Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-06-22

CITY.
Miss Mabel Lem is clerking at the
Tate store.
Those ice cream cones at Franklin S
are delicious.
-I2arl McCarl of Winona is employ
ed at Franklin's.
Special Today clearing sale at the
Fair Savings Store
Experienced lady clerks wanted
Inquire at the Fair Savings Store.
Miss Anna Mork departed for Nc
Vile, North Dakota, to visit relatives.
Miss Minnie Hayes has been taking
special work at the La Crosse normal.
Bargains! Seeing is believing, so
come in and see at the Fair Savings
Store. =
Orders placed with A. E. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
For rent, furnished rooms 10 sum-
mer school students. Mrs. g. W..
Thompson.
Misses Mable Aikens and Gertrude
Hale were Readstown visitors to friends
in the city.
Anton Roberg left last Friday to
parts of Minnesota.
Prank Williams and family are pas
sing fortnight on the Williams sum-
mer ranch near Ross.
Walter Proctor arrived home to
spend few days before taking up
work in his new position at Omaha.
is there a hamlet or town anywhere
that has decided not to celebrate the
glorious Fourth? Yes, Viroqua is that
one.
DIR. Lauder made such rapid pro-
gress after his appendicitis operation
that he was able to return home last
Saturday.
Mrs. Lem Rittenhouse and children
and Mrs. Ben Jennings of La Fargo
called on Mrs. G. K. Nuzum on Thurs
day of last week.
Miss Cora Bangsburg came from
La Crosse to be home for Sunday. She
has position on the reportorial staff of
the La Crosse Tribune.
Il carry the Howard, Hamilton, H.
linois, Elgin and Waltham watches. II
will pay you to come in and get prices
on them. Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
The Readstown Tribune says Henry
Maiben and Vol Wilkinson started foi
a trip to the Mississippi river. They
went down the Kickapoo in boat.
"A. w. Donovan, candidate for coun.
ty clerk, and John Jacobson, looking
for clerk of the courts position, were
in the city calling on friends last Sat
urday.
A celebration on the Fourth is an
nounced for Charlie Adams grove, il
the town of Clinton. Rev. Durphy will
be orator and William Dolen president
of the day.
Miss Jenaie Butt arrived home
from California for summer vacation
She has been instructor in rhetoric II
the city schools of Los Angeles for the
past three years.
Harold Proctor, Scott Curtis anC
Berlie Moore attended the big Wood
man picnic at Hillsboro on Thursday or
Thursday, making the drive across IL
Mr.. Proctor's speeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner were
given an anniversary surprise at theil
farm home week ago. A picnic din
ner and remembrances in presents wer:
pleasantries of the occasion.
Rev. T. E. Henderson has been alb
sent from the city part of this week
He was the officiating clergyman at the
marriage of a friend at Reedsburg to
day. He will return on Saturday.
Seth L. Smith has been here from
Indiana to pay visit to his son Ear
and look after property interests. Mr..
Smith has been absent from Viroqus
for four years and finds not a little
change in population and otherwise.
The party consisting of Messrs
and Mesdames F. A. Chase, John E
stoll and Otto E. Davis, who went t.
Ashland county to do some trout fish
ing had their ambitions fully satisfied
as to number and size Of the beauties
State Treasurer Dahl was arrested
and arraigned in municipal court at the
capital city on charge of overspeedine
with his automobile on the public
streets The case was dismissed OF
, statement of the treasurer that he haC
not exceeded the limit.
Three Westby boys stole three
large trout from Martin Ellefson'
spring house in Timber valley a few
DAYS ago Martin chased the fellow
for few miles and overlook them ant
forced them to give back the fish. HI
threatened to have them arrested, bu
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Cashton Record.
Harold Eckhardt arrived home from
the university on Friday, departing
Monday for North Dakota, where b,
will be engaged in work of canvassini
during the holiday vacation months. b,
this means hoping to acquire sudicien
funds to continue his work at tie uni
versitv. This is the spirit that wins
and the young man or woman who ha
the determination to work their wa,
through the years necessary to kigle
education will be well prepared to cop
with the sterner realities of life afte
their student life has closed
Yesterday was wind-up commence
ment day at the University of Wis
consin. More than FIVE hundred de
grees we're conferred and ladies an
Gentleman given their diplomas. Thos
Young people from Vernon county VIII
take their leave of the big school afte
four years or more given to the par
ticrlar line of technical or professions
study specialized in are Miss Lulu Edn
Dahl Of S.estby, daughter of Stat
n,.sasurer Dahl; Miss Hope Down
Munson and Harry 3. lulyer Of klre
qua. The young women graduate fr2E
the college of letters and scienee, Nj
Pulyer from the school Oh engineering
Nest Of the local students a. the IN
versity have already returned homs
while others remain to see their youn
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