Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
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Band concert next Sunday after
See o. E. Davis for fireworks of
all kinds.
Cemetery and lawn vases at F. NJ.
Towner's.
Get your Sal-vet at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Money to loan on real estate. Can
on J. E. Stoll.
-Garland's electric fat irons at An
derson & Sauer's.
Clark Bennett of Chicago is here
for short visit.
w. E. Lawtcn ard family autoed
to La Fargo Sunday.
Village and town boards of review
were the order on Monday.
-Millet and buckwheat cheap, this
year, at Williams Feed Store.
-Towner has received full line of
Eastman kodaks and supplies.
The best lime and cement, always
on hand. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Will have cherries for canning.
Leave your orders stSweger's grocery
Sparta is to have a flying machine
as one of the Fourth of July attractions
Mrs. D. H. Norton of La Crosse is
visiting with L. R. Arlington and fam
lily.
The more you eat the more you
want of that Velvet ice cream at the
Air Dome.
twenty-five, cent bulk coffee 22ac;
A A.,
for rs cents. c. H. 0strem.
Mrs. A. E. Wigginton and Mrs. B.
G. Brown are renewing acquaintance
in Elkhorn, their former home.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Pink salmon sc per can; corn starch
35c per package; 20 pounds best granu-
lated sugar for Sl.00 c. H Ostrem.
If you are going to paint. use the
Weather Proof 100 per cent pure paint;
sold by 0. E. Davis, at 81. 80 per gallon.
Remember, general admission at
the Air Dome is only sc. reserved seats
l0c. More comfortable canvas seats
are being added.
John w. Sellars, after spending q
year in Texas and Colorado, returned
TO the old stamping grounds at Viola
He is improved IN health.
In addition to the delicious ic e
cream, the Optimo is serving this sea
son, fine homemade sherbets in var
iety of fiavors will also be carried.
Judge Mahoney was called to Mad
ison, Sunday, to attend the funeral of
his youngest brother, aged twenty-five,
who passed away after long and pain
full illness.
bert E. Dunlap and wife of Sioux
City, Iowa, have been among relatives
and friends in the old home town of
Bert for some days. He is travelling
salesman.
The Home Circle club, thirty strong,
composed of ladies and gentlemen, held
their last meeting at the summer cot-
tage of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Stoll on
Bishop Branch.
The parents of Rev. j. T.. Bayne
have arrived and the family is now set
tied in the Congregational parsonage
The senior Bayne is longtime minis
ter of the gospel.
The daughter of Anton H. Nelson
of Coon Valley was recently married in
North Dakota to Carl Halmrast, max
ing a visit home before taking up their
residence in Canada.
"A new dressmaking shop opens
next week upstairs over Mrs. Larson's
millinery store. Perfect fits guaranteed
Moderate prices. Ladies' are invited to
call or give orders for work.
Banker and Mrs. E. B. Knutson of
Coon Valley celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary Sunday a wee k
ago, having many guests from differ
ent points in western Wisconsin.
The ice cream social on the lawn
of Rev. Hofstad, Friday night, was
one of the largest and most pleasant
social affairs of the season, nearly if
not quite Thousand people joining, re-
presenting all denominations.
Two sleek short-change sharpers
were arrested at Chasepurg and taken
to La Crosse. They were successful in
playing their tricks on some booze
vendors at points in Lacrosse county,
where they were taken by officers.
ID. D. Hannah and wife of Kansas,
were in the city over Sunday guests
of their relatives the Griffin and Fish
er families. They went from here to
visit Geo. B. Fisher and family, at Wau-
pun.
-Tuhus & Clark report the sale of
four Buick cars this week: M. H. Bek-
kedal of Westby a Model 't3l," George
Schroeder Model 49, Stephen Het-
land a Roadster ''24" and F. A. Thay-
er of La Fargo Model ''25."
The Misses Helen and Florence
Scofield, college friends of Hope Mum
son, came from La Crosse and were
her guests Saturday and Sunday. They
were entertained at Mapledale together
with a number of young people of the
city.
Druggist c. F. Dahl was taken
seriously i'll during Friday night and
hustled to La Crosse on Saturday morn
ing's train. He was Immediately sue
cessfully operated upon for appended
tbs in St. Francis hospital, and is pro-
crossing nicely. Mrs. Dahl is with
him.
-Advices from the west are that
crops are suffering severely from
drought and hot weather. Nebraska
and South Dakota are reported TO be
IN the damaged belt. Old neighbors of
the John Theil family, who live near
Ipswich, South Dakota, learn that their
crops, for the third consecutive time,
are burned out.
Don't bump over dusty roads; come
to the Air Dome. Just asmueh breeze,
greater comfort and spl sndid pictures.
Try it once. You'll not regret it. Why
stay at home and suffer with heat,
when you can drop around the corner