Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-06-25

Bonnie Potts.
Waddell
Whitestown-- Ethel Gschwender.
Viola vilage-F Fern Griffin, Gladys Longnecker.
Regina Dewitt
Monroe county--Crace johnson, Alice Upsahl.
Crawford county-Ceeil Dull, Leona Camden,
Doretta Peterson
Rchland county-Bonnie mbrose. BeuIah AM
norman. Dnlcie Grear Wilma Janksky. Grace
Jones. Mile Joseph. Ella Morgan Pearl Swan.
cutt Laura Morgan.
Picnic season.
See o. (. Davis for fireworks of
all kinds
Cemetery and lawn vases at f. M.
Towner's.
Get your Sal-vet at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Miss Frances Tate left for Spokane
to spend vacation.
--Dutehess trousers for warm wealth
err, at StolI & Groves.
James Honaker some DAYS since
suffered from kick by horse.
Twenty. one pounds of best CANE
sugar for 81, at Rogerson & DahPs.
Mrs. Sam Gross and sister attend
ed wedding of relative in Milwaukee.
Editor Haughton and wife of West
by spent Sunday in the city with Mrs
Cooley.
e. B. Homstad was in from Chris
tiana, Monday. He is improved in
health.
Ed. Norris has organized and is in
structor in new bands at Sparta and
Bangor.
IF your husband is hard on his hose
buy him the vegetable silk at Stoll &
Groves, Csc.
Frank A. Clnsse ssd son ROLAND.
are at La Crosse making Improvements
on Mr.. Chase's farm.
Mrs. Elmer Loverud left, Monday,
for Virginia, Minnesota, where she
will join her husband.
Miss Chrissy Miller has been elect
ed principal of the Dolan, South Dako-
ia, schools for ensuing year.
Miss Florence Hoon is at Viola
nursing Mrs. David B. SomFners, who
is suffering from inirmities of age.
Miss Nellie Craigo went to James,
vile, where she will spend the summer
with sister and old school friends.
--Ardee flour 81. 40 sack, Gold Medal
| flour ST. 30 sack. Williamson's Best -four
$l.20 sack, at Williams Flour & Feed
Store.
DIR. Hamilton A. Bolstad arrived
home and will spend some time in re-
creation before entering upon his pro
fession.
Ole A. Vedum was in the city on
| Sunday. His household effects have
been moved to La Crosse, where he has
position.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank. phone q, can correct your dis
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Professor and Mrs. Colburn arriy-
ed from Rhinelander, the former to as
sist in summer school work and the lat
ter to renew friendships.
On the main travelled road west in
Jefferson, the hill at the Mike Storer
farm is being graded by a crew from
the county commissioner force.
"A Mr.. Zimdars of Cashton, passed
through the city, Friday, enroute to La
Fargo, where he has position with the
telephone company at that place.
Come in and let US fit you out for
July 4th- We surely have the proper
things to do this. Suits, furnishing
and shoes. The Blue Front Store.
DIR. Fred A. Tate spent Sunday in
town with relatives. Mrs. Frank E.
Tate and daughters, Louise and Mary,
accompanied him home to Rice Lake.
Before you purchase tiles for siIo
investigate the famous Natco imperish-
able blocks at Ole O. Tuhus'. Do not
pass this up, as you are the loosers if
you do.
Sparta is to have big observance
OF the Fourth. Congressman Esch
will be orator in that, his old home
town. The Third Regiment and West
Salem bands have been engaged TO fur.
nish music.
Ben Nuzum and wife had as their
guest at Readstown a brother-in-law
and sister of Mrs. Nuzum, who reside
at Appleton and were on a wedding trip.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
Nuzum, passing through this city.
Rev. Jesse E. Sarles, once pastor
of Viroqua Congregational church, has
been unanimously chosen from a field
of fifty applicants to become head Of
Whitewater church, with. an adult
membership Of $50. For five years he
has been at Amigo.
Stanley Stout is receiving a visit
from his brother Robert and wife of
New York state. The brothers have
not met for twenty three years. Fifty
seven years ago Robert Stout located
on the Kicksppo near Viola, remaining
three wears This is his frzt return |
visit. Presto, what a changel
Roy Aiken has sold his farm two
miles south of Viroqua to G.. w. Aiken |
who disposed of his BrookviIIe place
and moved to Iowa few months since. |
On the pre.aises next Saturday Roy |
viii hold an auction sale and sell his |
property of live stock, impIe-
ments, farm equipment, some house
hold goods, etc. Sale viii begin at one
o'clock in the Afternoon.