Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-16
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

derson & Sauer's.-
Use Panacea to keep your chickens
healthy. o. E. DAVIS.
Several nice cottages for sale by ].
w. Thayer at bargain.
If you have house or farm torrent
or sell, list with Thayer.
j. NJ. Allen and son of Webster
were here on business, Friday.
Mrs. Lester Cox returned from a
visit to brother in the Hawkeye state.
Miss Esther Dull of Soldiers Grove
is visiting with her brother at CAIRNS.
Miss Rilla Kinserdahl, employed in
Lacrosse, is with home folks for a brief
time.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman entertained a
party of fifty ladies, Wednesday after
noon.
Marriage license was secured by
Ray Jennings and Mary Young, both Of
Webster.
Mrs. Ed Kilmer of Wales is spend
ing some time at the parental home in
Springville-
Miss Alice Stevens, EN- oloyed at
the Optimo, is passing a week at her
Stoddard home.
Miss Vista Heal came from the new
Marshfield home and is visiting relatives
and school friends.
Mrs. Allard Smith of Columbus,
Ohio. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Butt.
Merchant Thos. Dahl has been pre-
vented by illness from performing his
regular store duties.
--Chas. S. Slack & Co. have electric
fiat irons and the Yale vacuum carpet
cleaners that are fine.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. 3. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence and Office. 1-52w
IF you are going to paint, use the
Weather Proof 100 per cent pure paint;
sold by G E. Davis, at 81. 80 per gallon.
Mrs. Buckley has disposed OF her
desirable cottage in the first ward to
Mrs. Rachael Anderson of West Prairie
Rudolph Preus returned from Illi-
nois state university. He is spending
vacation on the farm of H. r. Verger.
ont.
e W. Earle and family of Cashton
and brother-in law, W. C. Freting and
family of Tomah, motored down We'd
nesday.
The difference between your own
child and your neighbor s is thai your
ehil1 is a cherub and your neighbor s
is brat.
After caring for her invalid moth
er, Mrs. Denning, some weeks, Mrs.
Anne Stoke went to sher home near
Milwaukee.
H. c. Costing and daughter Luna
are home from trip to Barron county,
where relatives were made happy by
their presence.
Sundays Southeastern took many
people to Ia Crosse and other stations
on the line, trips being made for pleas
ure and business.
Jordal Johnson of Portland, North
Dakota, is visiting relatives and friends
in Virouua and vicinity after an abb
sence of ten years.
Geo. Davidson passed through vi.
roqua Monday on his way home to Sol
diers Grove after visit with his broth
er, Hans, at La Crosse.
Twenty eight cent fancy Peaberry
coffee rs pound sack Sc. 90; Pearl white
soap 7~bars 25c; Ohio noisless matches
s boxes 25c. C. H. ostrem.
On Bishop Branch, Sunday night,
east of Pat Henry's more than car
load of rock was washed into the road
by power of the heavy rain.
MIR. and Mrs. B. T. Norris receive
As0fr H.
Manley is seriously II with gall stones,
and will probably have To submit TO an
operation.
DIR. Solverson and wife of Zumbro-
ia, Minnesota, are visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Solfest Solver
son of Franklin, ard numerous other
relatives.
Ernest Jacobson of Mylo, North
Dakota, is spending three weeks with
his uncle, TERMS c. Sebion, in Jeffer-
son town. This is his first visit home
in eleven years.
With plenty rains in the wheat belt
we make prices on -four lower; R d
S5.25 barrel, Gold Medal $500 barrel,
Williamson's Best S1.l5 the sack, Will
liams Feed Store.
"A state of Washington paper an
nounces the marriage at Waterville, of
Harry Wolford to Miss Mabel Painter.
Harry was born here, living at Ross
with his parents.
Mrs. Ruth Biodgett of Marshall
town, Iowa, is visiting with the C. c.
Brown and John Dawson families. Mrs.
Blodgett was formerly Ruth Haskell,
spending her girlhood days in Viroqua.
e. D. Harrington has removed his
repair bench from his home to his bar
Der shop in Bank of Viroqua basement,
where he is prepared to clean. repair
and put in perfect shape watches and
clocks, guaranteeing prompt and salts
factory work
Sheriff Hcve.and and Assistant
Rogers brought in from Harmony VIM.
Wheeler, John Hass, Alfred Rood, Her
man Garry, charged with assault by
John Helwig of Hamburg. Too free
use OF booze at dance is said to be at
bottom of the matter. The accused
gave bail and trial postponed till July
-Chas. S. Slack and Co have a few
mowers left at special terms this week,
AAhS hAS 1SuuCAs AHEW Lam
nay loader and one second hand Deer
hay loader. Do not lose $4,000 worth
OF hay by doing the work by hani,
when the loader would do the work Sc
much quicker and save three times the
price of itself il nay and a good pay
ment oil itself IN hired help that is i'm
possible to get.
Never send dollar away from
home when the article can be purchas-
ed at home. Money is our financial
blood. Its circulation will keep the
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