Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
Money loaned. W. E. Butt.

Money loaned. W. E. Butt.
L. R. Arlington spent Sunday at
home.
B. Johnson spent Sunday in La
Crosse.
"A full line of Wizard cleaning pro-
ducts at Towner's.
Where are you going tonight? To
the Air Dome, of course.
&C. NJ. Morrison and wife visited
Soldiers Grove friends Sunday.
Another large shipment of goods
received at Towner's l0c Store.
Alpine" the greatest summer
drink of them all, at the Optimo.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Oscar Bosshsrd is visiting the
Baldwin parental home in this city.
-Blueberries win be plentiful next
week. Leave your orders at Sweger's.
Mr.. Willard Hall autoed over from
Resdstown on Monday and transacted
business.
An inexpensive way to sperd the
evenings. Good show every night "
the Air Dome.
Plymouth L., Plymouth Standard.
and Waupun binding twine at Ander-
son & Sauer's.
Mrs. j. D. Sherwood and family
are paying an extended visit to Reeds
burg relatives.
&C. l.. Geary and daughter of 0na-
laska, were here to visit the family of
Mrs. JOS. Nelson.
CLERK Of Court Costing and daugh-
ter are at Turtle Lake visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Everett.
I'D. Wiley and family autoed up
from Soldiers Grove and spent Sunday
with Viroqua friends.
Rural mail carriers Perry McHenry
and Albert Dustin eloff duty with a
seige of the mumps.
Nothing finer for chaps, tan, freck-
les, etc, than Benzoin and Almond Lo-
ton; % cents at o. E. Davis
If you are looking for a bargain in
lumber, lath and shingles, go to Bek-
kedal Lumber Company, Viroqua.
Golden West -four sl.25 per sack;
30c package coffee Is; pounds &c
bulk coffee Csc at c. H. 0strem's.
Miss Florence Hoon, c. M. B.,
graduate nurse. Massage treatments
given. P.O. Box 9S, Phone l69, Viroqua.
Mrs. Thompson of Round Prairie
and daughters of Chicago, have been
visiting Thomas Thompson in this city.
We can furnish you material for
that new house or barn at prices that
are right John E, Nuzum & Son,
Lumber Co.
John Devlin il down on his farm in
Wheatland making repairs on buildings.
Dell Morrison and Frank Devlin have
been assisting him.
Rev. Condal will preach at Folsom
United Lutheran church next Sunday
morning and at East Kickapoo church
at 500 in the afternoon.
"A public dance will be held at Milt
Pierce's, 81 miles west of Viroqua,
Saturday evening, July 5th. Music by
the Viroqua orchestra.
Melvin Helgerson formerly connect
ed with the Brooks stock company, has
been secured as trap drummer for the
summer at the Air Dome.
Ben Morrison, wife and daughters
are here from Madison among numer-
GUS relatives. Ben will return but the
others remain for some time.
In the Mississippi river near La
Crosse on Sunday three persons were
drowned. At Cassville four Lancaster
campers also lost their lives in the big
.Iveg,
w. E. Butt negotiated sale of the
Miles G. Davis residence and two lots
in Third ward to Ed. Mullen, the meat
market proprietor. The consideration
is 81, 900.
The Misses Stella Heavrin and
DOVE Stunkard departed, Saturday,
for trip to the western states. They
will remain at the twin cities for sew
eral weeks.
-Farmersi Come in and eat your
lunch at the Air Dome, whether you
buy or not. Its a nice, cool, shady
place these scorching days. You're al
ways welcome.
Lloyd Gorsline was in town Mon
day. He is recovering from a two
months layup from broken limb and
has been visiting with his wife's par
ents at Chaseburg.
Roy Primmer of Sioux City, Iowa,
} visiting the home folks. He stopped
IN La Crosse to be with his mother for
day, who is improving with her treat
ment at the hospital
Oscar Morterud and wife and Miss
Matilda Morterud, accompanied by Hell
en- Hanson of North Dakota, wheeled
over from BloomingdaIe and passed
Sunday at the Beck farm.
Mrs. 0lberg and son and Messrs.
Tausche and Stavrum autoed over from
La Crosse Sunday TO visit Miss Olberg,
who is assisting Tax Commissioner De-
Wis. Mis-. 0lberg remains for a short
visit.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday were
three consecutive days Of heat such as
this section has seldom experienced,
thermometer registering from IS TO
100. Throughout the country prostra-
tons and death were unusual.
Frightened by a rolling piece of
the team Of John Tewalt |
made lively dash through the main |
street attached to his ice wagon.
Throwing papers on streets or road Is /
3 bad practice and should - ah&kod.