Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-16
LOCAL JoTTINGs

sofa on business.
Christian Sunday school picnic al
camp grounds, Tuesday.
Mrs. F. VI. Towner is at Mime
apolis visiting her sister.
DIR. w. NJ. Trowbridge is treating
his residence to new roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Brye were
here from Newry on Sunday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second hool
Ferguson building. Phone SIS.
IF you wish TO buy or sell city OF
farm property, call on Thayer.
"A big stock Of screen doors anC
windows, at Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Miss Myrtle WiIsurg Of Chicago, i:
guest at the home of Ole o. Tuhus.
"A. J. Beat is in Madison visiting
his mother, who is slowly improving.
The optimo. for ice cream and sodas
the coolest spot in town these hot
days.
"A party Of ten ladies' were erter-
tanned at the Spellum cottage, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. r. w. Baldwin is receiving a
visit from her mother and sister, who
reside in Iowa.
Roy Harris went to Clark county
to see his father, Enoch Hrrris, accom-
panied by his son.
1t is not uncommon for Chas. S.
Slack & Co. 70 sell five oil stoves in one
day to the farmers.
We have complete line of screen
doors and windows. Call and see them
at the Nuzum Yards.
The Marquette and Lehigh Port
land cement, (none better at Bekke-
dial Lumber Company.
Geo. w. McKibbin is at Madison to
take examination before state board
for admission to practice.
Mrs. Mabel Bolstad-J Jordan Of North
Dakota, is here for a visit with her
family and old-time friends.
Walter S. Proctor and wife of New
York, arrived in Viroqua, today, to
spend their summer vacation.
Mrs. c. S. Dickson returned from
Menomonie, where she spent some time
with her son Lawrence and wife.
Miss Lulu Riley, faithful and intel
ligent clerk in the Viroqua post office,
IS having vacation of eighteen days.
John fainter completed the erect
ion of modern basement barn, 72x34
feet, for Frank Zitzner near Monument
Rock.
Sever Sherry was taken to Mendo-
ia asylum by Under-Sheriff Rogers. He
has been mentally unbalanced for some
time.
Miss Marie Mortenson of Granite
Falls, Minnesota, has been a guest at
the farm home of Jos. Deiters for the
past few weeks.
Mrs I. o. Mork was elected Jun
Tor Vice President at the annual de-
partment convention of Woman's Re-
lief Corps at Neenah.
Mrs. E. r. Cushman of Viola left
for visit with relatives at Chaseburg,
after spending the past month with
her sister, Mrs. Edw. Lind.
I'm addition to the delicious lie e
cream, the 0ptimo is serving this sea-
son, fine homemade sherbets in a var
iety of fiavors will also be carried.
While riding his wheel on Sunday,
Earl fainter fell from the same, splint-
ering the arm bone above the elbow,
spraining his wrist and dslocating his
thumb.
Mrs. Frances Baldwin of Los An
geles, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Waffle, has gone to eastern points
in the state. She returns here before
departing for ner home.
Three Melrose Convertible wagon
beds and two Stoughton combina ton
hay and stock racks sold last week at
Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S, and still they
have plenty more.
Lightning did damage in Sunday
evenings storm to tobacco barn on
the farm of Grant Cox, knocking an
end out of the building and SCATTERING
some posts, but not setting fire to the
shed.
Prof. and Mrs. S. E. Pearson and
children of Bloomington are renewing
friendships made while Mr.. Pearson
was at the head of our schools. He is
now cashier of one of the banks of that
town.
During the month of July we will
make reductions worth your while in
BEST most up-to-date attractive suits.
The seasons best productions. Come
IN and secure bargain now. The Blue
Front Store.
--Chas. S. Slack 6 Co. have a big
sale on the farmers prison Irvine, and
this is as it should be, for il the price
of Irvine is to be kept in reason, farm
ers will have to patronize their own
state Irvine mills.
The past week has proved a trying
one for the local telephone exchange,
the severe wind and storm blowing
down trees and breaking many wires.
AS many as fifty phones were out of
commission at one time.
The William Webb family have
with them Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jack
son and Charles Eustice and wife of
Cuba City. The ladies' are sisters of
Mrs. Webb. The party motored across
from southern Grant county.
Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke celebrated her
birthday on Sunday last AS the lady
is confined TO her bed by injuries re-
ceived some time since, the friends
made an effort to cheer her by q post
card shower and several handsome gifts.
Simon Glenn of Dell section il a
business caller in the city today. The
local creamery, he says, is doing larger
business than ever, notwithstanding
that cheese factory has been recently
established witain three miles of thsm.
Miss Edith Reed of Moss, Norway,
is spending q year with her cousin.
Mrs. Jos. Deiters, west of the city.
Miss Reeds father is an instructor in
the public schools and her education in
cluded thorough study of the English
language and literature.