Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-16

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-Howe's shows are the greatest in
the world.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onsl Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Hazel Terbune, dressmaker,
located over Davis drug store. Phone
No. 326. lift.
You can get good sponges, channels
for the auto.
Paint is cheaper than wood. For
inside and outside paints see e. Dav-
is. Ever try Chi-Namel?
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Irwin on the
Ellis Reed farm, in jefferson, have a
young daughter, born June Z.
-Mesdames 7. S. Thompson, Chris
Peterson and Perley Brye sutoed 20
Readstown to visit the Brye family.
See the latest roofing development
of the twentieth century; Neponset As
phalt Shingles. For sale by John z.
Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Let US take care of your material
needs. We have twenty years of build
ing experience at your service. 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.
Miss May Williams, having taken
instruction on the piano during the win
ter al. Lawrence college, will give les
sons to onyone who wishes during va
cation. 23-2w
We positively will not sort our lum-
Der, raise the established grade or mis-
represent our stock to our customers.
You get the grade your money pays for
at the Nuzum Yard,
Miss Genevieve Christianson, late
graduate of the high school, left on
Saturday for Searesh, South Dakota,
where she will attend normal school,
expecting to teach there.
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.
Mr.. Fayette fainter was over from
Lacrosse for a week looking after farm
and other interests in the city and
Crawford county. He will soon return
to Viroqua if suitable residence can
be rented.
Miss Hope Munson is at Madison
attending university commencement ex-
ercises and renewing friendships made
during her five years of college life.
The large class of which she was a
graduate in 1910, holds its first reunion.
The Sauer Hardware Co. always
lead with the best hardware. They
have taken the agency for veritable
wife saver''-the automatic electric
washer and viii display it every even
ing at their store. You had better call
in and see it.
Friday morning the entire training
school betook themselves, by fay-rack
and auto, to the summer cottage
of Will Lindemann, where all enjoyed
delightful picnic. All manner of
good things we're deyoured, and active
physical exercise, and walk home
found many wearied at shutdown.
Captain Fred M. Foster, photo
grapher at Sparta, head of the com.
missary department of the Third in
fantry and one of the most popular men
in the Wisconsin national guard, is
dead after protracted illness with tu-
berculosis. He will be greatly mourned
by his companions in the state militia
81 am not much of a mathemati-
cian," said the cigarette, Hbut l can
add nervous troubles to a boy, | can
subtract from his physical energy, /
can multiply his aches and pains, |
can divide his mental powers, / can
take interest from his work and dis
count his chances for success. Anon
The CENSOR learns that Miss Hill
ma Mork, second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Mork, former well-known
residents of Jefferson town, lately grad
uated from John Sealy hospital for
trained nurses at Galveston, Texas,
taking full course and receiving high
honors for her proficiency. The old
schoolmates and friends of Miss Mork
will congratulate her on her success in
qualifying herself for the noble and
humanitarian work in which she will
make her future work.
Commencing June 3rd, all pas
sengers wishing to check baggage
across the state line must first de-
clare its value to the baggage agent.
If the value exceeds 500, an excess
charge of 10 cents for each additional
500 valueA or fractional part thereof,
must be paid. Passengers must pre-
sent their tickets to the baggage
agent, who will hand them a printed
form in which the value will be insert
ed in writing. The slip must then be
signed by the passenger. The declara-
tion of value must be made whether
the goods are worth 500 or not.
Annual conference of the United
Lutheran church of the United States
is now in session at Minneapolis. Al |
bert Tollefson, former Vernon county |
boy, was ordained as minister on Sum |
day last, with class of twenty-four |
He has call and will accept his first |
regular work at Menomonie. Andrew |
Tollefson and A. E. Surenson and wife |
are in attendance to witness the or
dainjng of their brother and brother.in- |
Law. Rev. Hofstead autoed to Gales |
vile with bis family. At Lacrosse he |
will be joined by Revs. Finstad and
Sovde, going to the twin cities in Rev. |
Hofstead's machine to take part in the |
great gathering. There are doubtless
a number of others present from our
county.
Jerry Nelson sprung quite a sur
prise on the home folks. Apparently |
coming home for brief vacation per-
iod from duties as manager of a 5 and /
10c store at Monett, Missouri, he slip |
ped away to Westby and brought back
one of their fairest young ladies', Miss
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