Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-12

their work on La Crosse county farmers
James Munyon was first to place
home grown strawberi les on the local
market
Merchant Curry and wife of Valley.
were in the city the guests of Sheriff and
Mrs. Minshall.
Park hotel Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week
Misses Hazel and Fay Smith have
gone to Bangor to spend q portion of
their vacation
Rev. Nicholas Sweet and wife of
Galesville. have been guests at the home
of George H. Clarke.
Those blue packages on our streets
speak volumes of The business going on
at the Blue Front store
Cherry Grove defeated Salem Ridge
in baseball game at Coon Prairie last
Sunday, by a score of 9 to IL.
Mr. A. f. Brant, a well known
Sparta gentleman, was elec ed Grand
Master of the State Old Fellows.
Outing flannel and serge coats and
pants and coats and vesSs The very
latest at the BLUE FRONT STORE.
Misses Bessie Burger and Hattie
Wells and Frank Wells came over from
Viola TO attend commencement exercises.
Your order for lumber will receive
our prompt and careful attention Give
us a call. VIROQTA LUMBER Co.
Their neighbors gave Arlo Smell and
bride housewarming at their home ON
Monday night, the date of their wedding
Special sale of dress suits for next
thirty days at the Blue Front Store
Special prices on the very latest novel
ties.
-Chas f. Dahl, Master of Viroqua
Masonic lodge, is attending annual ses-
sion of Grand lodge at Milwaukee this
week.
"A. +. Forum and NJ G. Davis re-
turned from Ladysmith on Saturday.
They report the new town and county |
as booming
-McWilton, the swift La Crosse pac-
ing horse, has started out on summer
campaign. He will be raced in the
southern states.
The race track on the fair grounds
is being placed in condition for speed
driving. The course was badly washed
by the spring rains
L. A. Herrick was up from Sparta
looking alter the building of sidewalk
past his tenement cottage. and making
other improvements.
Rev Robert Smith and wife have
been spending few days in the city
with friends. Mr.. Smith now holds
pastorate in Adams county.
Cashton ball club had its second
trouncing at the hands of the La Crosse
Fruit House nine, for the season, ON the
diamond at Cashton-1S 20 IL.
Miss Drew of Lodi, is engaged as
stenographer and typewriter in the Office
of Graves q Mahoney. She is sister
of Attorney Drew of La Fargo.
1t is matter of SIS s and cents to
you to get your lumber from the Viro-
qua Lumber Company. A complete
and up-tod date stock to select from.
The times for sunrise and sunset for
the month are as follows: /, Ais a. m,
1928 p. M; IL, Ala a. NJ, 7:30 p. m. 81
4:12 a. m. 7:34 p. M. 30, 4;15 a. M, 7a30
p m.
IS. FL. Foster and his force Just COM
pleted burning their first kiln of brick
for the season, consisting of $50, 000
They have another kiln in course of
building.
The Blue Front Store reports that
May sales of suits was the largest in
their history. The reason of this must
be they carry the correct styles at cor
rect prices
There has been change made by
the Aid ladies of Brookville. They will
meet with Mrs. Chas. Latta instead of
Mrs Ewing on THURSDAY afternoon of
next week, June 20.
August Smith is in Milwaukee re-
ceiving treatment for rheumatism. He
is accompanied by his wife. Mr.. Smith
has been unable to go TO his place of
business for several ks.
Prof and Mrs Pearson leave, today,
for Grant county for few weeks vaca
tion. They will return in season for the
opening of the summer review school,
which commences in Viroqua July 8.
IT c. Conklin returned from Mis-
souri,, bringing with him two fine saddle
horses. Mr.. Conklin reports a drouth
in Missouri and other sections in the
southwest, and says grain and grass will
be short In consequence.
Mrs ]. A Rendel, after spending
several weeks with her parents, Capt
and Mrs. Nichols, departed for her
w yOIulug UOIie Oh CdGuTuaF- one was
accompanied by Whitney Nichols who
will pass the summer in the west.
John Glenn, son of Jason Glenn of
this city returned home on Monday
morning, looking hearty and well pleased
with his two years service as soldier
in the Philippines. He tells many inter
esting stories of the country. its inhabi-
tants Gfleir customs and habits of living.
While in San Francisco John regiment,
the Forty fifth, was reviewed by Presj-
dent Mckinley.
The pension plan soon to be adopted
by the G. NJ & st. Paul road will prove
blessing to an army of employees The
company has large force of men who
have grown cd in the service. They
have been faithful workers and their
declining years viii be made brighter by
the thoughtful provision of the employer.
Corporations are not 30 s)ulless as they
are sometimes pictured.
There is universal sorrow at La
Fargo over the sudden death of the
young wife of DIR R. a. DeLap Jr.,
which occurred at the home of her pa
rents in Richland Center on Friday last.
| A bride since May second last, this &C.
| complished young woman is cut down
/ in the flower of youth and usefulness.
/ She was the daughter of Capt and Mrs
/ D. g. James The former is Depart
ment Commander of the state g. A. r.
Under date of May 10 T. c. Conklin