Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-05-27
lathlYn Friday night.

past week.
Fresh strawberries every day at
Fortney & Henry's.
-Perley Brye and wife spent Sunday
at Readstown.
Mrs. L. 2. Smith is absent at Par
deeville with relatives
MIR Zjtzner is absent securing more
REQ automobiles to supply his trade.
Frank Groves and wife of Richland
Center came for visit among relatives.
Mrs. A. Brott has returned from
protracted visit with her son at Aber-
deem
Barn room at the barn of Mrs. Jo-
seph Denn;ng. Price 10 cent without
feed
Rev. L. W. Nixon attended a dis
trict meeting of Methodist ministers in
Lacrosse.
Mrs. Grant Dewitt left for Seattle
to pay visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
Philip Bouffiear.
The Kickapoo river is reported an
old bender caused by heavy rains
of the past week
H. d. Williams ard Col. Morley go
to Waukesha TO take treatment and
baths in sanitarium.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Cur silo tile is the best on the mar
ket, and the building tile can not be
beat. Bekkedal Lib. Co.
DIR. Hamilton Bolstad and wife are
here from Iowa visiting relatives. DR..
Hamilton is out of health.
-Tuhus & Clark have just received
another carload Of Paterson cars. You
are invited to inspect them.
Say boys, little of Barker's Anti
septic on your feet viii destroy all Of,
fensjve odor. All druggists. So
W. ? Hudson and family have
moved to the Helwig farm 10 Jefferson.
which they have management of. lrude
-Mesdames Bekkedal and SybA
autoed from Westny and passed yester-
day afternoon among Viroqua lady
| friends
Julius jackson has been quite sick
for some days, and his place in the city
meat market is being temporarily filled
by stranger.
| Drag the roads after these frequent
showers. The split drag or bunter has
a wonderful effect and clears the high
way up in uncommon time.
Martin Eyerson of Readstown went
! 10 Lacrosse to see his father, Louis
Everson of Folsom, who is taking treats
ment for serious eye trouble.
II have for sale in city limits sever
/ al -r1all acreage tracts, also locations
ard residense. properties to suit the pur.
chaser. Cal up write j Y. ThsyeS:-
"A pleasant party was gwen by Mr..
and Mrs Eric Larson Ia honor of their
daughter Susanna, who is spending va
cation at home, being a student at St.
Olaf's,
We are exclusive agents for the
, strongest and best siio and building tile
on The .--arket. 1t will pay you to in
vesligste this claim. John E. Nuzum
| & Sons.
-Viroqua population is increasing,
several youngsters having come to glad
den homes, among them sons at Paul
Lawrence, Charley Green's and S. L.
Ramboi's.
The new Paige, light automobile
just received by Dealer Hanson is a
peach. so to speak. Mr.. Hanson in
vites everybody to see and take ride
in his machine.
Special Booster Patrons Sale Wed
nesday, June 10. Ten per cent reduc-
ton to all booster patrons on all cloth
Jag, Wednesday, June 10, only, The
Blue Front Store.
Remember the special offering of
Izs per cent discount on mems, BOYS
and children's seasonable clothing on
the dates of next Friday, Saturday and
Monday at Roman & Felix
"A special discount of l25 per cent
will be given on all mems, boys arc
children's clothing n the dates
May 20 and 80 and June /, Friday. Sat-
urday and Monday at Roman & Felix
The village marshal at Coon Valley
captured the fellow who recently broke
into the Cashton express Office and
made way with quantity of plumber
He was taken to Sparta by county Of
ficials
Geo. w. Wilson and wife were over
from Webster to pass Sunday with vi
roqua relatives. They are soon to leave
for summers sOjourn with their chill
dren and other relatives in western
states.
Ralph NUzum accompanied his par
ents home from Montana for a visit.
During his residence there Ralph Sc
cured homestead and at the same time
looked after lumber yard business in
connection with his brother-in-law.
We are advised of the sudden death
of Miss Lizzie Larson, daughter of Ole
Larson, one of the long time residents
of Coon town. While about the house
as usual on Tuesday morning of last
week, Miss Larson dropped dead. 1t |
is a very painful affliction to the family. |
Those who missed Samson" at the |
Opera Electric missed a treat. 1t is |
some satisfaction to the manager to |
note that these great films are booked |
this week solid at the Davidson theatre,
Milwaukee. Films of this nature should |
receive liberal support. The Davidson |
theatre have no seats less than Is cents 1
for this great feature
John E. Stoll arrived home from a /
trip in the west. He saw all the YER |
nonites az Belmont, Montana, and ex-
tended his travel to Gettysburg, South
Dakota, to see his brother Fred, whom
he reports as happy and having the fin
est, and largest bunch of full blood
Hereford cattle in the west. John tells
that crop prospects are excellent wher-
ever he Travelled.
The Groves relatives are in receipt
of news of the death of DIR. A. W. Bick-
ford, at Pasadena, California, a citizen
of Ross community before the war.
where be married a sister of Joshua
Groves. After the war DR.. Bickford
practiced his profession at Richland
Center for many years, going to Cali
fornia thirty years since. He was a
man of the best type.