Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-06-11
Short News Stories of Interest
Censor of Congs Dongs of
Viroqua and Vicinity
your sal-vet at o. E. Davis'

city, s. surday.
Commencement at the state univer-
ssity next week
Herman Frank is spending a few
days in Milwaukee.
-R. w. Rogerson and wife are at
Des Moines, Iowa.
Use Panacea to keep your chickens
healthy. o. E. DAVIS.
Special bargains Friday and Satur-
day at Roman & Felix.
Special sale on rugs Friday and Sat-
urday at Roman & Felix.
Col. Morley is spending the week
on his farm near Rockton.
Misses Ethel Nuzum and Hope
Munson are in La Crosse.
Miss Iona Slack returned from her
teaching duties at Wausau.
Use Instant Louise Killer for
your chickens. 0. E. Davis.
Electric vacuum cleaner for rent,
sl.00 per evening at Roman & Felix.
MIR. and Mrs. G. K. Nuzum came
from Ross to attend Woodman supper.
Miss Minnie Hayes is here from
Chicago visiting old school associates
and relatives
Henry Lindemsnn has been confin-
ed to his home for few days with
throat trouble.
--Assemblyman Grimsrud was in the
city last Saturday, the first time since
Legislative session opened.
Buy your screen doors and windows
now, before the flies get in your house.
John E. Nuzum & Son sell them.
IF you have any varnish or paint
you want taken off, use Lingerwell
varnish remover. Ask o. E. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j. Hagen were
in the city from Westby, Monday even
ing, calling on friends and doing shop
ping.
There is no mistaking the fact, you
will find the finest, most up-to-date
line of dress shirts at the Blue Front
Store.
-ACronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank. phone q, can correct your dis
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Mrs. Martin Bentson was taken,
Monday, to the tuberculosis sanitsrium
at Wales, where she hopes to receive
helpful treatment.
Ben C. Brown has materials on the
ground for cottage home to be built
Of tile, and pebble dashed, adjoining the
residence of G, c., Brown.
ii. J. O'Neil of Chicago is in town
tuning pianos for Brown Music Com
pany. All orders in city ard country
will receive prompt attention.
DIR. Christensen arrived from La
Crosse on Sunday mornings train. was
driven to his West Prairie farm by DR..
Surenson, where they passed the day.
From home. and business place, on
public buildings and by personal wear
ing, let the stars and stripes be seen
next Saturday, which is national flag
day, and should be observed.
DIR. Hicks the weather prognostica
tor, says latter days in June will have
disturbed storm conditions and heavy
lightning, and advises against taking
shelter under trees during storms.
-Worshipful Master Berlie Moore is
attending Masonic grand lodge in Mil
waukee. From that place he goes to
Chippewa Falls to represent our Knights
Pythias in the state body next week.
AT the Southeastern stock yards in
Viroqua, sixty head of western horses
and colts will be sold at auction Friday,
June 20, Mr.. DeRouchey shipped them
here from the state of Oregon.
Mrs Albert Brot arrived from
Aberdeen, where she passed three
months with her son. She was accom-
panied home by her granddaughter
Buelah.
After an absence of twenty years,
Arney Olson-Gunerius of Blanchard,
North Dakota, is visiting relatives and
renewing. old friendships in ViroqEa
and vicinity.
Just received at Williams Feed
Store, car of fine corn, also car hog
feed consisting of fine middlings, shorts.
-four middlings, rye middlings and Red
Dog flour, all at prices it will pay to
feed
John Glenn and family departed
for Montana, on Monday. He took
homestead on recent trip there. ia
son L. Glenn contemplates like move.
Miss Gertie Glenn accompanied her
brother.
Norwegian parochial school will be-
gin next Monday, with Mrs. Gulbrand-
son as instructor. City school board
has generously granted use of the Sew
enth grade room, where pupils should
meet.
Rev. Hofstad and family motored
across country to Galesville, Monday.
where they will spend the days while
the pastor is attending general conven-
ton of the United Lutheran church in
Minneapolis.
Have all your best films enlarged. |
But poor films make poor prints and |
inferior engagements. Have your films |
developed at Jasperson's and get the |
best results possible Films sent by /
mail receive our prompt attention.
-Encampment branch of Viroqua I
Odd Fellows enjoyed visit from nine
Viola and La Fargo fraters at Monday |
nights meeting. Degrees were con- /
ferred on five candidates. A banquet |
followed and royal fraternal fellow
ship prevailed.
Mr.. G. C. Olson has as a guest at
his home Mr.. PauIson of Minnesota, g
comrade and fellow traveller he has not
met for forty-five years, when they
went to California as bunkmates and /
gold hunters. They went by the Pan
anna canal route. That there was sat 4
isfaetion in this meeting may well be
certain.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hoyt, widow Of the late Senator JOS
eph W. Hoyt, were brought here Fri
day morning accompanied b. numerous
members of the family and Cbasabrry