Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-10
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Furnished rooms to rent 70 summer
school pupils, ar Frs. Geo. H. Clarke's s.
See our new 3allnacan coats. The
very latest out. The Blue Front Store
Mrs. F. E. Morley was called to
Ripon because of the illness of her faith
err
James F. Parker ard daughter Cora
were at Lacrosse 10 be with Mrs. Park
er.
Thirty FIVE cent wincow shades, Csc;
SOC window shades, 35c at Roman &
Felix
Engineer Shirks had vacation for a
few days from service On the South
eastern.
Clerk of Court Costing was at La
Crosse on business connected with his
official work.
Hal Smith went to Prairie du Chen
sanitarium to take treatment and baths
for rheumatism
"a IA Lusas is more than drink =
/ it is tonic, a nerve builder, food.
Try it at the Optimo.
Nomination papers for local and
state candidates are in circulation
throughout the country.
Our silo tile is the best on the mar
ket. and the building tile can not be
beat. Bekkedal Lib. Co.
-Worshipful Master BerIie Moore is
representing LaBelle Masonic order in
grand lodge at Milwaukee.
Fred E. Morley and wife came
from Lacrosse on Sunday to see Col
Morley before he departed for Wauke-
sha.
The venerable and veteran Isaac
Nv Hill of La Fargo, was removed to
Prairie du Chen for medical treatment
and operation.
Mems 81 90 and $125 sailor or soft
straw hats. extra good value for the
above price We are selling them for
Csc. Roman & Felix
Now is the time to get that Slough
ton combination rack or Melrose con-
vertible wagon bed. Prices will be
higher on Melrose beds after July 4th.
Harold Kellicutt is spending school
vacation on the farm of II. R. Verger-
ont. Other energetic students have
taken up like work during the weeks of
no school.
There is nothing equal to the Myers
tubular barn door track and solid turn
ed steel rollers with roller bearings.
Inform US if you have found anything
equal to it.
Read Wigs ad. in this paper. Com
mencing Friday, and continuing 70 r
one week or until all are sold, he is go
ing to save money for every kitchen
cabinet purchaser.
TOho Uroo.~ 1.;.o~ -. Do,,4, ~
| /, went to Lacrosse ard was operated
others will be pleased to know that
their faithful servant is improving
From Ashland Oregon. comes report
of the death of Mr.. A. E Sherwin, a
| Viroqua business man in the SOS a
/. druggist, who afterwards disposed If
his stock to c. F. Dahl and brother.
When you buy chicken feed come
to headquarters. Globe chick feed,
Globe developing feed, GloAs scratch
feed have stood the test and are the
best. For sale at Williams Feed Store.
-Osteopathy is a complete system.
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DIR. C. D. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. Office
209, house 312
It's vacation time Take an Ansco
camera with you. Next winter they'll
remind you of the good time you had.
Jasperson sells the Ansco cameras and
supplies, and he makes speciality of
developing and printing for amateurs.
Mrs. Emeline West died in La
Crosse, former citizen and native of
Jefferson town, eldest daughter of the
late James Creviston. The husband,
aged mother and other relatives sur
vive, Mrs. ]. l.. German of SpringviIIe
being a sister.
Booster! We want you to watch
the Piano add in the CENSOR every
week. 1t tells you how to get coupons.
Be sure and ask every one to save their
coupons for you. Come in and see US
often, will be glad to help you. The
Booster Store.
Our farmer, A. J. johnson, is max
ing good with the Bull tractor lately
purchased from Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany. Mr.. johnson has an ideal farm
equal to any in Wisconsin for location,
fertility and laying well to the sun
which insures quick growth of farm
products.
Miss Vivian Hesseling was recently
married to Mr.. Bandherg of Iowa,
where the young lady taught the past
two seasons. She is daughter of Mrs.
Hattie Hesseling, born and reared here.
Following her graduation from county
training school Miss Hesseling engaged
at her work in Iowa.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hendrickson over their loss
of little daughter, born and died in a
Lacrosse hospital, where the mother
is cared for. The little body was brought
home for interment. It's expected Mrs.
Hendrickson will be able to come home
in few days.
Mrs. Ella Higgins Black, with her
children, after spending the winter with
her parents at Liberty Pole, departed
for her home in Nome, Alaska. 1t is
a long trip for one to make alone with
numerous children. The Blacks came
out on the last steamer that left Nome
last season, and will probably be among
the first to get in this year.
While attending Odd Fellow Grand
lodge at Lacrosse, Hans P. Larson was
taken suddenly with appendicitis, I'M
dergoing operation at the Lutheran hos
pital. His cousin, Louis Hoyde, of
Westby, was treated for like trouble and
occupies the same room with Hans
Mrs. Larson came from Lacrosse, re-
porting her husband and other invalids
there as getting on well. She says
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