Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-21

miss may MchlIIrfck is at g~adiS0n
on educational work.
You save money buying at Thayer's,
even on small orders.
Miss Marie Amodt is paying a visit
TO her brother in Chicago.
Mrs. Ida Orch and daughter Ella
visited relatives at Victory.
Remember that Towner sells all
kinds or Norwegian books.
See couple of scenes from The
Pit on the opposite page of this paper.
Hon. Edgar Emo of Valley, is TAX
ing treatment in Madison sanitarium.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin was at Ocono-
mowoc to attend state dental conven-
ton.
Mrs. Will F. Lindemann departed
for Denver to visit her sister for some
time.
Mrs. N. H. Nelson spent a few
days with her daughter at Richland
Center.
Miss Anna Turner is at Edmunds
to visit her relatives. the Richards snd
Kelley families.
The Misses Moore paid a visit to
relatives and young friends about Reads
town and Manning
Mrs. Dora Stevens Bowman, with
her little daughter, is visiting at the
parental home on Round Prairie.
Plenty of hot water and clean tow
els for your baths at Potts Brothers
barber shop. Under First National
Bank.
There will be an ice cream social
at Elias Harris on Friday night of this
week, given by the Springville Epworth
League.
Mrs. J. K. Chorlog and children of
Madison, are visiting in and about
Westby, while the doctor makes trip
to the Pacific coast.
MIR. John Richmond has suffered
intensely for two weeks from heart
trouble, but his condition is reported
as somewhat improved.
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 a small or large guam
tity at o. E. Davis drug store.
Rslaton's oxford shoes, tan and
black, selling price SO 50 q n d 4S4 90
close out at So so and So 90, rare OPP
portunlty The Blue Frcnt Store
Do vou know that 4 little Chi Nam
el and time will make an old dark floor
look light, bright and new? Ask about
Chi-Nsmel at o. e. Davis drug store.
If you are looking for a good Yer
non county farm close to market, call
on or write T. j. ThorsOn, Westby, Of
fice on second floor of Bank of Westby.
20 If
Rev. Reed Taft Bayne is having
his annual vacation, having on Monday
started for Green Bay to join Prof.
Thiele in fortnight's fishing outing at
Pembine.
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. Effie Ady-Johnson entertained
large party VI lOfLucI SCiIOOiuddlSS at
her home on Wednesday evening. And
there was some reminiscing combined
with baby show. Happy girls have
become happier mothers.
Miss Marie Ovitz arrived from
Aberdeen to greet many friends here
In company with Miss Winnie Baldwin,
Henry Iindemann and Chris Berge the
four form an auto party to Oshkosh.
Miss Matte Smith is expected to re-
turn with them.
Mrs. Henry E. Rogers entertained
large party at six o'clock dinner for
her sister, Welma Larson Thompson of
Aberdeen who is spending some time
here among relatives and many friends.
The pleasant gathering wasat her home
on Friday evening.
A touring car containing a Great
Falls, Montana, man and family, put
up at the Fortney on Saturday night.
Motoring travel is extensive from all
points of the compass. 1t is fashion
able as well as pleasurable to make the
trip from ocean to ocean.
The wife of DR.. Arthur Bayne is
here from LaSalle, Illinois, paying a
visit to the occupants of the Congrega-
tional parsonage. Mrs. Bayne received
information from her husband that he
had been awarded gold medal by the
international Sharpshooters tourna-
ment held at Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. F. NJ. Baker of this city, &C.
companied by Victor Dahl, autoed to
Madison on Thursday last, spending the
night and taking in the sights of the
capital city. Mr.. Baker tells of passing
through that then village fifty-three
years ago, when his parents moved
from Ohio to this county. This was
his first return visit.
Edwin fainter, electrical engineer
of Viroqua, Spent Saturday and Sunday
in this village, looking over the town
with view toward the establishment
of an electric light plant. Mr.. fainter
expressed the opinion that light plant
could be made to pay here and that
$500 would be the least amount of cap
ital one could safely figure on. DeSoto
Argus.
Chairman Albert J. Broadhead was
visitor to Madison and Stoughton dur
ing last week, having made the trip by
motor across country. His last visit to
the capital city was as delegate on
the occasion of the famous republican
state convention, when the party split.
He was shown about the capitol and
visited the numerous departments in
the new statehouse in company with
Senator Bennett.
Mr.. Ole Haugen of Freeman town,
o11aa 20 tho 0n0I0na dfotrs0f