Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-05-24
THE CITY SCHEDULES.
FOR MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE
Grand Army Formulate Program At
torney Bennett Orator of the Day

The usual Decoration Day observance
will be had in this city,in charge of the
Alex Lowrie Grand Army Post Ar
rangements are practically completed.
j. Henry Bennett has been invited and
accepted the invitation to deliver the
memorial address. Program is announ-
ced under direction of Capt. J. Henry
Tate, Marshal of the day: Procession
move on Main street at o'clock sharp
on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 80,
in the following order: Third regiment
band on Main, facing south; flower
girls; Grand Army, the firing squad on
right; Spanish war veterans; Women's
Relief Corps; schools will form on north
side of Jefferson street, right on Rusk
avenue; city authorities in automobiles;
citizens on foot. Line of march will be
east on jefferson. south on Rusk ave-
nue. and east on Hickory street to the
cemetery.
Below we give the program which
will be carried out at the cemetery:
Decorating graves
Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. viroqua Male Quartet
Lineoln's Gettysburg Address. Oscar Espeseth
Music 49,. .................- ............. Band
Address ......-,.--.'. Henry Bennett
g.
Tribute to Unknown Dead .................'......
Roll Call Of Dead .-.,............+..,.
MUSIC. Band
salute 70 DEAD .....'.-..'
Lights OUT.
Memorial services will be held in the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing, May %. Members of G. A. r.
will assemble at post hall promptly at
10 O'Clock to march to church.
Black roofing paint and oil at Thay-
er's.
If you want a salty razor see
Towner.
Curtain poles and sash rods at
Towner's.
-Moores non-leakabIe fountain pens
at 0. L. Davis.
Wall paper of all prices at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Sporting good at Towner's-b base
ball, tennis and croquet.
Marvel -four is. best to use. For
sale at Surenson's grocery.
Girls wash dresses at great bar
gains. Roman & Felix,
Grocery bargains Friday, Saturday
and Monday at Roman & Felix.
Belt pins, breaches and tie pins 80
cents to $500. ]. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Merchant George Groves has been
confined to the home of his mother by
severe attack of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White, who
removed from this city to Illinois some
months since, rejoice over the arrival
Of q z.sr1 or THAR hnrro fha Ero$ Lnrr
Cascade Linen, in cabinets of fifty
sheets with inside and outside enve-
lopes, is the best you can buy, and
johnson is selling it lower than ever
before.
Relatives and friends here learn of
the death of Henry Julson, of Everett,
Washington. His parents formerly
lived at Coon Valley. Mr.. Julson was
married to Miss Ida Krogan of this
place.
When you buy a watch buy of a
man who has had experience in watches.
My twenty five years experience in the
jewelry business is free to you. All
watches sold under guarantee as TO
price and quality. ]. w. Lucas, Jewe-
Ter.
DIR. W. NJ. Trowbridge returned
from San Antonio, Texas, on Friday
last, Mrs. Trowbridge having been much
benefited by the southern soiourn.
The doctor was pleased with his two
weeks in camp life with the regular
army troops.
The fifty-sixth annual meeting of
the La Crosse district Congregational.
churches is in session at Cashton, open
ing yesterday. Rev. Hartwell Of this
city and others have been in attendance,
as was also Rev. Fifeld. Mr.. Hartwell
had part in the program.
Mr. Ole Swiggum Of Belgium Ridge,
droppe1 into the CENSOR Office on Sat
urday beaming with smiles because Of
encouraging conditions
in his section. He said corn planting
was practically completed and that be
had a growth in his fields that would
easily measure four to six inches. Mr.
Swiggum reported the condition Of ven
cradle Jacob Daeh and Miss Julia Berge
as rot improved. They have both long
been il bad health "a - 81 -,