Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-22
MI .qbout 9ow friends and HeigA6ors.
Spring hats at Michaelsohn's. 5.

- VI 0rk mas commenced on bne new
La Fargo Methodist church.
La Farge has newly oIganized
band of eighteen members.
Would you like to use the best2 Then
use Maple City White Soap.
--Laborers have been in demand here
the past week at 81 per day.
Prof Kronson, Park Hotel, We'd
nesday and Thursday, May 80 and 80.
Steve Denning came home from
Iowa for short visit with his parents.
Mr. L W. Blake of Illinois, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Albon Linde-
mann.
Eugene Stimble made a trip to
LaFarge last week, as agent for new
gass street light
LA Force Terhune is working at
painting and paper hanging with a
Sparta contractor.
Don Miller arrived home, yesterday,
for the summer vacation, from work in
Chicago medical college.
Prof. Beck and John S. Jenness
were Cashtonites who transacted busl-
ness in Viroqua on Saturday.
DIR. E. E. Gaines of La Fargo, was
business calltr IN the city on Thursday.
He was returning from La Crosse
Prof. NJ O. Hill of Bangor, accom-
panied by Mr.. Jones, drove across coun-
try and spent Saturday In this city.
Isaac Solberg has just installed a
5-hor-r power Fairbanks & Morse gaso
line engine in ais machine shop.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Oswald depar ted
for South Dakota, today, to see their son
who is ffiicted with appendicitis.
-Fc' STYLE comfort and fit the Regent
shoe has no equal They go out among
the best dressers THE BOSTON
The family of David Hayden went
TO Ladysmith to join the husband and
father who is employed in NJ g. Davis
saw mill.
If you buy rosin separate from soap it
ray benefit you in some way, but 1t is
no good IN soap. Maple City Soap con-
tains no rosin.
Mrs Jerre Richards arrived in the
city on Saturday morning from New
York, to visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. ID. Williams.
THE BOSTON always takes the lead
Now they are showing a complete line
of SHIRT WAISTS, the real thing for
comfort in hot weather.
Rev. John Stemen and VIM. Price
attended the La Crosse district conven-
tion of Congregational churches at West
Salem last week, returning Thursday
MISS AOOp6T Ol NEW LAS dI
rived in this city to spend the summer
with her aunt Mrs. J. M Rusk, as has
been her custom for several years past
e. a. Briggs and little daughter
Ruth left on Saturday morning for
Hancock, W sconsin, to visit with the
formers mother, who is in poor health.
Hon. Evan Jones' present member
of the assembly from Monroe county,
has been appointed inspector of govern
ment land with headquarters in Okla
homa
e. V. Wolfe, who recently disposed
of his Mt Sterling hotel interests, is
working in Truesdale's tonsorial parlors.
His family remain at Mt. Sterling for
the present,
j S. Treseder has been at Viola
assisting in conv orting into lumber a
saving of logs He will construct a
dwelling house on lots owned by him in
that village
-Hon VIM. Smith of Bangor, passed
Sunday in the city with his brother, Ex-
Mayor August Smith, who has been con-
fined to his home for several weeks with
rheumatism.
Howard Miller, former county SUI
perintendent, recently purchased the
Elmer Wolcott property near the Mil
w9ukee depot at Sparta, containing
house and three acres of land, for 81, 900
Miss Jennie Butt entertained the.
people of Spring Green with readings
from Shakespeare on Saturday. She
was accompanied in musical program
by Mr.. G. E. Roberts of the state uni
versity.
Mr. L. L. Harrington of this city,
was on Monday summoned by wire tc
the bedside of his father in Pennsylvania,
who is critically ILL., Accompanied by 9
Sparta brother, Mr. Harrington left
Monday evening.
Remember that Prof Kronson, op
tical eye specialist, will make his next
visit to Viroqua and be at the Parh
Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday
May 80 and 80 DR. Kronson makes thii
point every two weeks.
w. Fl. Thompson has resigned az
station agent at Viola, and will be sue
ceeded by T. NJ. Hart of Richland Cen
ter Mr. Thompson has rendered val
liable service with the Kickapoo roae
from it's inception and his activity viii
be missed by patrons. He will devot,
his undivided time to his stock anc
farming interests located there.
Twenty young people of Viroqua
Wis, drove down to De Soto and CAM
over on LU6 Terry OdbuIudt evenings OA
loving the pleasures of the dance a
Germania hall At De Soto they wer
Joined by number of young people
and on their arrival here our LANSING
folks icade merry with them. Th
stormy conuition of the river that nigh
prevented their return till next day, AM
all were entertained at the Dudley house
They were as fine a lot of young folks a
Lansing ever had the pleasure of enter
tanning and our doors are always opel
to them Mirror.
The Athenae society of the hlg
school, closed its work for the year O
Friday with an interesting program
Rev. Stemen talked to the young folks
Mr. Hebbard spoke on the work of th
high school and several members of th
society added share to the entertain
ment. Next Friday evening the girl
literary society will entertain the teacf
ers and members of the Athenae with
nicely arranged program These esocietis
have accomplished a good work anon
the student the past year and Will |
revived again next winter.
-Une of the pleasant events OF u
week occurred at the Fortney Ssturda
evening, when Miss Marilla Andrew
entertained at dinner the class OF TIL
teen young misses who have been mes
bers Of her Saturday afternoon sewn
class. Feasting, music and gener
social round took up the evening. Ml