Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-29

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single 20 the better things in store for
the worthy.
Special music was rendered for the
occasion by mixed quartet, girls chorus
and solo by Prof Colburn. Revs. Hart
well and Beckholt assisted in the ser
vice.
The class play takes place Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings in the Opera
house, regular graduating exercises,
address and final touches at the Taber-
nacle on Friday night.
The CENSOR will contain a more ex-
tended account of commencement days
in its next issue, with some special
features.
DIR. Oscar SoIverson, veterinarian,
has been here from Minnesota.
May McKittrick arrived home to-
day from her school work at Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mrs. Chester Minshall returned
from visit with her sister at Minnea-
polls.
--Viroqua W. C. +. U. will meet with
Mrs. Barber at the parsonage on Tues
day next.
Chairman Will Ericsson and Will
Setback were Rockton callers in the
county seat yesterday.
Mrs. A. o. Larson is offering her
trimmed hats for sale at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and see them.
Liberty Pole aid society will meet
with Mrs. Henry Nelson on Thursday,
June 9TH for supper. All invited.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Deptist, over
D. E. Davis drug stare, Phone 284,
residence and office i-52w.
Rev. L. c. Jacobson will ayeach in
Viroqua next Sunday evening at 8
o'clock, Services will be in Norwegian.
Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke does mani
curing, shampooing and msssaging.
Work done at her home or where de-
sired.
Rev. Hartwell, who is in attendance
upon the Congregational convention at
Tomah, is accompanied by Mrs. Hart
well.
james Marker has disposed of his
residence to N d. McLees. taking in
exchange the tenement house of the
latter.
Next Sunday afternoon, on the
local ground, Summit Stove Company
team of La Crosse will cross bats with
the home nine.
| Miss Anna Turner visited her
niece, Mrs. Allie Richards-Kelly in
Iowa county, who returned with her
accompanied by Mrs. Kelly, Senior.
Mrs o. B. Wyman gives expression
to the belief that the motion pictures
put on at the Viroqua Opera house are
equal to any she witnessed in Europe.
Don't close your order for a silo
before seeing Phil Appleman, salesman
for the Saginaw make. Home near
Bloomingdale, postoffice address West
by.
olaf Walby sent Rock Island planter
with fertilizer attachment down to his
West Prairie farm, last week. Chose
Bros. also have the same kind of an
outfit. Chas. s. Slack & Co.
-Vern Slack visited his sister Iona
at Wausau, where she is teaching. The
latter will soon close her school work
and go direct to Pennsylvania to visit a
college friend before returning home.
Mr.. william Lake is on hand from
Caledonia for Decoration day and to
visit old neighbors and relatives. His
daughter, Mile Schauffman and son of
st. James, Minnesota, accompanied Mr..
Lake.
IS. E. Jerman and family are about
to move to their farm on West Prairie.
They have been residents of this city
for number of years, Mr. Jerman be-
ing faithful attache of the Nuzum
lumber yard.
Frequent and heavy showers have
fallen since Sunday afternoon, retard-
ing farm work, and especially corn
planting. Hail and severe Lightning
have accompanied these shoTers.
Weather is cool today.
Miss Lulu Cushing spent Sunday IN
the city with Mrs. S. NJ Keir. She is
principal of Stoddard schools, gradual
ing .nree at the late commencement ex-
crcises. Miss Cushing spends vacation
at her home in De Soto.
The CsNsoR directs attention to
two formal political announcement made
in this issue, those of Messrs. Brody
and HOMELAND, candidates for sheriff.
They are both strong men and will
doubtless make lively campaign.
Read this list of progressive farm
ers who recently bought tile silos of
Thayer: Jacob Daeh, Jr., Chas. John
son, Hugh Buchanan, Isaac Groves, ST.,
VIM. Edwards, Samuel EllefsoD, Ever
Monsen, H. P. johnson, Willard Dea-
yer, E. ]. Dahl, Chris Stegna.
"A dozen lady friends made sur
prise upon Mrs. Thos. Crook last Satur-
day evening, it being farewell remem-
brance, presenting her with a useful
piece of silverware. She viii Join her
husband at Waller, Montana, who is
employed by d. z. Mains, and expects
also to take government land.
"A benefit ice cream sociable for
Mrs. John Peterson will be given at
the residence Of Mrs. Abrahamson on
Monday evening. June 8. Place nearly
north from St. Paul depot. Mrs. Peter
son has been compelled to go to hos
pital three times for operation and
treatment, and is now confined in one.
Everybody is invited to join in this
laudable undertaking.