Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-15
Short News Stories of Interest
PicUps by Censor of the Comngs Gongs Dongs
Vioqua and Vicinity
Red barn paint at o. E. Davis.

Insure with John Dawson % 20.
Window glass and putty at o. E
Davis.
-HygenO for sheep dip at o. E
Davis.
Summit stoves and ranges, at Chas
S. Slack & Co.'S.
Flags for Decoration Day use a
Towner's store.
II. E. Bigley jeweler and ergraver
Work guaranteed.
New shipment of rugs at usual Low
prices, at the Farmers Store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second foSl
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Get the boys a Birdsell miniature
wagon at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Chris Homested was in the cit,
from Westby to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Boyle are of
for quick trip to Kansas City.
Gold Coin and Daniel Webster flour:
are both excellent, at Thayer's.
Change of date for Maeder dance
from May q, to Tuesday. May q.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat.
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Berlie Harris is visiting rela.
tives and old friends in this community
Peter E. Mitby was a business cal.
Ter in the city from Cashton on Monday.
-Thayer has a full stock of shingles,
barn and shed boards, all at reasonable
prices.
Misses Edith and Ethel Drake re-
turned fromEastman, where they visited
relatives.
Special prices on barn boards and
all kinds of shingles. Call and see us.
John E. Nuzum & Son,
Mr.. /. K Loverude says he is vel
pleased with his Litchfield spreader, he
bought of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Yes, Decoration Day will be OBJ
served as usual in Viroqua, although nc
set program has been announced
The best silver knives, forks, spoons
and verything for the table, unlimited
guarantee. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Don't buy your graduation presents
until you see my stock and get prices.
1t will pay you. ]. w. Lucas, Jeweler
--Chas. S. Slack & Co. sell the Ohio
Kerocine traction engines, also the New
Avery gasoline traction engines and
separators.
There will be meeting of advisory
board and guardians of the Camp Fire
Girls, on Thursday at 8p. m, in the Lib
rary rest room.
Mr.. Arne E. Espeseth came from
North Dakota for short v sit at home.
he reports prospects excellent for good
crops in that state.
Henry Running is maxim changes in
his restaurant. He is removing base
ment wall and win open two rooms for
his growing business.
John Tewalt and wife are advised OF
the marriage of their youngest son,
Leo, which occurred at Waterloo, Iowa,
where he has employment.
Mrs. Nellie Buckley is arranging
for the erection of a bungalow residence
on the grounds from which her brick
residence burned last season.
Hospital news from George Spencer,
who was ifnpaled on pitchfork handle,
is that he has excellent prospects for
recovery, which will be most welcome
news in this community.
Mr.. Fred Eckhardt is enroute tc
curative springs of Missouri for few
baths, intending to be absent a couple
of week. He will return through South
Dakota, where he has business.
There will be a picnic at Reeds
grove, Sugar Greek, Sunday next. Ice
cream and all kinds of Refreshments
will be served all day; music will be
furnished by the Sugar Greek Nightin-
rrala 1rahaokra Tny,na ri hrsvxx ,,o,..
sweetheart.
". NJ. C A. state society of boys
work has given l. H. Beckkolt, scor;
commissioner, an invitation 20 be a
leader at one of the state summer
camps for boys, at Phantom Lake,
Wisconsin. What time be can spare.
Mr.. Beckholt says he will give to the
boys of Viroqua, in summer work.
DIR. McElwee, the successful Madi-
son specialist, will visit his patients al
the Hotel Fortney on Thursday, Nav
%. The doctor has devoted almost the
whole of the past year to travel and
study, both in Europe and the United
States and resume his professional work
fully equipped with the latest modern
methods of treatment.
Mrs. Gott received on Sunday
Mothers Day, telegram of greeting
from her daughter Amy, two thousand
miles away. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clarke.
also received telephone messages from
their sons in Milwaukee. A nice way,
surely, to show respect, affection and
observe Mothers Day, which is to be-
come a national custom.
Mrs. L. C. Drake arrived at the
home of her son Ruison in this CITY
after spending the winter with her son
Frank in Iowa. who accompanied her
here. Mrs. Drake is native of the
Empire state, eighty-four years old,
coming to Wisconsin S venty-three wears
ago, and has been a continuous resi-
dent of Vernon county since.
j. D. Beck was home for Sunday
He will be joined at Madison on Thurs
day by Mrs. Beck, and proceed to
Washington to attend annual session of
labor staticians of the United States.
of which Mr.. Beck is president. He
will deliver an address in New York
on the subject of the work being es-
tablished by the new state industrial
commission.
1t is understood that the post
master general, believing that rrral
route carriers time is less than hs If
occupied, will recommend that cities
and villages from which rural routes
emanate, the carriers to perform this
additional duty before and after COW
ering their country routes. 1t is said
that this system will be tried out at a
number of points in Illinois beginning
July LIST.
Hans Thompson was over from De-
Soto and while here disposed of his 40
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