Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-10
the ''Viroqua" Sc cigar.


The Congregational church is re-
ceiying fresh coat of paint.
Miss Bertie Hale is a guest of her
sister at Caledonia, Minnesota.
Lowest prices on lumber, brick and
pulp plaster at Thayer's yard, always.
DO not forget that you get the best,
when you buy Ferndell coffees at Will
liams'.
Mrs. c. M. Bennett has been in
VirOqua to attend the graduation eX-
erciseS.
Miss Myrtle Arlington has returned
FROM her school at Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Howard Bennett is down from
Spooner, making a several days visit
with relatives.
Little Hazel Larson was hostess at
party on Thursday, celebrating her
ninth birthday
Miss Lavina Peterson visited Sun
day with her friend Evangeline Nestin-
gen of Westby.
Mrs. Clara Stead and two children
of Aledo, Illinois, are visiting at the c.
c. Brown home,
The Seniors, with the entire force
of instructors, picnicked Saturday at
the Dawson farm.
Miss Jessie Hollenbeck of Sparta
was entertained a few days by her
friend Miss Ada Graves.
Miss Matte Jackson of Westby
was down to Viroqua on Friday to at
tend the Junior banquet.
1. w. Switzer of Minneapolis, is
attending to business matters in Viro-
qua and visiting old friends.
Born on the 9th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Weigel, ten pound boy.
Charles calls it ''good catch"
Miss Garnet Allen returned home
Saturday, after visit of several weeks
witt. her aunt at Osceola, Iowa.
Mrs. F. X. Van Wagner and Mrs.
viii Dewitt left for Davenport, Iowa,
for visit with Mrs. Eta Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Groves of Hous-
ton, Texas, a'e lending few days
with relatives in and about Viroqua.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Stevlingson will
spend a few days at Soldiers Grove
visiting their daughter, Mrs. N. Peter
son.
Vernon people should commence to
prepare for the big Fourth of July cele
bration in the county seat. 1t will be
a monster affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Waffle, Mrs.
Drew and Rose were Saturday and Sun
day visitors at La Fargo, guests of A.
F. Drew and family.
Ed. Darlington and James Kellogg
4 49,. 4 L. MI, L.,
seeking excursion and report crops in
that section doing fine.
-Chrissy Miller, former Viroqua
girl, is one of the graduates this year
in the Normal department of the Huron,
South Dakota, college.
An ice cream social will be held
Friday night, June IL, at the home of
Stephen and Edward Mills on the Ely
farm. Everyone invited.
Mrs. H. o. Davidson and Mrs.
David Davidson of Soldiers Grove and
Mrs. Scott of Madison were guests at
the Hans Davidson home.
R. G. Harris of La Fargo vicinity
was at Viroqua on legal matters con-
nected with the trial of lumber case
in the present circuit court.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
Gated over Stoll Il Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. GO for day or night calls.
-$5. 90 discount to first student from
each post-office. Send for particulars,
Brandrup & Nettleton Business Col
lege, Winona, MINI. Ask for free
catalog.
Quality is friend always remem-
bered. Price is chance acquaintance
quickly forgotten. The Adler clothes
possesses quality unequalled. The Blue
Front Store.
-Chas S. Slack & Co. have the Full
Ter & johnson new steel frame and the
original Tiger tobacco planters now on
hand. This is the year to make money
with tobacco, Mr.. Farmer.
Mrs Elizabeth Hoyt of Chaseburg
has been spending several days at Viro-
qua while her neice Mrs. Cora Ecken-
beck was attending a convention at st.
Paul of the Mystic Workers.
Grant Rogers left this Wednesday
morning for two weeks visit with
his uncle, DIR. y. H. Rogers, at De-
troit, Michigan. He will take steamer
across the lake from Milwaukee.
De Soto school graduated the fol-
lowing named young people at Friday
commencement: Della Hayden. Anna
Ringenbach, Winona Smith, Florence
| Douglass, Hazel Adams, Clarice Fortner
and Howard Arnold and Robert Will
! ford
-Viroqua Methodists are in high
glee over receipt of the news that
Bishop Mcintyre will be one of the
speakers and preachers at this years
camp meeting, which will open August
9Th. Bishop Nc Irtyre is one &C the
strongest orators in the county.
james Slightam of La Fargo, for
merly the engineer on the Kickapoo
branch of the G. M. St P. Ry, has been
transferred to Madison and will make
that his future home. A farewell lunch
con was given Mrs Slightam, nee Nit
tie Millard on Friday afternoon by her
many friends
Delegates from Viroqua to the
Grand Encampment of the |. o. o. F.
| held at Marinette returned with reports
of pleasant session. Those in attend
ance were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H.
Minshan. Mrs ArOe Slack, Miss Mary
Morse, DR.. Fl. j. Suttle, Earl Slack,
Andrew Helgesen and H. L. Rayner.
The Fuller and johnson horse lift
corn plow, with tobacco hoeing at
tachment, both plows and hoes. Linead
Engler, James DeLaey, Michael Rentz,
Lester Hayter. Michael Storer, M.
Alexander, Chris Helgerson, A. Hsnge.