Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-07
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Comngs Gongs Doings
Vroqua nd Vicinity
The Wishing Ring Monday.

The Wishing Ring Monday.
Panama hats. Stoll s. Groves.
The Black BOX next Wednesday.
-Stoll & Groves Walk-0ver oxfords
Tor not days
-Albon Lindemann was in Milwau-
kee last week.
Have you seen the latest in neck
wear at Suttle & Tste's?
See the boys oxfords at % per
cent discount. Stoll & Groves.
Miss Helen Otteson is spending q
week with friends in Milwaukee.
Bert Frohock is limping about, the
result Of running nail in his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hswkins of
Chicago, are at the Nels Solverson
home.
Paul Dahl, who has been in charge
Of drug store at Sharon, is at home
for a week.
Are you sick? See Charlie Chap
lin at the Opera Electric Friday and he
viii cure you.
There will be an ice cream sociable
at Albert Pederson's on Irish Ridge,
Saturday evening July 10.
Editor j. w. Haughton was down
from Westby on Sunday to spend afew
hours with his aged mother and sisters.
Plenty of hot water and clean tow
els for your baths at Potts Brothers
barber shop. Under First National
Bank.
Conrad Hammer, son of tie late
Edward Hammer of Hillsboro, was re-
Gently graduated from Michigan state
university.
AT Madison, June 26, Gerrie ].
Pinch, Hillsboro boy now in business
at Union Center, was married to Miss
Carrie Edison of Hillsboro.
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" Bekkedal Lumber Co.
The disinfectant and germicide for
stable and general use is Hygeno A.
You can get it in & small or large guam
tity at 0. E. Davis drug store.
"A trial at Thayer's lumber yard
will convince you that they sell all
kinds of building material for less mon-
ey than you can buy it elsewhere.
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 0. E Davis drug store.
viii have the famous Door county
cherries for canning from the 10th to
18th of July. Leave your orders at
Sweger's grocery. pew
The Stoddard Times reports that
an east bound Southeastern train killed
four cows belonging to Carl Scheck q
short distance from that village week
ago.
Kenneth Smith, who has been
student at the Harvard law school he
past year arrived home on Saturday to
pass vacation. He was met at Madi
son by his father.
We not only give you the grade,
but we give you what you want in all
kinds of building material Our stock
is clean and dry. and the price can not
be better. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mrs. Henry Casson of Madison has
been in the city for week with her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Haughton, who
few days since experienced slight
shock but has now quite recovered.
If you are looking for a good Ver-
non county farm close to market, call
on or write 7. j. Thorson, Westby, of
fee on second floor of Bank of Westby.
20 If
The celebration at Folsom church
Sunday proved most enjoyable affair.
over a thousand people attending. A
fine program was rendered, including
addresses by Revs. Sovde and Heltna.
Green county claims to be the big
gest foreign cheese center in the United
States. Last year eleven million pounds
of foreign cheese were made in 162 fac
tories from milk fprnished by 81, 900
cows.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Shreve went to
the old home in Greenwood to be pres
ent at the marriage of niece, Miss
Iva Kegley, who was united in marri-
age to Mr.. William A. Lodge, also of
Greenwood. A large company of rela-
tives were assembled from different
sections of the 'tate.
July bargains: Throughout our en-
tire stock of strictly up-to-date wear
ing apparel for men and boys. Reduc-
tons that will pay you to investigate.
Suits at bargain prices when in fact
they must be much higher later. The
unfavorable weather through May and
June leave US overstocked and this sur
plus must be sold. Blue Front Store.
"A week ago last Sunday a party
consisting of neighboring families were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Verger-
ont at their Round Prairie farm gath
ering of sixty, spending the day most
pleasantly. So happened that it was
the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
of Chairman and Mrs. Thomas Stevens,
and the twenty-first marriage day of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nichols.
The new state law which has Just.
been passed by the legislature and sign
ed by Gov. Philip. will make it more
difficult for the habitual drunkard to
obtain liquor. Under the provisions of
this law it is made a misdemeanor for
man who is posted to enter a saloon
Under the previous law the. RESPONSE
bility for selling to posted man rest
ed entirely on the saloon Keeper.
in another portion of the CENSOR
is given official notice of special
town meeting to be held in Franklin on
July 18th to vote upon the proposition
of special aid to be used on highways.
The town has already expended con-
siderable amount this season and the
taste of a good thing is so inviting
that more of the same is wanted. The
more tovvnS have of irnnrnypd hiO hvrava