Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-08
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Now comes the long vacation with
school pupils.
VIM. Conner was in from Viola
Saturday last.
Ladies remember the 25 per cent
discount at the Bon Ton.
Miss Anna Carey suffers from q
severe case of ivy poisoning.
Miss Eva Shepard goes to Mineral
Point to visit in the family of an uncle.
Frank Sargent is at La Crosse for
treatment of blood poisoning in one OF
his fingers.
Leslie Johnson has secuted the in.
terest of his partner, L, HI. Munyon, in
the photograph gallery.
VIM E. Nelson is at Black River
Falls representing the local Beaver
Colony in grand lodge.
Misses Marie Hektoen and Lulu
Dahl OF Westby, are attending univer-
sity jubilee at Madison.
The Springville M. E. Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Mae Heron,
Thursday afternoon, June 16.
Mrs. Carlos Buchanan and children
of La Fargo, have been the guests of
relatives in this city and vicinity.
"A. B. Stevens, eyesight specialist,
at Jos. Boehrer's, jeweler, Wednesday
and Thursday, June 10Th and 10th.
--Viroqua Woodmen will observe me-
morial day on Sunday June 10. Ar
rangements will be announced later.
Attorney e. c. Higbee and Miss
fassett of La Crosse, were in the city
two days, guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Graves.
Mrs. Atley Peterson came from
Soldiers Grove to attend commence
ment exercises and visit numerous rel
atives.
Miss Hazel, daughter of Aug Smith,
departed for Minneapolis on Monday, to
visit friends and take a course in vocal
training.
Don't forget the musical entertain
ment and dance under the auspices of
Viroqua Mystic Workers, next w ednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Blanche Emmons and children
OF Libertyville, Illinois, are visiting in
this city at Q. G. Stevens the father of
Mrs. Emmons.
Ole johnson resigned his position in
the clothing division of Lindemann's de-
partment store and is succeeded by
Louis Spellum.
-Mesda mes f. M. Towner and o. G..
Munson left for Madison Monday morn
ing to attend state university Jubilee
and spend week with relatives and
friends.
Charley Primmer has purchased a
lot from Mrs. Lydia Powell, in Cowen's
addition, and expects to build resi-
dence there this summer. The Vernon
County Land company negotiated the
deal.
John De Lacy and Blaine Cade re-
turned from Madison on Monday, hav-
ing closed their studies at the universl-
ty till fall opening The jubilee will
keep most of our students till the close
of this week.
p1orr. as,s...4..' :, ..e,st.su at vs.s, CON.
gregational church, Friday afternoon
before the ladies Shakespeare club and
invited guests, was well appreciated.
Mrs. G. W. Graves, president of the
club, introduced the speaker.
Friends of Miss Edith Shanks will
be pleased TO learn that she has success-
fGlly passed her phys' al examination
at the Hahneman h, spital in Chicago
and will take two years course in the
profession of a trained nurse.
"A conference of the United Luther
an churches for western Wisconsin ana
eastern Minnesota is in session at Albert
Lea, Minnesota Represen tatives from
this place are M. ID. Helgeson, Lars T.
Larson, Mr.. Froiland and perhaps 9TH
ers.
-Childrens' day will be observed at
{ h M 3 h o d is t and Congregational
churches next Sunday evening Appro-
propriate exercises will be held. The
public ia invited. It is thought advis-
able to hold services at the two churches
at the same time to avoid overcrowdiug.
Prof. Pearson and family departed
for Lancaster on Monday, to spend va
cation. Mr.. Pearson, after three years
satisfactory work as principal and sup
erintendent of our schools, has been re-
engaged for the coming year as have
the rest of the corps of Instructors.
THE Musical Hoylas, "a combination
of fare talent, will appear at Onera
house Wednesday evening, June 1h
under auspices of the Mystic Workers.
At the elose of the musical entertain
ment a social dance will take place.
music by the company. Everybody is
Invited.
"A number of relatives and youne
friends from this city attended the mar
riage of Martin Everson and Miss Aletta
Hotff and, well-known young people of
franklin last Wednesday. The young
couple passed through this city enroute
to La Crosse, where they pass a few
days.
On account of contemplated absence
for some time, Frank III. Williams re.
signed his position as clerk of Virooua
Woodman camp, and at the last meet
ing Adolph Surenson was elected TO fiji
the vacancy. The local camp is having
a fine growth, fifteen applications hav.
ing been made at the last meeting.
The Odd Fellow grand bodies are
in session at Appleton this week. Viro-
qua subordinate lodge is represented by
Chas. S. Dickson and Millard Graham:
chapter by A. D. Helgesen and DR.. w.
M, Trowbridge; Rebeccas by Mesdames
W. c. Williams and Chris. Peterson.
Captain Silbaugh will also attend the
last part of the week.
The new quarters of the Virooua
business college, constituting the entire
second floor in Purdy's block divided
into four departments, is an ideal place
New. furniture and equipment Is pro
yided. The summer term opened Mon
day last, with good number of stu-
dents in attendance. Miss Nellie Scott
a versatile lady from Michigan, arrived
Saturday, and is member of the in.