Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-19

business.
Carl Coe and wife were in the city
from Cashton.
Money to loan on real estate. Cali
All sizes and kinds of paint brushes
at 0. E. Davis.
Miss Marjorie Pierce is visiting rel
atives at Sparta.
Roman & Felix's department store
VIII be kept open evenings
| Attorney Moen and wife spent Sun
day with Cashton relatives.
M. H. Bekkedal and Carl Froiland
were here from Westhy on business.
Mrs L. N F;nstad went to Roct as-
ter to attend the wedding of cousin.
Mrs. C. H. Nye of Viola passed
some days in the city with her son and
daughter.
Mrs. M. ]. Jordan and Mrs. Spence
Duston visited the family of Rev. Evert
at Cashton.
Use NyaPs Eczema Lotion for
eczema, poisoning and all insect bites.
o. E. Davis.
Miss Anna Brudlous has been in the
city from Chaseburg guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Surenson.
Mrs. 7. T. Sanwick and children
visited the family of Carlos Buchanan
of La Fargo.
Miss Esther Butt is at Madison at
| tending university commencement and
attendant festivities.
Mrs. John FreddelI received a visit
from her aged father of Camp Douglas,
August Romanowsky.
On Wednesday last Marion Gilman
of this place was married to Miss Mabel
| Cox of De Soto vicinity.
| Mr.. w. H. Slack has one of those
new Rock Island Concord buggies, Just
bought of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Mrs. Ludwig Peterson, a relative
of the H. Running family, is here visit
ing them, She resides at st. Paul.
Miss Ella Wilson is passing a por-
ton of Naction period at Merrill and
other places with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ananias Smith is improving
the residence property recently pur-
chased by addition of two porches and
otherwise.
-Children's day was appropriately
observed at the Christian church last
Sunday. The usual exercises were car
ried through.
Nothing as good as those combina-
ton hay and stock racks. at Chas S.
Slack and Company's. Ask Elmer Of
ficer, the drayman.
-Chas. S Slack & Company have the
celebrated Success" corn shredders
and Ruth self-feeders for sale. See
them and get your order in early.
Gus Morterui and W. A. Lewis
drove in from Bloomingdale, yesterday,
in their new Ford's, bringing their
families for an hour of shopping.
Grandpa Slack is general manager
this week at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S,
with Mr.. Taylor of Tomah and julie
Simpson as helpers. Come and be SER
we'd. se .afnls i 5.
The Phileathean Society of he
Christian church will be entertained
Friday evening by the Misses Lelah
Crume and Fora Fish, at the home of
the latter.
Will Hammond writes the CENSOR
that he is well pleased with the west
and has good position as one of the
managers in huge department store
at Seattle.
Miss Nettie Anderson, late year
graduate of the training school, came
| from Soldiers Grove to attend COM
mencement. Others, a number there
were. who did the same.
A. w. Teller of Stark town, re-
| turned from Arkansas, where he passed
year or more. He tells the Ia Fargo
Enterprise that Kickapoo Valley crops
eclipse anything seen enroute.
"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.
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
Tibbi ts-Caueron'
Two members of the family of
Knute Peterson, formerly of Liberty
Pole and Viroqua, graduate from higher
institutions of learning, son Enoch from
Luther college at DEBORAH, and daugh-
ter Beth from Lutheran seminary at
Red Wing. The family resides in North
Dakota.
j. E. Bigley, a Viroqua jeweler,
was in our city and made deal for the
purchase of the Ellefson jewelry stock.
He expects to take possession on July
LIST, bringing his stock from Viroqua
here. He was accompanied by his wife
and while here leased a fiat of living
rooms. -Tomah journal.
DIR. C. V. Porter departed, Mon
day, for months outing. He attends
seventy fifth annual commencement ex-
ercises at Ann Arbor University, then
goes to Vermont, New Jersey and will
visit his aged mother in Maine, uho
is ninety-fiVe years old, and in delicate
health. Mr.. Porter was accompanied
east by Auley MeAuley of Mt Sterling.
The automobile fever continues
contagious and many have symptoms of
the real disease. DIR. c. f. TroW-
bridge, physician that he is. could not
quarantine against the pest. His is of
the ''R. G. H" germ, to be treated
for family and professional ailment. In
the city j. F. Heal has a new Ford.
New farmer buyers of this make are
Albert Egenes of Three Chimneys, Lee
and John Bold of Clinton, each one,
Merchant Bennett of Dell and w A.
Lewis of Bloomingdale. Nick Dor
scheid of Clinton, has a Flanders
20. It's catching, look out.
Mr.. H. NJ. Hanson says his crops
are the best this year they have ever
been on his farm, and he has placed his
order with ChaS 6 Slack e. CnynparVr