Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-19
WAS a VICTIM OF kIcKAPoo
Young Boy browns While Bathing
Near Ontario

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farm when it seems he got a cramp and
disappeared. His brother, after wait
ing for him to come up, called for help
and viii Blatz was the first to get to
| the place, followed shortly hy Jack
Lower, Jim Williams and Alex Moore.
.Tho with the assistance of two pike
poles dislodged the corpse from the
bottom of the stream where it is pre-
sumed he had a hold of something. DR.
johnson in the meantime was called to
resusciate the body but all efforts
were in vain. The parents were noti-
fed and they. came for the remains
that evening and funeral services ard
intermeut were on Tuesday. The lad
was about sixteen years of age, and
the parents have the sympathy of the
community SA
DIR. Brophy is visiting in southern
Minnesota for week.
Fred Eckhardt went to Chicago to
take in the great convention.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman is passing few
days with relatives at Hillsboro.
The new Champion binder at Chas
S. Stacks is winner. See it.
Good second hand tobacco rack for
sale at Chas. S. Slack e. Co.'S.
&C. L. Robinson, teacher at Genoa.
returned to his Readstown home.
See the Deering seven-fo)t binder
with tongue truck, at Chas. S. Stacks.
For watches and jewelry see S. B.
Lillis, jeweler, opposite the postoffice.
Those Gliding settees ct Ctas. s
Slack & Cos. are what you want. Try
one.
Mr.. B. S. Anderson left, Monday,
for West Bend, where he goes on bus
| mess.
Miss Inga Aalgaard came from La
Crosse to spend vacation at the parental
home.
Mrs. o. G. Kellogg of Readstown
passed Sunday in the city with Miss
Bessie Anderson.
Elmer Marker is here from Mime
apohs, where he has been employed for
year in a picture show.
Mrs. H. E. Rogers and little daugh-
ter went to Aberdeen to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Jesse Thompson.
When you want soft plable splendid
wearing work shoes you will find the
best at The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. r. j. Rosenheld and daugh-
tiers came from Portage to pay a visit
to Viroqua relatives and friends.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Mrs. Dora Bowman came from
Aberdeen to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Stevens on Round Prairie.
Mrs. Geo. W. Eckhardt is at Mad
ison to attend university commence
ment and witness graduation Of her
son Harold.
Big bargain in two-horse and .
four-horse second hand gasolene en-
CINE if taken this month, al Chss, 8.
Slack & Co.'S.
Miss Ethel Hamilton returned home
for vacation, having closed a years
kindergarten teaching in the Sioux
City, iowa, schools,
Mr.. L. C. Steenberg greets viro-
qua neighbors after spending the win
ter and spring assisting in the store of
his son at Retreat.
Miss Maude Lewis of Chicago, and
her brother Maurice Lewis of Minnea-
polls, were in the city enroute to Reads
town to visit their partnts.
-Viroqua redeemed herself last Sun
day from the ball defeat of few
weeks previous, by winning to from
La Crosse Independent team.
Miss Ada E Smith returned to her
Pleasant Ridge home from Waukegan,
| Illinois, where she taught school, She
will return in the fall to renew her
work
B. S Anderson, T. T.. Sanwick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sauef autoed to La
Crosse and return last Sunday in Mr..
Anderson's car. They report fine roads
most of the distance by Cashton route.
"A bargain in blue serge suits. We
closed out line of twenty all wool
blue serge perfect fitting suits at dis
count, for quick selling $3.50. Think
of this price when serges are contin-
ually advancing. The Blue Front.
Col. G. E. Morley is at Madison at
tending ceremonies Of dedication of
Camp Randall memorial arch, erected
by the state. He will also go to James
vile to see all aviation exhibition be-
fore the state meeting of Eagles.
Nothing equal to those Butler stock
tanks, warranted rust proof Chas. S.
Slack & Co. have them with a stock
fountain built in the tank so the pigs
and chickens can stand on the ground
and drink water from 16-barrel tank.
See them.
-Messrs. c. K. Stephens and F. J.
Glandville, cashier and viee-president
of the Bank of Montfort, accompanied
by their wives, autoed over from that
city to spend Saturday and Sunday with
their former townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. R. Vergeront.
According to tables sent out by the
superintendent of weights and measures
quart berry box must be 81 inches in
diameter by 1916 inches deep. If |
box contains less than a quart or pint. |
the quantity contained must be plainly
marked on the box.
B. F. Purdy arrived home on Sun /
day from Houston, Texas. where he |
and Mrs. Purdy spent the winter. The |
latter stopped at Rockford to visit some |
time with her daughter, Mrs. Barnes. |
Mr.. Purdy says they passed pleasant |
winter in Texas, and that he likes the !
country and splendid climate.
From Arlington, Wash, comes the
news of the death of Edmund B. Lans- /
leg, former resident of this section. /
He was q native of Ohio, coming to I
Wisconsin eighteen years ago. He was
married to Jannet Dickson, daughter
of Jas. Dickson of Bloomingdale. and /
resided at Viroqua and La Fargo, going
west thirteen years ago. Deceased /
was a nephew of John Brown of this