Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-28
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-Silo and building tile at the Bek-
kedal Lumber Company.
DIR, Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building Phone 81.
"A good Champion mower, bedstead
and spring for sale cheap at Thayer' S.
Hygiene is one of the best disin-
fectants on the market. o +. Davis.
Mrs | s. Hamilton is in the state
of Iowa paying visit to her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. S. r. Pollard returned from
a two weeks visit with her daughter
in Chicago.
Miss Charity Hoyt was over from
Chaseburg to visit relatives and
school friends.
Miss Orla Atkins returned from
Sugar Grove, where she was employed
for five months.
Boys two-piece suits, IS values for
50 so; boys two-piece suits, 81 values
for $3.50. NJ. j. Felix.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrh. All drug stores.
Lawrence Finley and wife we're
over from Ferryville section to visit
Mrs. Garrin and family.
The. Bjerkos blacksmith shop at
Bloomingdale has been purchased by
Jack Pugh of Soldiers Grove.
After a few months absence in
Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Atkins re-
turned to Viroqua to remain.
L arl L. Robinson, who has been
teaching in northern Wisconsin, is
spending vacation hereabouts.
Miss Adelaide Weiken of Marsh
field has been spending some time in
this city and section with relatives.
Are you going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your
paint from the Bekkedal Lumber Co.
1t should not be forgotten that
Viroqua gives way to other places in
the county that are to hold celebra-
lions.
Mrs. Albert Brott arrived home
from Aberdeen, South Dakota, where
she spent the winter and spring with
her son.
j. A Hayes and wife and a party
of friends we're over from LaFarge on
Saturday, called here by booster day
bargains.
People living in glass houses should
not throw stones but if you do get a
glass broken, remember we sell glass.
o. E. Davis
Mrs. Wyman received an eight
pound Muskelluuge, sent by her BROTH
er, Robert Hammer, from Brentwood,
where he is rusticating.
DIR. G. A. Minshall, v. s., is in
Westby every day except Monday
when he is in Coon Valley. Westby
Office over Liners grocery store.
Word from their new home at
Holcomb is that Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
Rusk, formerly or Pleasant ridge, are
the proud parents of baby boy.
Mrs. Jonathan Swain accompani-
ed her daughter, Mrs Peters, to her
home at Two Harbors, Minnesota,
where she win remain indefinitely
-Cashton and Ontario, old rivals at
ball, are each happy over a game won
from the other. The rubber, ah, that
will be an old-fashioned tug of war
-Esofea local talent presents "A
Little Savage" a very exciting mill
tary comedy in three acts, at Esofea
temperance hall next Saturday even
ing.
The dog poisoner is again operdt-
ing his nefarious brutality in Viro-
..qua. A pet bull-terrier owned by
Fred Gohde died in spasms on We'd
nesday.
Booster sale of ladies waists -
81 % waists CSC, 81 waists 79c, Sl.5c
waists Sll9, 75c waists SOC. 81 waists
$I.69, 1925 waists SITS, $29S waists
, so, at Rogers.
Without a doubt Thayer sells all
kinds of lumber at lower prices than
it can be bought for elsewhere. If you
need shingles or roofing, you can save
money at Thayer's.
Readstown Tribune reports that
during the storm of Thursday morn
ing the large hay and horse barn on
the farm of A. j. Hanson was struck
by lightning and burned. 1t was par
tally insured.
Fred Herring of Retreat was here
on Saturday, coming with grist to
the mill. In the palmy days of stage
coaching in Vernon county, in the
eighties, Fred carried mail daily be-
tween Lacrosse ane Viroqua.
DIR. and Mrs. Ella Brewer arrived
from Syracuse, New York, to spend
the summer vacation with Grandma
Wyman. They will be Joined here by
Mrs. John Gold of Faribault, Mime
sofa, sister of DR.. Brewer.
j. Henry Bennett announc es that
he will hereafter continue the prac-
stice of law az his Office in the Liude-
mann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
tion. 39-tt
Andrew Hemmenway was brought
over from Genoa and committed to
the state insane asylum. In absence
of Judge Mahoney he was committed
by Court Commissioner Pollard, and
removed to Mendoza by UnderSheriff
HOMELAND.
Don't forget the ''Sport" shirts
are all the go. We have them in al
most endless varieties. Also the lat
est styles in dress shirts of all kinds,
band and negligee. All kinds of fur
nishings for men and boys. The Blue
Front Store.
Dorothy aud Margaret Reed of
North Springvilie have gone to Mon
tana TO pass vacation with relatives.
The latter is graduate of Lacrosse
normal at the late commencement
and will teach in Minneapolis the
coming year.
MIR. David l. Dobson of Madison
has been in the city sizing up tile pro-
hibition sentiment for the Seventh
congrC ssiJnal prohibition committee.
He placed in the public library two
volumes as reference works on the Ii
4uor problem.
--Alu ost a miraculous escape from
death or serious injury was that of an
automobile accident at Kickapo0 Cen
ter. when the heavy S-cylinder car of
O. o. Hurless of Viola, missed the
bridge and went into a ditch Is feet
deem Neither the OCCUPANTS or