Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Insure with John Dawson 8 Co.

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The best of perfumes at o. E.
Davis
Boys waists and wash suits at Stoll
& Groves.
See that sl4 IS mans suit at Stoll
& Groves.
White laundry soap, bars for Is
cents at C. H. 0strem's.
Car! C. Coe was reelected district
school treasurer at Cashton.
DIR. Suttle is remodeling and i'm
proving his Office and residence.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone go.
"A 2-eylinder 7hp new Indian motor
cycle, to close at $500. A.H.Dahl & Co.
AT Rogerson & Dahls, I0c grade
best fruit jar rubbers at &c per dozen.
Paul Lawrence and George Hoff-
man spent Sunday with Viola home
folk
Mr.. VIM. Steadman of Greenville,
Kansas, is visiting relatives on Asbury
ridge.
Attorney E. j. Hammer of Hills
boro bad court business in the city last
week.
-Westby will add kindergarten de.
partment to her schools for the ensu-
ing year.
Edward Peterson returned to Sol
diers Grove after spending week with
relatives.
Walter Reed and BurIey Morris
have gone to Eyota, Minnesota, to spend
the summer.
If you desire residence in Viroqua
j. W. Thayer and Martin B. Davidson
can suit you.
Mrs. w. E. Butt returned from
Hillsboro, spending some time at the
parental home.
Mrs. VIM. Morris and family of
Rhinelander are visiting relatives and
friends at Viroqua.
The Tom Thumb Wedding" an
nounced for Viroqua, has been post
poned indefinitely.
Harry and Chester Dahl paid Wis
it to the Ford automobile factory at
Detroit, Michigan.
Buy your watches Of Lillis. He
has all standard makes and all prices.
Opposite postof7ce.
Remember the dance at Running's
hall Friday night. ViroQua 5-piece or
chestra will furnish music.
Mrs. John n. Olson and children of
Stanley, Wisconsin, came home to at
tend the Chose-Sanwick wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauge have TAX
en- up housekeeping in the Margaret
Tollefson place or south Main street.
Mayor Beat and his niece, Miss
Marion Dahl, went by auto to Madison
and other points. They remain some
Gays.
Chauncy Morley is passing his va
cation testing meters and doing other
stunts for the city electric lighting
plant.
Leslie, son of G. A. Morterud of
Bloomingdale, was operated upon for
appendicitis in one of the La Crosse
hospitals
Il am prepared to take in ard do
dressmaking. Shop at Thos. Thospson' s
residence in old McMichael block. Miss
Anna Legler.
Mrs. Ira Griffin of Keota, Colorado,
and her sister, Mrs. John Cameron of
Lacrosse are visiting with Geo. Griffin
and other relatives.
Mr.. A..T Jordan, candidate for the
legislature, was in the city on Saturday
from his Stark home. He is looking
over the political field.
Miss Dorothy Lytle of Chicago is
visiting at the Aug. J. Smith residence.
Her mother, Mrs. James Lyle, joined
her the first of the week.
Mrs. James E. BigIey was here
from Tomah to see her mother and sis
ter before their departure for Canada,
accompanying them to Sparta.
-GrandviIle Hall brought his trotting
stallion, Easy Dawson" here from
Cashton. He will be fitted for the fall
fair races in western Wisconsin.
The conservative buyer of watch
looks around to see where he can do
the best, and by so doing generally buys
of S. B. Lillis, jeweler, opposite post
Office.
&C. w. Waters of Hinton, Oklaho-
ma, and W. S. Waters of Sparta, Wis
tied the old Springville home last week.
This'is the formers first visit here in
forty-four years.
Mrs. s. B. LiIlis returned from
Tomah, where she had been for some
time during the last Illness and death
of her father, William Evans. Mr.. Lii
lis attended the funeral.
Now is the time when stock run
ming in pasture eats the eggs and larvae
which forms worms and by using Sal
Vet now you can prevent the formation
of worms and keep your stock in the
best of condition for fall and winter.
For sale by o. E. Davis.
Friends learn with regret that
Frank A. Chase has purchased the fine
residence property at corner of 9Th and
Cass streets in Lacrosse and will move
there within few weeks. Frank says
that he will continue to move Vernon
county real estate part of the time,
however.
DIR. w. S. Willard has returned
from pleasant months visit spent at
his old home in Hartford, Connecticut.
On his return trip he attended Wiscon-
sin Chiropractors convention at Ash
land. Commencing July 13, Drs. Cronk
& Willard will include Westby and Vi
ola in their territory, making daily auto
trips.
Following a month of enforced va
cation for needed repairs, services were
resumed in the Congregational church
Sunday. A new heating plant, retint-
ing of the walls and ceiling, decoration
of the pulpit walls, and csrpeting of
aork odd ry1reh fo the annoarauPa and