Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-23

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-Kaka suits for camping. The Blue
Front Store.
Try bar of that toilet soap at o.
8. Davis, price 10c.
DIR. G. W. Minshall and wife were
travellers to Milwaukee.
Miss Bena Peterson is home from
Illinois with her family.
DIR. Peterson and family were Sun
day visitors from Cashton.
House paints, barn paints, window
glass, putty ETC., at o. E. Davis.
George Jersey and wife entertain
new daughter. Ditto at Herb Morrison's
Col. Morley is passing the week on
his kickapoo farm, north of La Fargo.
Walter Kuebler and Otto Sanwick
spent two days at La Fargo last week.
Miss Edith Drake returned from a
weeks stay with her sister at Sugar
Grove.
u. H. Sherrick's family entertained
"a little visitor from Cashton, Miss Ris-
tuben.
u. A. Hayes and family were in the
hub from La Fargo, Monday, coming
by auto.
DIR. Hess Stock food, Poultry Pan
acea, and Instant Louise killer at o.
E. Davis.
General Rogers is visiting his son
Ed. at Sparta. He takes few baths
while there.
If you have varnisa that you want
removed use Lingerwett. Its guaran-
teed by o.. E. Davis.
Ed Perham and family autoed from
Sparta and passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole A. Anderson.
Clinton Wallace, the restaurant
man, has become possessor of a twin
cylinder Indian motorcycle.
If you have any vanishing to do,
remember 0. E. Davis carries in stock
all size ems from l0c up to 1925.
Bert Frohock is taking well-earn-
ed rest and outing in northern iscon-
sin, fishing being the sport he enjoys.
Jos M. Clark of Mound Park is
spending month at the boyhood stamp
ing grounds adjacent to South Bend,
Indiana.
Mrs Radford and son returned to
their home in Montana after protract-
ed stay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Cade.
Dave Stevlingson and family of
Coon Valley passed a week with rela-
tiyes and friends in this city and at
West Prairie.
IF you want trunk or travelling
bag you will go where they carry full
line of the very best. That place is
The Blue Front Store.
Cro..l, 4L.e fsl,;,.>,,,,.,, .t1.,. Es:.-t Ma
Bank. phone %, can correct vo,ar s7is-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Miss Mabel De Lsrmo of Berkeley,
California, is spending few days
with the G. j. Kuebler family. She is
cousin of Mrs. Kuebler.
George W. Dudley and family came
from West Salem and passed Sunday
with relatives. Whitney Nichols and
wife accompanied them home.
Former County Treasurer Lier, Ole
j. Lien and other Coon Valley gentle
men were in the city on Monday, driv-
ing over on business in an automobile.
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's the loosers if
you do.
Mrs. T. o. Mork returned from
Iowa, her brother, Walter Hutchinson,
accompanying her. He recently under
went a surgical operation and is taking
rest from work.
%. g. Briggs, former employee of
the CENSOR, has purchased the Albany
indicator, Green county paper. He
has peen working in Madison printing
Offices for some years.
Otto Kuester, stirring farmer of
northwestern Jefferson town, was in
town Monday. He reports hard storm
that lodged grain and did other dam
age to crops and buildings.
Mrs. C. J. Severson and son arriv-
ed Friday from Minneapolis, for Wis
it with friends and relatives here and
at Soldiers Grove. They will be joined
by Mr.. Severson in few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Beckholt commenc e
a month vacation next Monday, de-
parting that day for Mount Vernon,
Ohio, where his parents reside. They
extend their visiting to Indiana and Hi
nois.
Attorney and Mrs. H. P. Proctor
and Walter S. Proctor and wife antoed
to Zumbrota, Minnesota, last Sunday,
where they will spend a week with
their relatives, DR.. and Mrs. G. O..
Fortney.
"A few of Viroqua Boy Scouts who
visited the military reservation at
Camp Douglas, performed some of
their evolutions, much to the enjoyment
and surprise of the military officers and
soldiers.
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.
F W. Alexander sold his farm and
everything on his place to Will F. Lin
demann, who took possession last Sat
urday. Forest remains on the place
for month. In the deal he acquires
the old Nichols property south Of the
school block.
One of cur citizens went into a
meat market Saturday last and in q
reckless manner ordered a whole dol
lars worth Of meat. Just a. parting
shot be remarked to the butcher ssNow
deliver it quick and if there amt any
one at home why just poke it into the
house thru the keyhoIe. Elk.
Mr.. A. J. Moen of Westby vicinity
was a caller in the city on Monday. To
the CENSOR he said that Soren Larson
and himself were arranging to assist a
r1YIry7 faar If cranf ip;syen who were With