlem- |
bers were all in town on Monday to |
have class picture taken. Certainly |
q nice souvenir for members to retain
for the future.
The attention Of people in the To- !
calities in which DIR. McElwee prac- |
tees his profession has been attracted |
some time to his success in treating gall !
stones and appendicitis cases. The doc
tor has believed for several years that |
only IN rare instances are operations |
necessary and has based his treatment |