Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-28

BY the way, MIR. Weatherman, a
little more sunshine, please.
General Rogers went to Prairie du
Chen, Monday, to take baths.
Peter L. Fortney of Liberty Pole
went to La Crosse on Monday.
"A young Mr.. johnson of Red Wing,
accepted position in the Tuhus- Clark
garage.
Miss Alma Nelson was called home
from Richlsnd Center by the illness of
her mother.
Clarence Webb and wife have taken
Up housekeeping in one of c. D. Will
liams' cottages.
DR. and Mrs. Mills cane over from
Wilton to see their aunt, Mrs. Samuel
Mills, who is quite i'll.
Ladies Relief Corps had a gener-
Gus attendance at their benefit picture
show. Thursday evening.
--NeIs T. Nelson came from Chip
pewa county to spend day with Viro-
qua relatives and friends.
IS. C. VanDuzee of Clinton town
has purchased residence in Cashton
and will move there next fall.
"A. J. Livingston and wife returned
/ from GAINESVILLE, the latter having spent
some time there with relatives,
Sammy Solyerson of Liberty Pole
! purchased a new Kisel touring automo-
sis svers thS Hisssssss 1ss ass g e1s
pany.
-Revs. G. Sydney Barber and |. F.
Nuzam attended conference of West
ern Wisconsin Methodist ministers at
Tomah.
Otto Brown played cornet accom-
paniment and solos in the strong must
cal features Of Sparta's memorial day
observance.
Three county ltients that have
had long treatment at the state hospi-
tai, were received at the local institu-
ton on Friday.
Anyone having bills against the
Senior class Of Viroaua High School
will please present them to Miss Ruth
Appleman at once.
Ole Skaagen returned from Nor
way, where he passed some months
with his father and brother and amid
boyhood scenes.
Mrs. Howard Smith and Ed. Stops
went to Ontario to attend the funeral
OF relative, Mrs. Hazel Walker-F Fitch,
who JED :rum blood poisoning.
- Miss Matte Smith entertained
few ladies az luncheon last Sunday in
honor Of aer sister, Mrs. E. e. Seal of
Champion, Alberta, Canada.
We have seed buckwheat for sale.
Can also furnish pasture for few more
head Of cattle. Apply at John Dawson
q Company's insurance Office.
Why not save your back and patti
ence and buy Melrose Convertible
wagon bed that is always ready for any
kind of load, at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
The remains of his deceased wife
were brought here for burial in the city
cemetery by j. A. Mills. Mrs. Mills
died at Ipswich, South Dakota, last
! November.
Oscar Larson returned from l.
| Crosse quite recovered from his late
surgical operation. He has satisfactory
progress and hopes soon to be at his
regular occupation.
The heavy rains make lawns grow
| fast. Do you need new lawn mower
this season? Well, get il from Ander-
son & Sauer. They carry the largest
assortment in town. Prices from $500
to Si2 50.
-Mr. Rice, Of the state department
of public instruction, paid an official
visit to the county training school. yes
| terday. He came here from Coon Val
! ley and was accompanied to ReadstoWn
1 by Superintendent Gardner.
The new city pop factory starts
out with quite satisfactory business,
| supplying outlying towns as well as
home trade. All classes of mild bever-
ages are manufactured. This is an enter
prise that should be encouraged.
| Mayor Smith asks, through brief
! proclamation, that all business and &C.
tivity cease during portion Of Decor
alton day. 1t is eminentiy proper that
I il be done. Let the mayors patriotic
request be universally observed.
Mrs. o. B. Wymau and daughter
Ella arrived home from California, on
Wednesday. They enjoyed the winter
&C Berkeley, where Ella has taught in
female college for three years. With
all the favorable conditions for most Of
the year in the golden state, they are
glad 70 be back in little old Yirouua
1 among refyhborg