Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-02
Short News Stories of Interest
PickUps DOines
Vnoqua Vicinity
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Try ssMum." It's fine. o.E. Dav.
The best of perfumes at o. E.
Davis
The range Eternal at Slack &
Sherman Kelly Stock Co. all fair
week.
Stoll 4 Groves.
Mrs; Prices Gaping Company a. a.
Davis drug store -
-Sounfg fair only two weeks dis
TT September Is to Is.
w. L. Tate and wife made a visit
to eastern Richland county.
Louis S. Thompson and wife autoed
to Mansion to visit relatives.
--Thayer & Davidson buy and sell
farms. Let them sell yours.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 30.
MIR. and Mrs. j. S. Treseder are at
Chippewa Falls visiting their son.
Orchestra dance in the Yeoman
hall Friday night. Everybody invited.
Fresh limp lime, Innate and Big
Four pulp plss.e- at the Nuzum Lum-
Der Yard.
IF you wish to buy, sell or trade
your property Thayer & Davidson can
help you.
Mrs. C. P. Richardson of Chippewa
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Norris.
Milton ]. WEIGH of Webster is one
of the late farmer buyers of Ford auto
mobiles.
I'm the Dane county races Granville
Halls Easy Dawson won second money
in fast trot.
Attorney and Mrs. j. A. Moen were
absent with friends in camping party
north of Cashton.
Miss Celia Tollefson and two little
nieces are here from Dunn county,
among relatives.
Prof. Theodore Running of Michi-
gan university, has been among rela-
tIves in these parts.
Miss Bessie Wakefield of DeSoto,
was the guest of Miss Flo Rogers the
latter part of last week.
Big women as wellas little women,
should read Sveen & Sons announce
ment on the last page of this issue.
Miss Lillian Kromrey returned
home after summer spent as attend
ant in deaconess c:phanage in Illinois.
--Chas. Sallander passed through ti.s
city from Red Mound, taking his daugh-
ter to her teaching duties near Cashton.
Mrs. Hauge and son Alfred return
ed from a months visit in Minnesota
The latter extended his trip to Mon
tana
Ruby Weber, Dora Olson and Tes.
sic Harris will leave Friday for differ
ent parts Of Iowa to take up their teach
ing duties. Il
/ Just received carload of Red Wing
llinseed oil. Can sell you any quantity
and at the right price BekkedaI Lun-
Der Company,
After an absence of thirty-eight
years Eugene Hay dropped in on Viro.
qua and other relatives hereabouts. He
has resided in the west
Work on the new creamery is pro.
crossing well, walls being now nearly
completed. Contractors have difficulty
in securing sufficient workmen.
-"Crayanette' sIip-on and raincoats
in all styles. They are direct from the
maker of the cloth. No jobber profit.
The best made. The Blue Front Store.
If you want to buy gasolene en-
CINE see the Waterloo Boy, Sandow,
Cushman, Monitor, Emerson, Miami or
the Bull tractor at Chas. S. Slack &
Cos.
Mrs Theo. L. Tollefson came to
the old home from Waterloo. Iowa, to
visit numerous relatives and accompany
home her daughter, who passed six
/ weeks here.
Practically fireproof, wiilnot crack;
1irapervious to. hail, sun, and snow; COW
/ cred by iron-c!ad unconditional guaran-
/ Tee that's Monarch Trinidad asphalt
roofing, sold by Anderson e. Sauer.
The best, most stylish hand made
suits in the latest patterns and styles
to be found anywhere at only SO. A
rare chance for bargain, new, just
received. The Blue Front Store.
Called here from the west Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Gauper attended the funer-
al of Mrs. Ole Gauper and visited
among numerous relatives III the west
section of the county.
H. c. Evenson, eyesignt specialist
and manufacturing optician of Lacrosse
grinds lenses from rough crystal. He
has reduced the cost of eyeglasses, and
makes glasses while you wait. This is
good service.
--Osteopathy is complete system,
and embraces. all non-drug ideas in Their
Iapeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DR.. c. d. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. Office
209, house 312.
AT late meeting of viroqua w. C.
T. u. held with Mrs. ]. w. Brown, the
following persons were elected officers:
President, Mrs. L. T. Smith: secretary,
Mrs. Martin Larson; treasurer, Mrs.
Jos. Omundson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Grooming re-
turned from Minnesota, where they
spent three weeks and visited fifteen
| families. They farmed in that state a
third of century ago. Mr.. Grooming
says threshing is much delayed because
of heavy rains.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Favor have
been advised that their daughter and
soa-in-law, DR.. Moen, arrived safely
from their trip abroad, although not
without much inconvenience and some
hardships. They came on the steamer
Philadelphia, and it was so congested
with anxious home-comers that hun
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