Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-01
April.

| Tins is vacation week IN the puohc
schools of Viroqua.
Long lightning, Thursday, April 8
and toothpicks.
Joseph Nelson of Liberty Pole made
trip to Somerset.
-Thos. Call was a Viroqua visitor
from Westby, yesterday.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
! lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
"A. F. May and viii Ady left, Mon
day morning, for Somerset.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
| ity. Butt & Butt.
Special sale of ladies' kid and silk
gloves, Rogers, Friday and Saturday
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of \. H. Minshall.
Mrs. c. NJ. Morrison of Cashton
spent oly with old Viroqua neighbors.
w. C. T. U. will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Bernice De-
Witt.
Oscar Sommerfied left tor Dexter,
Minnesota, where he has work for the
summer.
-Springville Methodist aid society
will serve lunch on election Gay at the
residence of Thomas Buchanan.
Misses Hulda Wise and Jessie Den
mis- and Martin Jasperson spent last
Sunday at the home of w. F. Groves.
James A. Snodgrass and wife at
tended the funeral of their old neigh
Dor, DR.. Lewis, at Bloomingdale, on
Monday.
The city whist club will be enter
tanned by Messrs. and Mesdames Town
er, C. M. Thompson and Will Lindemann
on Friday night.
100, 900 acres of choice land in the
Dakotas for sale. Will trade in your
city property. Call or or write VIM.
Lewis, Viroqua, Wis.
The old pioneer, Warren w. Dun
lap, returned home from Chicago, Sat
urday, where he spent the winter
months with his daughter.
Oscar and young Mr.. Riley, the
latter teacher in Newton village schools,
were among the throng of CENSOR
business callers on Saturday.
--Yiroqua Rebekah lodge will hold
regular meeting Monday night; all mem-
bers are requested to be present; busi-
ness of Importance to dispose of.
John P. and Dan Franzini of Genoa
were business callers in the city on
Monday. The CENSOR had pleasant
business and social calls from them.
Landlord Reiter of De Soto and,
and John Brennon of Victory, were at
the hub on Monday The latter is the
largest tobacco grower n Vernon
county.
&C. H. Edwards returned from
Clark county. AS soon as his wife is
able Mr. Edwards will move to his
Neilsville farm, where they will pass
the season.
A most complete and elegant new
line of millinery goods just received at
Ethel Atwood s. Cordial invitation to
all the ladies to call and see. One more
apprentice girl wanted Immediately. 8s
George H. Bryon was over from
Soldiers Grove neighbOrhood calling on
old neighbors and friends. While here
jersey herd to strengthen his dairy
farm stock.
A number of little girls gathered
at the home of Mrs. Lena Erickson
Monday afternoon with lunch baskets
and had farewell party for the Erick
son little girls, who leave with their
mother for Dakota.
Have you any carpenter or other
work to do? John NJ. fainter, who can
construct anything from hen house TO
a mansion, is prepared to accept work
either in town or country. Call on or
address him at ViroIua.
-Viroqua streets witnessed a pro-
cession of tobacco dehvsTcrs which
continued throughout Monday, crops
coming from extremes of the county.
Four gentlemen, Martin Hillebos, Tolef
and Chris Brudos, Peter Hendrickson,
drew large loads from Rush Creek. in
western Crawford county.
Senator A. T. Kraabel of Clifford,
North Dakota, spent Sunday with his
father-in-law, Chris. Oswald, in this
city. Also A. 0. Black and family of
La Crosse, were guests of the Oswald
family during the same period. At the
home of Mr.. Kraabel in Trail county
are located many Vernonite., whom he
reports as prosperous and happy.
Mr.. Seth Reynolds. Of the barber
firm of Thomson & Reynolds, leaves
today for Boscobel to visit friends. His
family will return with him. MessTs.
Thomson & Reynolds have completely
,enovated their shop and it is abreast
of the times in every respect. They
contemplate installing two modern bath
rooms in the near future.
The girls of the Seventh and Eighth
grades and high school gave an exhibit
at the high school building last Friday
afternOc j of their work in domestic
science. The sewing was an unusually
good exhibit of hand and machine work
and consisted of kitchen and fancy
aprons and articles of underwear made
by students. The kitchen was in charge
Of school girls and all visitors were
served with coffee and delicious rolls
and allowed to look at a table full Of
cakes. puddings, ginger snaps. cookies.
biscuits and other good eatables. Bows
IN the manual training department were
also making an exhibition Of the shop
work in their department. Despite
tne stormy weather many Of the pa
irons Of the school were present and
there were some out Of town visitors
who were interested in similar work
about TO be introduced into the schools
Of their city. A full exhibit Of the
manual training and domestic science
work in all the grades and the high
school will be held at the close Of ~
year.