Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-13
Floyd Bowman has gone west.

windows, at Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Ladies and misses wash dresses !
price for Friday only. Roman & Felix.
ladies tan linen wash skirts, worth
81. so, special this week Sl.10. Rogers.
The Optimo, for ice cream azd sodas
the coolest spot in town these hot
days.
Miss Nellie Mahoney Joined party
of campers at Dresbach on the Mississ-
ippi.
-Children's gingham and percale
dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years, 33c. Ro-
man & Felix.
-Wyman Ward of Readstown met
his mother here, who had been visiting
in Montana.
H. A. fainter and Young Velch of
Pleasant Ridge, departed on Saturday,
for Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Boyle depart
for Cleveland, Ohio, to pass a week
with relatives.
Mrs. Ivan Wood arrived from Col
orado, her husband having gone on to
New Mexico.
Miss Minnie jacobson is at home
near Eaofea after several years teach
ing in Montana.
Miss Edith fainter will initiate kin
dergarten instruction in Sparta schools
the ensuing year.
Miss Helen Wigginton returned
from long stay With her grandparents
in Walworth county.
Attorney Hammer and VIM. Alsy-
brook autoed to the county seat from
HillsborO on Friday.
Miss Ethei Fisher. book-keeper at
the creamery, spent vasstion with her
parents at Waupun.
Mrs. j. S. Nc Kittrick returned
from protracted visit with her daugh-
ter at Cleveland, Ohio.
The very newest designs, patterns
and styles in neckwear just received at
The Blue Front Store.
If you want the best tobacco lath
on the market, buy them from the Nuz.
UNI lumber yard in Viroqua.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank j. Davis of
Retreat are off for vacation and visit
in the New England state.
IF. w. Ericsson and Will Setback
were in town from Rockton, Friday,
returning from La Crosse.
IF you have any varnish or paint
you want taken on, use Lingerweil
varnish remover. Ask o. E. Davis. :
Remember our mems guaranteed
socks, The Bachelors Friend. The
best wearing hosiery made. The Blue
Front Store.
Dorsey Sutherland, a young man
of Victory community died following
an operation for appendicitis in a La
Crosse hospital.
-Cronk, the Chiropracto., First Nat.
Bank, phone q, can correct your dis
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Friends here learn that a little
daughter came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. Hegge (nee Mile Jeffson)
at Hatton, North Dakota.
If you need anything in the line of
tobacco shed Or barn lumber, come and
look over our stock before placing your
order. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
%. c. Pomeroy, former resident
of this county and at one time proprie-
tor of the Chaseburg mills, died sudden
ly at his home in Madison a few day
since.
F. NJ. Towner and L. c. Boyle
made flying trip to Thief River coun-
try in Minnesota, DR.. Fred Tate ac-
companying them. Mr.. Towner was at
Rice Lake for few days outing.
H. E. Rogers is in Chicago buying
merchandise for his store. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Rogers and Mrs.
Ella Mcintosh. They will attend the
trade style exhibition during their alb
sence.
twenty-five members of Viroqua
Woman's Relief Corps had jolly hay
rack excursion to the farm home of
Mrs. Edward Gorsline, three miles
south of town. Threatening storm was
not permitted to materially interfere
with the pleasures of the day, and a
fine picnic was enjoyed.
David Sprague, fellow who lee
tured in different surrounding towns
and organized Boy Scout Camps recent
ly pleaded guilty to an uncomfortable
crime and was sentenced to three years
in the state penitentiary. He was OPP
Grating in Juneau county when his un-
natural proclivities were discovered.
"A camping and fishing party of vi
roqua young men consisting of Neil
Nelson, Albon Lindemann, Leland Nu-
yum and De Verne Slack, spent a
week on the Mississippi, pitching their
canvas headquarters near Genoa. They
succeeded in gettin' good supply of
fish and an over abundance of mosqui-
tos.
The remarkable growth of the auto
mobile industry in Wisconsin is shown
in a comparative statement issued by
the secretary. During the first year
of registration, 1905-1906, total number
of cars registered was but /, 1872 Last
years registration was "a. 57s. This
year the number has already increased
to 81, $50.
Between eleven O'Clock and mid
night of Thursday fire was discover
ed in the rear of Ben Johnson's laundry,
the changing of bells and sounding of
FIRE alarm bringing out the sleeping
populaee. Little damage resulted to
building or contents. Origin of the
blaze is shrouded in mystery, with a
tendency to the belief that it was the
work of an incendiary.
Friends here are appraised of the
happy event that united in marriage
Miss Jenevieve Harri9 and Mr.. Howard
f. Patterson of Aberdeen, August 6.
The affair took place at the home Of
the brides father, Hon. Chas. n. Har-
ris. Jenevieve lived with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Philip Boufffeur.
from early childhood, graduated from
our schools, and was a favorite in Vi
roqua. Her many friends viii extend
congratulations.