Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-09-03
LOCAL JoTTINGs
Picnic season.

utS tbutISE, WHO 10 Al.
Use Panacea to keep year chickens
healthy. o. E. DAVIS.
Little girls, big girls, misses and
ladies' winter coats, at Rogers.
House paints, barn paints, window
glass, putty etc., at o. E. Davis.
Alpine, the greatest summer
drink of them all, at the 0ptimo.
Miss lisa Joyce left for Duluth,
where she will teach the coming year.
Miss Ethel Atwood returned from
a business trip TO Chicago and Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. ]. d. Honaker returned from
visit TO relatives and friends in the
west.
Mrs. ]. H. McLees went to La
Crosse to take treatment for rheums-
tism.
When hot ana thirsty, try a glass
of delicious Alpine. sold only at the
Optimo.
You can save money by figuring
your house bills with us. Bekkedal
Lumber Co.
-Bekkedal Lumber Company handle
the hest paints, white lead and oils at
the right price.
Freeman Endicott and family spent
week in Richland county visiting with
relatives and friends.
If you have varnish that you want
removed use Lingerwett. Its guaran-
teed by o. E. Davis.
Have Just received four cars fresh
Portland cement. Call and get prices.
Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Order fresh, home rendered lard of
the jackson & Longwell meat market,
l2a cents per pound.
If you want the best tobacco lath
on the market, buy them from the Nuz-
um lumber yard in Viroqua.
President Mahoney, of the state
Equity Society, went to northern Wis
consin to deliver an address.
Nothing finer for chaps, tan, freck-
les, etc, than Benzoin and Almond Lo-
ton; 25 cents at .. E. Davis
If you have any vanishing to DO.
remember o. E. Davis carries in stock
all size cans from l0c up to S3.25.
Clarence Nelson is moving to West
by, where he joins his father-in- law in
carpenter work and contracting.
viii l. Groves has purchased half
interest in the Alexander farm from
WIN Lindemann, and has moved upon
the same.
The dance in C. w. Moore's new
barn, north of town, was attended by
a large crowd of merry makers, Satur-
day evening,
Il am prepared to do family sewing
and dressmaking by the day. Those
desiring my services win find me in the
Rice block. Hazel Terhune.
MIR. and Mrs. H. D. Williams have
exchanged homes with their son Frank
The changed conditions, in family num-
bers, prompted the move.
On Friday last, at the camp grounds.
Mrs. Buffers gave her Sunday school
class most enjoyable picnic. Parents
of the children were invited.
II. F. Clancy and family of Soldiers
Grove passed through here on their way
home from Lacrosse. They were ac
companied by Mrs. c. NJ. Peterson.
A Missouri editor suggests that it
may be that circuses take lot of mon
ey out of town, but look at the mail or
der houses the don't even give par
ade.
Coon Valley Herald reports that j.
K. Moen residing west of that village
fell, while hanging up tobacco, striking
and injuring his head against the hub
of a wagon wheel.
The latest one of our citizens to
become infected with the auto bug
sting is G. j. Kuebler, who went to
Chicago and drove home fine Paterson
car for family use and pleasure.
John Moseng disposed of his resi-
deDce and six acres of land in Chase
heights to Thomas Traastad of Jeffer-
son, who will move to the same. Mr..
Moseng does not purpose to leave this
place.
Returning from Chicago to her
Groton, South Dakota home, Mrs. VIM.
Graham ran in here visiting relatives
and friends in Viroqua and at SPRING
vile. She was accompanied by her
children.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on Wednesday,
September 10. Persons requiring
specialist s counsel and treatment should
not forget the date of the Doctors Wis
it.
slow is the time to place your order
for a corn binder. Chas. S. Slack has
tsie only corn binder that binds the corn
laying down like a grain binder. 1t
saves the ears. Get deeriDg or Mil
waukee binder.
- Mr.. Morrison, lately interested ia
the meat market, with his wife, has
gone to Litchfeld, Minnesota, to visit
parents. Their household effects are
stored here awaiting developments as
to their future,
Thomas Amundson and family of |
Montana have been spending some days
in this section visiting relatives and |
friends. They moved west about FIVE |
years ago and are not disappointed by |
the change. Mr. AmuDdson says they |
have good crops in his part Of Montana |
and the people are prosperous.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Moen were |
called to Cashton to attend the funeral |
of the latter's grandfather, Mr.. John |
son, one of the best-known citizens of I
southern Monroe county, who has lived |
in Cashton for some years. The old |
gentleman has lived with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest II. Brown since the death /
of his wife two years ago.
--Seirner Kjose and LATE Evans de-
parted, Monday, for DEBORAH, Iowa, to
renew their studies at Luther college.
The boys belong to the crack college
base ball team Of Iowa They also are