Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-09
Short News Stories of Interest
by Reporters comngs oing and Dogs of
viroqua and Vicinity
-silo tile: Nuzum. Readstown.

o. E. Davis.
Reduced prices on all pafasols At
Suttle & Tate's.
Get Stoughton combination hay
rack of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
j. l. Case tank pumps and thresh.
err belts at Anderson & Sauer's.
Miss Vivian Hesseling arrived nome
after years teaching in Iowa.
According to state law drunken
man shall not be take on any train.
The 0ptimo. for ice cream and sodas
the coolest spot in town these hot
days.
When hot and thirsty, try a glass
of delicious Alpine, sold only at the
Optimo.
Mrs. Amos Green and niece, Ady
Lieurance, returned from a visit in
Montana.
Our stock of lumber is complete
and our prices are right. Bekke1al
Lumber Co.
Miss Hulia Hauge is aome for va
cation from her work ir nurse training
school at Chicago.
Pearl Vess is renewing acquaint-
snce in this place after absence OF
tEenty-six years in the west.
--Sweeten upI Towner's CONNECTION.
cry department has the finest candies
made, from Toe the pound up.
Before you decorate your home see
Towner. He has anything you need
for house cleaning and decoration.
IF you have any varnish or paint
you want taken off, use Lingerwell
varnish remover. Ask o. E. Davis.
Mrs. Fred Zitzner of Franklin, suf.
fers from broken hip and has been in
a serious condition for some time.
-Nels Krogan came from Spokane
and is passing some time with his chill.
dren and old friends in this city anc
section.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on Wednesday,
July 16. Consultations and examina.
tions free.
Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank, phone 27, can correct your dis
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
w. N. Cotfland and daughters Mary
and Beatrice were Richland Center Wis
itors for two days. They were motor.
ed over by Nels Solverson.
Mrs. Della Boucher of Canada, and
Mrs. Lucia Farmer of Clark county,
have been visiting the old home, rela-
tives and friends about Manning.
Mrs. j. S. Moore and daughter
Myrtle of Harmony town are in South
Dakota where she visits her sister
Ills. Matte 4sS~ ton, ana other arieiius.
Before you purchase tiles for silk
investigate the famous Natco imperish.
able blocks at Ole O. Tuhus' Do moi
pass this up, as you are the ioosers II
you do.
Bring in your fur garments for re,
pairs and alterations now. The manu-.
facturer wants them now so prompt
delivery may be made. The Blue Front
Store.
Newton bali team won fast game
from Chaseburg week ago Sunday,
score to 4. After Newton beat,them,
the Valley Reds played them, also win
ming score II to 7.
Clark and Wood county lands offer
splendid opportunities for dairy farms.
Wild lands sell from $40 up. SPLENDID
bargains in improved lands rear good
town. See Edward Lind.
Mrs. F. w. Alexander recovered
sufficiently to return home from La
Crosse hospital, much to the satisfac-
ton of her family and friends. She ex-
poets to return in few days.
Rev. Barber, T. o. Mork and Miss
Minnie Latta returned from district
Epworth League convention held at
Reedsburg. Miss Grace Henry of Bish-
op Branch, represented the league of
that church.
Our years of experience have
taught US where to get the best val
ues and just what material is best suited
to your needs. You can save dollars
by buying your material from US. John
E. Nuzum & Son, Lumber Co.
Parents, if wise, will see to it that
the boys and girls now out of school be
given plenty of work. Teach them how
to work with system and regularity.
This is form of education too much
neglected, and continuation of such
neglect will end in moral and mental
ruin.
Mrs. N. Otto, who has been under
DR.. McElwee's treatment for two
months for tuberculosis is greatly i'm
proved. There seemed little room for
hope in her case as the disease made
very rapid progress but she has exper-
fenced such marked improvement that
her recovery seems now assured.
An exchange wisely suggests that
it is the wise parent who knows where
his children are after dark, while the
parent who is Indifferent never troubles
his head about the matter until it is
too late. To content oneself with mere
ly hoping for the best will not do.
Many a hayward boy and girl has be-
come so because their parents never
took the trouble to look after their
welfare.
You don't have to be wealthy to be
a philanthorpist. Any old time you
pat kid on the head or smile at ba.
by in the arms of a faded mother, or
tell poor consumptive that he is look
ing fine, or slip dime to cripple, or
send few flowers to hospital, or kiss
your wife, you couldn't DO more if you
had three billion dollars. When you
have a chance to knock a man, put it
off until tomorrow. But when you can
boost him, do it now.
While on his vacation here the
CENSOR had opportunity to learn from
o. C. Tostrud of the work being done
at the Lutheran Mission Indian school
conducted at Elapd, of which be is SUI
perintendent. They have as wards
more than fifty Indian boys and girls
from FIVE to fifteen years of age, who