Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-17
Insure nth John Dawson & Co.

from Bud yesterday.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman visited rela-
tives at Hillsboro.
Mrs. C. NJ. Morrison visited her son
ard family at Cashton.
Manhattan shirts for men, spring
styles, at Stoll & Groves
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Est
onai Bank building. Phone 81.
There are over three hundred salts
fed Ford owners in Vernon county.
Miss lisa joyce is at home after a
years teaching in the city schools of
Duluth.
| For Friday, Saturday and Monday,
81. 90 to 81. so Warner corsets sec. Ro-
Cut out borders ana oatmeal waIl
papers; bath plain and figured at o. E
Davis Drug Store
IF desiring investment in northern
Wisconsin lands at reasonable figures
call 90 j W. Thayer
-"Alfa Lusa" is more than drink =
It is tonic, a nerve builder, food
Try it at the Optimo.
Our silo tile is the best or the mar
ket. and the building tile can not be
beat. Bekkedal Lib. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gather of
STARK town. are off for protracted
visit with Montana kindred.
Mrs. Henry Hendrickson was able
to return home from Lacrosse, after
several weeks in the hospital
Not old suits, but new suits. 1t
will pay you to take look. Choice
$500 this week only. Rogers.
Before buying car ask some of
the three hundred Ford owners in this
vicinity ahoat Ford service, dependable
| ity and efficiency.
The Sentry says c. M. Hunter ano
wife of Union town returned from
been attending medical college.
-Berlie Moore is at Sturgeon Bay
attending grand lodge of Knights Py-
thias. LaFarge lodge is represented
by J.. A. Hayes and Chas. Donaldson.
Mrs. Ed Nichols had brother yis-
it her from Stoughton, remaining over
training school graduation day, Miss
| Blanche being of the class The gentle
mans name is Dr.. Henderson.
Shirley Marshall, the industriou
and intelligent DeSoto shoemaker, &C
companied by his daughter, Mrs. Amy
Davis, is making a visit to the old Ohio
stamping grounds. We CLEAN from the
Argus.
--Osteopathy is complete system.
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DIR. c. ID. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. office
2J9, house 3l2
Miss Piuma Nelson is home from
teaching duties at Hartley, Iowa. 9th
er teachers have recently returned from
that section are: Ruby Weber, Dora
Olson, Dena Berge, Clara LePage, Ella
B J5st, Caroline Thorson.
: 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 ca meFas and
supplies, and he makes a speciality of
developing and printing for amateurs
During the past week J. d. Beck
attended q convention of national fac
tarY inspectors, making an address on
the subject of safety devices for indus
trial plants and relating work of his
commission of Wisconsin in respect to
the compensation law in force this
state.
.HaroId P. Proctor was with his par
ents and friends for a few DAYS. He
had been at Duluth, Chicago and Mil
waukee on business matters and stopped
off here, leaving for his Los Angeles
home on Saturday night Heis delight
ed with his situation and prospects in
the golden state.
Boosters: Urge your patrons to
avail themselves of the reduction on
shoes on Wednesday, June "a. Now is
your time to work. Things are becom
ing exciting. Urge your patrons to
get their certificates in each Wednes-
day now. Then count fast.
The Blue Front Store.
The CENSOR was in error as to the
place of meeting of national convention
of Mystic Workers, attended by A. D
Helgeson and ]. II. Sterry. 1t was at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, instead of Grand
Rapids, Wisconsin. J. s. Harris was
also delegate, representing Ross Mys-
tics. They all report fine time.
Delegate j. Henry Bennett depart
ed for Toledo, Ohio, last Thursday, to
be on hand for opening of the Head
Camp of Modern Woodmen. 1t is ex-
pected to be the liveliest affair held in
the society's history. The strength is
SO evenly divided between insurgents
and regulars that most any sharp tao
tic may be expected.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Norris, Miss Jessie, aged % years,
died in Kansas City hospital where
she was treated for some time. Mrs.
Norris was with her daughter. The re-
mains will be brought to Viroqua for
interment. Funeral at residence of B.
F. Norris Thursday at two o'clock.
A. U. Curry and C. j. Eastman au-
toed over from Valley to be present at
training school graduating exercises,
but they very nearly missed the same.
Five times during the trip over they
punctured inner tubes on Mr.. Curry's
machine. A horse shoe nail was the
seat of trouble, but they discovered it
not till the exercise of patience had
been exhausted.
Isaac N. Groves of Jefferson and
NJ. j. Sallander of Retreat, joined COM
rades of the Eighth Regiment, who held
a reunion at Madison last week during
G. A. r. encampment. They were two
of three members of Company F. 20 re-
spond TO their names. About one thous-
and of the seventy Thousand soldiers
who had headquarters at Camp Randall
fifty years ago, visited and held a re-
union on the old field.
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