Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-16
Mrs. l. W. Smith is quite i'll.

Red barn paint at IS cents per gal
Ion, at o. E. Davis.
Use 'Instant Louise Killer" for
your chickens. 0. E. Davis.
Delicious. homemade sherbets al
ways on hand, at the Optimo.
Alpine" the greatest summer
drink of them all, at the Optimo.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 81.
Miss Omega Sno1grsss has beer
visiting in Webster and LaFarge.
Ladies Wunder Hose. The guar
anteed kind. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. A. o. Larson was called to
Minnesota by the illness of her sister.
Settle bills with Thayer & Bishop
at once and oblige, at Thayer's office.
Now is the time for bargains in
ladies' shirt wais.s at the Blue Front
Store.
Ed Norris and daughter of Iowa,
are among relatives in Viroqua and vi
cinity.
-Pariod roofing and Atlas cement
are having big sale at the Nuzun
Yards.
George Sawyer and wife had va.
cation among relatives about Retreat
and Ferryville.
--Rena Williams, nee Buchanan, anC
her two children of Illinois, are visiting
with relatives.
Plymouth L., Plymouth Standard,
and Waupun binding Irvine at Ander.
son & Sauer's.
Bekkedal Lumber Company handle
the best paints, white lead and oils al
the right price.
Willard Chase and wife autoed here
from La Fargo, Mrs. G. E. Chase re
turning with them.
Mrs. T. 0. Mork and daughter are
at Gainesville, Iowa, visiting her broth
er, who is seriously i'll.
Miss Winifred Baldwin was called
TO Madison to assist in stenographi,
work until September.
Mrs. Lansley of Arlington, Wash
ington, is visiting with the John Brown
and B. F. Norris families.
Mrs. Whitney Nichols and children
of West Salem are visiting here, whils
NJ. Nichols is at Camp Douglas.
%. E. Davis journeyed to Dubuque
to see Maude Adams in Peter Pan.
They report it as being well worth the
trip.
Jake Dach autoed to La Crosse
Thursday, accompanied by Chris 0s
trem, Otto 0tteson and Louis and Chris
Lewiston.
Mrs. Allie Bosshard returned Il
her home in northern Wisconsin after &
two weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Baldwin.
Miss Ida German, CENsoR's oblig.
ing Genoa correspondent, and also dep
uty postmistress, has been in the city,
guest of Mrs. N. D. McLees.
Homer A. Lombard and wife ar.
rived from Bowman, North Dakota, be.
cause of the critical illness and death
of her father, d. H. Bean at LaFarge.
Mrs. Harper of MissouIa, Mcrtans
and sister of Los Angeles, California,
returned to their homes after an ex-
tended visit with relatives in this vicin-
Ity.
Lester Walling and Will Glenn came
from Stoughton and Neerah, respect
lively, to go to military reservation with
the hospital corps, of which they are
members.
Geo. W. Hall and wife are at the
military reservation at Camp Douglas
conducting mess and supplying hunger
wants of the company officers of the
Third regiment.
-Silas Calhoon is beginning to show
substantial Improvement. now being
able to walk. His son and family Of
Cashton and other relatives visited with
him over Sunday.
Robert Stout and wife returned to
their home at Albany, New York, after
q pleasant visit with their many old
friends and relatives in this vicinity,
visiting the old home near Viola and
the places holding the memories of boy
hood days. Mrs. Tom Deaver and Ger.
trude Stout accompanied them as far
as Sheboygan.
Mrs. A. c. Cass was taken to La
Crosse Lutheran hospital Friday last
and there successfully operated upon
for tumor. Her friends will learn with
satisfaction that Mrs. Cass is doing
finely. Her husband and one daughter
have been with her.
Members Of the Third Regiment
band VINO live elsewhere joined the boys
here for camp service: Whitney Mich
OILS and Ed Norris, West Salem: Frank
Dickson, Soldiers Grove; Lawrence
DicGsJn, Menomonie; Halle and Lester
Green, Gene Rolfe and Frank Lebaska,
La Fargo; Frank Bezucha, Hillsboro;
Earl T. Smith, Sparta.