Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-06-18
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Gongs Dongs
viroqua and Vicinity
Visit Towner's 10-cent Store.
Insure with John Dawson & Co

ASes mere 0uuudg-
Frank Bezucha of Hillsboro spent
Saturday in Viroqua.
M. ]. Felix and family visited near
Westby over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Nelson spent
Sunday in Coon Valley.
Mrs. C. W. Franklin is visiting at
kilbourn and Baraboo.
Attorney and Mrs. Moen Sundayed
at Casaton with relatives.
Elton Stricken and wife have been
visiting the formers parents.
Fall terms on manure spreaders at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
-Melrose convertible wagon beds at
Chas S. Slack & Company's.
-Towner has received a full line of
Eastman kodaks and supplies.
Myers hay carriers and Myers track
at Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Plain white and tastefully trimmed
Balkan blouses at Suttle & Tate's.
"A fiue line of steel ranges for wood
and coal at Chas. S. Slack & Company's
Miss Laura HoIley of Merrill, is
guest of L. A. Wilson and wife and Miss
Ella Wilson.
Ray Waterman came from Mime
apoIis for a short visit. His wife re-
turns with him.
M. ]. Jasperson and wife have as
their guest C. E. Nelson of Iowa, a
cousin of Mrs. Jasperson.
Miss Frances Tate returned from
Menomonie, completing the years work
at Stout domestic science school.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
,. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence and Office. l-52w.
DIR. Martin Hagen left on Monday
for Minneapolis to attend the American
medical association convention.
DIR. and Mrs. f. E. Morley motored
to La Crosse Sunday, accompanied by
Mr.. r. w. Baldwin and daughter Helen.
Mrs J. D. Sherwood and children
of Medford, came to take up their res
idence with Mr.. Sherwood 10 this city.
Golden West -four, per sack 81 80;
Peaberry coffee, pounds for 81 90;
bulk oat meal, s pounds for 25c G. d.
Ostrem.
oil stoves for all the folks, from
one to four burners, at Chas. S. Slack
& Company's, both with cabinets and
without.
Mrs. Dora Stevens Bowman is at
the parental home on Round Prairie.
coming with her little daughter from
Aberdeen.
Another big shipment just received
of mems and women's slip-on rain. coats.
The kind the people like. The Blue
Front Store.
having completed school on Bis
hop Branch, Miss Leila Crume went to
her home at Omaha, accompanied by
Miss Fora Fish.
Mrs. Downer of Viola was taken
to La Crosse and operated upon. Her
sister, Mrs. Will Groves, accompanied
her and has returned.
We believe we now have the lar
gest and most up-to- the-minute line of
furnishing goods to be found in the city.
The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. G. W. Bush sustained frac-
ture of her left forearm, Saturday.
She fell and struck the member while
suffering an attack of vertigo.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Nixon announces that
she is ready to give music lessons, vocal
or piano, including sight reading. Call
at Springville circuit parsonage.
In addition to the delicious i C e
cream, the Optimo is serving this sea-
son, fine home made sherbets in var
iety of flavors will also be carried.
DIR. Arthur Hebbard and wife of
st. Paul autoed here and passed Sun
Gay with relatives. They were accom-
PANEL by Mrs. S. s. Hebbard of La
Crosse.
Frank Vince was at the farm home
of John NJ. Vance, near Fargo. doing
timing on buildings, last week. He
says rainfall there was equal to a
cloud burst.
d. A. Davidson, c. A. Knight and
DR.. A. j. Mcdowell of Soldiers Grove
passed through Viroqua Monday, en-
route to conventions at Eau Claire and
Minneapolis.
Peter Raaunf was in from West
Prairie and told the CENSOR of a severe
rain storm that visited that section on
Saturday afternoon, when hail the size
of hickory nuts covered the ground.
Blue serge skeleton coats for hot
weather Just the thing, with a pair
of light-colored trousers and Negligee
shirt, you are not only cool, but dressy
to the minute. The Blue Front Store.
DIR. Orndoff of Chicago, was guest
on Sunday of his classmate, DR.. Hagen
in this city. With his wife, DR.. Orndoff
was motoring through to Minneapolis
to attend American medical association.
He made a run here of 220 miles in his
Ford machine in one day.
Frank J. Favor came from Roches-
ter, Minnesota, to witness graduation
of his two daughters from training
school. Frank says his mother, who
lives with him. is now totally blind.
While MIR. Favor has two daughters
old enough to graduate from school,
has an infant in his family a month old.
Hon. Nels D. Nelson of Mayville,
North Dakota, arrived for visit at
the boyhood home of his brother, K. D.
Nelson in Franklin. He was a clerk
in the McKie store in this city more
than thirty years ago. He has been
prominent in North Dakota politics and
business. He is a farmer, merchant
and banker. Mr.. Nelson says automo-
bile industry Is absorbing wealth rep.d-
~ in North Dakota, and the man who
has not one is an exception. In fact
ne tells that it i easier to sell q ma
chine than a suit of clothes.
AT Tie farm home Of Fred Vance
near West Prairie, on a late day, very
distressing accident occurred when Hal
lie Hayden, while assisting Mr.. Vance
with a grubbing machine, was struck
in the face with the sweep, breaking
several bones in his nose and severely