Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-06-04

Money loaned. w. Z. Butt.
Buy noxiaus weed blanks at the
CENSOR Office.
Miss Ollie Watson is the guest of
Mrs. Otto Davis.
Headquarters for all kinds of chick
feed at Williams Feed Store.
Miss Lois Snttle is spending two
weeks at Madison visiting friends.
Paints, varnishes, oil, putty and
window glass at o. E. Davis drug store.
--Thos. o. Mork is at Madison at
tending state convention of F'oresters.
-Pariod roofing means the besi in
ready -oofngs. For sale at the Nuz-
um yard.
Ed. Wiley, o. j. Davidson and Dr.
D. H. Leary of Soldiers Grove were
Viroqua visitors.
Use Salvet for worms in hogs, cat
tie, sheep. horses. We guarantee it.
o. Z. Davis, druggist.
IF you intend to paper any rooms
this spring, look over 0. E. Davis
samples before buying.
Have you heard the 'Klaxet"-
the best electric auto horn on the mar
ket? Tuhus & Clark sell them.
Miss Florence Hoon. C. NJ. B.,
graduate nurse. Massage treatments
given. P.O. Box SO, Phone 1859, Viroqua
Miss Hope Munson arrived home
from Montfort, having closed her teach
ing duties in the high school of that
place.
-Ardee -four Sl.40 sack, Gold Medal
-four 81 80 sack, Wilhamson's Best flour
81 20 sack, at Williams Flour & Feed
Stors.
IF desiring to own farm in Wis
consin at your own price, you should go
to Marshfiele and vicinity with ]. ".
| Thayer.
-drs. Colt talked to the training
school, Friday morning, on her remem-
/ brances of the Civil war, and what the
flag means to her.
The four motherless children of Al
bert Barkhart, two boys and two girls,
| aged from four to ten years, were TAX
en- to the state school at Sparta today.
From his big Rhinelander school,
our former professor, w. P. Colburr,
graduates thirty-four pupils, while vi
roqua goes him two better, with thirty
six
Only the best of materials and trim
mings are used in Reed waists, and the
greatest of care is taken in the work
mansbip and finish Of the garment.
Suite & Tate.
!. "A. j. Beat and Mrs. C. 4. Dahl
were summoned to Madison Il the ser
ious condition Of their mo her, she aav.
ing sustained stroke of rSryjisi {
| while visiting there.
Il have just Installed one Oh the lat
est electric charging machines ard will
give free with any order for photos -
SIS or more one enlargement. MI.
Jasperson, Viroqua and Wesley.
Westby Times says Harold Call, a
student in the La Crosse normal, was
/ delegated BY President Cotton to visit
graduates of Virequa high school to
ascertain how many Of the large class
expect to enter the normal next fall.
The Misses Eoon, personal friends
Of Rev. and Mrs. Barber, arrived from
| England and are their guests. The la
dies are professional nurses, and ex-
i pect to follow their work in this coun.
try.
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 frora 81 o.
/ to sl2 So
Lyle Tate was able TO come home
| from the hospital and is taking a pro-
longed rest from rural mail work. Mrs.
Dustin has been temporary messenger,
but Lorln DeGarmo assumes the place
as substitute on route three.
Saginaw is a word with a charm.
Ii formerly meant the Wild and weird,
now it means civilization 1.-The best stave
siios manufactured - ard Phil Apple
man is t'.s hustling agent. If you have
not already contracted for silo, see
Appleman or write him for particular.
address Westby.
/ Misses Rose Roman Of Viroqua ans
/ Cleo Shannon Of Westbv, arrived home
from Michigan, where they spent the
/ year in Kindergarten work They were
met at Sparta by Charley Shannon, who
autoed them here in season for the class
play on Thursday night. The young
4 ladies were graduates in last year s
high school class.
The new tuition Law for non-resi-
dent students Of high school has been
changed so that districts may charge
| 81 per week instead Of 50 cents, as III
the past. Under the old way il cost
Yiroqua more than twice what il re-
ceived for tuition Different towns
can better sfford to pay somewhere
/ near what service costs than to have
certain districts over-tax themselves to
( provide education for those not their
own.
The possible serious results 10 the
children cossting on cement walks Of
the city was styikingly illustrated when
a young son of Walter Scott was run
over near the grist mill on q recent day.
The little fellow was riding DORM the
incline from the east unnindful 0s the
danger ahead: his little coaster shot be-
tween the wheels of a passing wagon.
The larger vehicle crushed the one rid
den by the boy, but, to the surprise Of
witnesses and attending physician. It
scarcely scratched the youth. This
eossttBg il fun for the boys and girls,
and il almost pity to deprive them
Of the sport, but what Of the future?
Tsere IL certain TO be injury to life and
property If il is permitted 10 continue
fixed habit with the little folk