Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-14

Two more numbers of the Black
Box.
Edward Peterson of Soldiers Grove
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Roy Atkins is visiting rels-
tives in DeSoto and Stoddard.
Remember that Towner sells all
kinds or Norwegian books.
Mrs. Dominic of Milwaukee is Wis
ting at the home of her father, Joe
Pennell.
Captain Connor came over from
Hillsboro and spent Monday among vi
roqua friends.
Larson & Solverson have installed
8 horse steam outfit to complete their
vulcanizing plant.
Jacob Dach Jr., has a few second
hand mowers and wagons for sale cheap
while they last.
Mrs II. j. Moon and daughter, Glad
Us, arrived here Tuesday from visit
to North Dakc,a.
H. II. Rabbit is making some i'm
provements upon the SteenbuTg prop
erty, his late purchase.
Mrs. C. H. Groh and daughter left
Thursday for visit with relatives and
friends at the Mississippi river.
-Adolph Hauge spent last week with
relatives and friends in this city, re-
turning to his home in Montana Satur-
day.
Plenty of hot water and clean tcw-
els for your baths at Potts Brothers
barber shop. Under First National
Bank.
Miss Mabel Moore, who has been
| spending a weeks vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Roy Moore, returned home
Saturday.
Julius Simpson is at the Viroqua
hospital recovering from a brain af
fection which Frustrated him shout a
week ago.
Edward Wig and little daughter Lu.
Gle, arrived home from an extended
stay at Litchfield and other points in
Minnesota.
Tomorrow at GAINESVILLE occurs the
marriage of Frank n. Nuzum, son of
DIR. and Mrs. T. Nuzum, toa Miss Penn
Der Of that city.
"A box social will be held at the
home of Jessie Silbsugh on Asbury
Ridge July II, for the benefit Of the
American cemetery.
"A call at Thayer's yard will con-
vince you that his stock is as good as
the best, and that he can save you mon
ey on all building material
See the latest roofing development
of the twentieth century; Neponset As
phalt Shingles. For sale by John E.
Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
ceived. Come in and get our price.
Our motto: Small profit and quick
sales. DeKkedal LUMBER Co.
The disinfectant and germicide for
stable and general use is Hygiene A.
You can get it in small or large guam
tity at o. E. Davis drug store.
| -Ralston's Oxford shoes, tan and
black. selling price So so a S4 90
close out at 50 so and SO 90, rare OPP
portunity. The Blue Front Store.
- Do you know that little Chi Nam
ell and time will make an old dark floor
look light, bright and new? Ask about
Chi Namel at o. E. Davis drug store.
In our picnic report last week we
said that Lloyd Kellar participated in
the ball game and other events. HON.
CT hShoAJ his SOhs "oo thC sSheiSnioAA'
Il will be pleased to receive orders
for home baking, as am well prepared
to bake for picnics, lodges, etc. Mrs.
Stoda. % lw'
We not only give you the grade,
but we give you what you want in al
kinds Of building material. Our stock
is clean and dry. and the price can not
be better. Bekkedsl Lumber Co.
If you are looking for good Yer.
non county farm close to market, cal
on or write T. j. Thorson, Westby, of.
! fee on second floor of Bank of Westby
| 26 If
i John L. Davis, accompanied by Mrs.
Davis. Mrs. S. B. Lillis, Mrs. Mary Lii.
lis and Mrs. M. A. Gauper, drove to
Camp Douglas Sunday, returning that
evening. They made the trip in three
hours.
i Supervisor and Mrs. Isaac Hamil.
ton have announced the marriage OF
their daughter Ethel to Mr.. Carl Tim.
norman of Sioux City, Iowa. The
event will take place at the Hamilton
homein this city Saturday.
| Detroit vapor stoves combine al
the modern improvements of the last
twenty years. They are no experiment
Try one out and be convinced that we
have the best oil stove on the market
today. The Kuebler Hardware.
Closing Quit All ladies' raincoatE
and hats. Blue and tan poplins. Sizes
80, "a and 40, sold at S. to 81, will close
out at SO to 81. Dark gray mixed mo.
hair, something new, sold at 81 all sizes
price to close IS. Blue Front Store.
i "A tremendous cyclonic storm swept
through Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois
and Ohio last Wednesday, leaving ar
awful trail of death and destruction ir
it's wake. More than fifty people lost
their lives and the property loss will
run into the millions.
Rev. Cooke received the sad intel
ligence of the passing away of his
mother, Mrs. VIM. Cooke, at her home
in Mondovi at the advanced age of rs
years. Infirmaties Of old age coupled
with an acute case of pneumonia was
cause of death. Rev. Cooke and far.
i lily were in attendance at the funeral
held Sunday.
j 1t is 80 years ago since the time
which was known as the year without
a summer" That was in 1916, wher
the frost did not leave the ground unit
late in May. Even during June young
birds were frozen to death n theiI
nest. Spring brought little indication
of seed time, and of the crops that die
come up, those requiring warmth, like