Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-12


about the plants over night, which is
the time when the cut worms are ac-
tive. Apply a second time if necessary.
Ladies macrome hand bags at
Rogers.
Louis A. Larson has moved his
family to De Soto.
Jubilee singers Monday evening
next at the tabernacle.
The Henderson summer corsets,
better than ever, sold only by Rogers.
For watches and jewelry see S. B.
Lillis, jeweler, opposite the postoffice.
MIR and Mrs. NJ. D. Brown were in
from Webster on Saturday doing shop
ping.
All work done promptly and in a
workmanship manner, at Lillis jewelry
store.
Mrs. Oliver Helgeson and children
we're here from Westby as guests of
relatives.
Attorney o. R. Skarr was over
from La Crosse for day g visiting and
business.
Month of flowers-rare roses Just
beginning to beautify roadside, field,
forest and garden.
Mccormick and Osborne binders,
mowers and hay rakes, for sale by vi
roqua Implement Co.
1T is reported that Mrs. Isaac W.
Smith suffered partial stroke of par
alysis few days since.
When you want soft pliable splendid
wearing work shoes you will find the
best at The Blue Front Store.
-Adolph Surenson and wife and Miss
Nellie Tollefson spent Sunday at Sparta
with Ben Tollefson and family.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Still more spreaders going out, Mr..
Forde and Vim. Lynn being among the
latest. One Litchfield left at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
Miss Myrtle Shanks has been home
for short vacation from her work in
President Cotton's Office at La Crosse
normal school.
Thomas Berge and family of South
Dakota, are visiting relatives here, the
Solversons, and ether kindred and
friends at the old home in Franklin.
Mems Ever-wear fine thread silk
hose so cents pair. Three pair guar
anteed to wear you months without
rip, tear or hole; $3.50 per box at
Stoll & Groves.
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.
Cali and see the catchy bargain.
George Zitzner of Franklin and
Merchant Allen Halverson of West
Prairie, are among the latest pur-
chasers of pleasure cars, having Sc
cured Fords from Harry and Chester
Dahl at Westby.
"A daughter of John F. Erickson was
taken to La Crosse hospital TO be treat
ed for appendicitis. She is twelve
years old, and has lived with Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Bennett since the death
of her mother years ago.
Ole Olson, a bachelor 78 years old,
a brother of liver Olson, died in Frank
lin on a recent day, funeral conducted
by Rev. Smeby at the Folsom Hauge
church. Mr.. Olson had lived here over
fifty years, coming from Norway.
Rev. Rust, former pastor of vi
roqua Christian church, now stationed
in Missouri, came to take his daughter
home, who attended school here the
past year and lived VITA her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Parker.
Mrs. w. P. Colburn departed, Mon
day, for the east, expecting to attend
I'D "a -. h. Il
New York, where their son Herman
has been the past year. Mrs. Colburn
expects to remain in the east most of
season.
Levi and John Lake returned, Sat-
urday, from Mt. Sterling, where they
did the masonry work on a fine brick
creamery. They report that they will
soon return to build brick residence
for Andrew Helgeson, former citizen
of this city. A brick bank building,
too, is TO be erected there.
Conductor Max Bier, Cashier Lath-
rop, Lester J. Wood, with their wives,
over from La Fargo on Sun
day. They were accompanied by Char
ley Clancy and wife and Mrs. Louise
Slime of Soldiers Grove. Other tourists
we're Doctor Dake and family, S. NJ.
Gore and family of Viola, and doubtless
numerous others from outlying points.
Highway Commissioner Ristow was
In the city on Saturday, having just re-
turned from Ontario section, where he
went to look over contemplated road
for later in the season.
Mr.. Ristow reports that he lost 320 feet
Of newly constructed road south of
heavy food sweeping the same
away. His next work will be TO make
|, 500 feet of macadam road on the Over
son fiat, north of Chaseburg, to be nine
feet wide. The first streak Of building
10 this part Of the county viii be on the
Honaker bill. east Of Bennett s corners.