Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-02
-Silo tile; Nuzum, Readstown.
meeting next Monday.

Have you neglected sending in your
contribution for band concerts?
j. l. Case tank pumps and thresh-
er belts at Anderson & Sauer's
The Optimo, for ice cream and scdas
1.-The coolest spot in town these hot
days.
When hot and thirsty, t-y glass
of delicious Alpine. sold only at the
Optimo.
If you are looking for the best roof
ing, get the Regal. at 6ekkedal Lum-
Der Co.'S.
Young Mr.. Liska was over from
Greenwood visiting the Shreve family
west of town.
The Foster and Kromrey families
have as guests their relatives, the Kirk
family of st. Paul.
We have a complete line of screen
doors and windows. Call and see them
at the Nuzum Yards.
Mrs. ]. A. Blow and little daugh-
ter are among relatives in this commu-
nifty. They reside in Iowa.
General and Mrs. Rogers went to
Prairie du Chen, Monday, to take baths
some time at the sanitarium.
Mrs. Us. McKittrick went to Cleve-
land TO spend vacation with her daugh.
ter May, who is teacher there.
Mrs. Matte Dawson and son were
over on the Mississippi near Genoa pay
ing,a visit to the family of W. w.
Powell.
Sheldon Treseder came Minneapo-
apolis to be present at the Wilson KEEL
ly wedding. The groom is cousin of
his mother.
Ten per cent. discount on ladies'
and children's white or colored parasols.
Big bargains in summer wash goods at
G. H. Ostrem's.
Miss Myrtle Arlington returned
from teaching duties in Michigan, her
second or third year in kindergartening
at the same plsce.
Tables in cool and shady place
and some one to serve you at all times
at the Air Dome. Everything cool and
-fresh, but the walters. =
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank, phone q, can correct your dis
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Mrs. Geo. W. Minshall and Miss
Esther Butt entertained a party of
thirty ladies on, the home lawn of the
latter, Friday afternoon and evening.
Miss Celia Tollefson arrived home.
from Eland, where she taught the past
year in an Indian mission school con-
Quoted by Synod Lutheran church.
Before you purchase tiles for silo
investigate the famous Natco imperish-
able blocks at Ole o. Tuhus'. Do not
pass this up, as you are the loosers if
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.
Where will you celebrate? Take
your choice-Cashton, Coon Valley, On
tario. There are fewer places to cele-
brate anniversary day than usual in
Vernon county.
Oliver G. Tostrud has been among
relatives and friends at Westby, New
ry and Readstown. He is officially
connected with the Lutheran Indian
mission school at Eland.
&C. E. johnson was in from Esofea
for load OF merchandise for the En-
bretson store. He told that their little
hamlet is making good this season, and
especially the re-established creamery.
-Secretarys Morterud and Woods,
respectively of Bloomingdale and Dell
creameries were in the city on business
Saturday. Each told glowing stories
of the favor and good returns their
plants are working under.
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beasts. That's Allen Fish, proprietor
Viola Viroqua star stage route. The
heated term is so severe on his horses
that he purchased gasolene stage and
baggage outfit, giving him larger IA
cilities and will be able to make much
better time.
DO you realize that a Kodak will
add loads of fun to your vacation and
that every good time is good time to
Kodak. Don't put off buying the one
you have had your eye on a day longer.
We carry complete line and will show
you. If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't
kodak. Dahl's Drug Store.
Last Friday this city was infested
by rowing band of Gipsies, a dirty
band at that, and beggars of the most
persistent character. At every house
in town and through the country dis
tricts they gave the hard luck story.
This class of Migrants and impositors
should be suppressed and not allowed to
impose on people.
The town of Christiana has cult
road work on account of lack of funds.
1t was thought at the start that they
had plenty of money to put the roads
In excellent shape all through to town
but now many miles of it will be left
for some future time. While they were
at it they built some good roads. Cash
ton Record.
keep cool; we'll show you how.
Bring your oVercoat-you II need it.
Don't sweat-shiver. We can explain.
Come to the north pole--its right on
the corner. You don't need fan.
Wen supply the breeze. Go to the
sea shore if you can; If you can't, come
to the Air Dome and cool off. Don't
sit on the steps all evening". We know
its hot, but we know where it is cool.
James M. Smith returned from
Newton valley, where he had been since
April doing painting Tor farmers. Most
of the time was devoted to the prem
Uses of ]. S. Moore, the old Baker farm.
where house, barn, all outbuildings
were thoroughly painted, glazed and
repaired. Jim delares that the Moores
have one of the finest farms Of 200
acres in Vernon county, up-to-date in
equipment, neatness and productive
ness. Water is piped from q gushing
spring to the residence and other build |
ngs. Mr.. Moore dairies, raises beef