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

couple of days.
Mrs. Julia Collins has friends visit
ing her.
A. j. Beat returned from visit at
Madison.
Fourth of July a week from to-
morrow.
Mrs ]. F. Parker spent several
days at Madison.
Frank Williams went to Merrill on
fishing outing.
-Children's dresses, Is per cent. dis
count, at Rogers
Sunday took many of our citizens
TO La Crosse by auto
MILDLY blouses, choice before the
Fourth, 99c, at Rogers.
Mrs. j. o. Anderson spent Sunday
with relatives at Sparta.
-Jabob Amodt and daughter are
visiting in North Dakota.
Barn paint, linseed oil and roof
paint at Tibbits- Cameron's.
-Towner's for base ball goods and
oil kinds of sporting goods.
Illness of their daughter called r.
II. Drake and wife to Sylvan.
-Kaysers Us, 16-button long silk
double tipped gloves at Roman & Felix's.
Ladies ard misses dresses and
shirt waists, 10 per cent. discount, at
Rogers.
u. S. Army, 8ounce kaki cloth,
the genuine, for Camp Fire Girl suits,
at Rogers.
See that line of ladies' slip on rain
coats The very latest at The Blue
Front Store.
Ever Munson and wife of Viroqua
town are visiting relatives in northern
Minnesota.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Frank A. Chase and wife autoed to
West Salem and other La Crosse county
towns on business.
Editor Frazier and Merchant Owen
Buchanan were ReadstOwn callers in
the hub on Tuesday.
Chairman Albert Broadhead of
Sterling town, was in with mis- clip of
wool last Saturday.
E. w. Hazen received visit from
a cousin, Mrs Lizzie Caya of Bloom
field, Nebraska.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
0. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. l-52w.
The Russell B. Hoyt family came
from Chaseburg to attend the funeral
of the late Stanley Cory
Fifteen per cent discount on all
blue serge suits until July 6, at The
Sanwick Clothing house.
Ladies lace collars for coats and
dresses at 25 per cent of the regular
price. Roman & Felix. s8ss sn
w. G. Miller of Jefferson tells u
that little son met with an accident
in the fracture of an arm
Bradford Ranger is clerking in
Kuebler's hardware store during Char
ley Parker's wedding trip.
Mrs. Mary d. Brown and daughter
Florence spent some days at the. old
Springville home with friends. -
Lloyd Gorsline late of Chaseburg,
has purchased blacksmith business in
Westby and taken possession.
When you want soft pliable splendid
wearing work shoes you will find the
best at The Blue Front Store.
MIR. and Mrs. E. W Hazen, Mr..
and Msr. L. C. Boyle went to La Crosse
on Saturday in the formers car.
Mrs. Stephen Egenes of Colorado,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
community, her girlhood home.
Miss Wauneta Davis of Augusta is
mother, Mrs. L. c. Davis and other
relatives
Mrs. Clark Bennett and little daugh-
er arrived from Chicago for a months
visit at parental home of Mr.. M. d.
Helgeson.
-"Psroid" in the roofing business,
means the best. 1t has no superior in
the felt roofing line Call for samples
and prices at Tibbits- Cameron
.Judge and Mrs. Mahoney attended
mo Of hn rrsrvornskrt L.,
former extending his trip to the turbu-
lent scenes of the national convention.
Mr. NJ ]. Felix has a quantity of
soil for filling which anyone may secure
free of charge, by calling at his resi-
dence. the old John Bennett place, and
hauling away.
Alderman and Mrs. A. S. Nelson
are ready to start on a visiting and
business trip to Canada to be absent
some days. Their principal point will
be Calgary.
Mrs. E. v. Wolfe and son Earl of
Sparta are visiting DIR. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Minshall. Also Mrs. Sadie Wolfe
Sweeney of New York City, is a guest
at the same home.
Those ladies' popular shirtwaists at
the Blue Front Store are nearly gone.
The few left will be sold at reduction.
to close them OUTS cents and Sl.l5.
at the Blue Front Store.
Sundays Southeastern excursion
took great number of people from Vi
roqua and all along the line. The steam
boat ride to Winona proved a success
and was much enjoyed by the big
crowd of passengers.
"A party of Boy Scouts, under com
mand of Commissioner Beckholt, is hav-
ing joint camping outing with Soldiers
Grove Scouts near that place. The
boys went down bag and baggage on
Morday for a restful and enjoyable
outing.
There arrived at the home of f,di-
tor Frank Graves, direct from Wales,
Miss Frances Bryan, a cousin of Mrs
Graves, who came to make America
her home. Miss Bryan is an exper- !
fenced nurse, expecting to follow that |
profession here.
"A defective sidewalk caused an ac-
eident to Mrs. VIM. Brandon, the in
valid chair in which she was being |
wheeled precipitated to the ground frac-
turing a rib and otherwise bruising Mrs. |
Brandon. The city council made settle |
ment for personal injuries, paying fifty |
dollars.
Edward Hammer is in the city the
guest of his sister, Mrs. O. B. Wyman. |
recuperating from nervous trouble /
with which he has been afflicted for a |
year. 1t will be good news to his 1
legion of friends throughout the county /
to learn that Mr.. Hammer is steadily /
regaining is heal n. For more than /
thirtr wear Esi Hammer has hoo, a !