Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-03
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Sundays ball game.
Judge Mahoney delivered memori-
al address at Viola.
Iona E. Sack viii start class in
private piano lessons June tenth.
Just received, acarloaG of combina-
ton racks at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Miss Lillian Kromrey has gone to
Illinois, where she has employment.
Mrs Arthur Nichols came from
Sparta to visit her mother, Mrs. Miller.
Special prices on steel ranges the
next ten days at Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany's.
George C. Henry. carrier on route
six, lost good horse which he used in
the work.
-Chas S. Slack & Company have the
New Perfection oil stoves with enamel
tops and broilers.
Mrs. Josephine Geary of South Da-
kota, is visiting among relatives and
former neighbors.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Our silo tile is the best on the mar
beat. Bekkedal LIB. Co.
Reports from B. S. Andersosi are
that he has been confined ID his bed in
Stevens Point sanitariurl.
-Viroqua lots at 800 to $500; also
residences frcxn 500 to SIS, 900 for sale
or exchange by j. w. Thayer.
Now is the time to place your Or
der for one of those sanitary closets.
See Chas S. Slack & Company.
If it is Stoughton truck with steel
stakes and hounds it's alright. See
them at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Mrs. Chas. S. Slack and daughter
Esther, went to Wausau to pay visit
to Miss Iona, who will return with
them.
-Chas. w. Moore is in Lacrosse TAX
ing treatment for carbuncles, his old
and severe troubles of last year having
returned.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hetland receiv-
ed visits from their daughter and son,
who reside respectively at Argyle and
Lacrosse.
Great Western low-t tank, high-crank
cream separators at Chas. S. Slack &
Co.'S. Special prices for ten days.
See them.
The aged widow of the late Rev.
! James Cook, ls reported very i'll at the
home of her son, A. E. Shaener, near
Retreat.
Mrs. Jerre Conway was in the city
Monday renewing acquaintance and
ltransacting business. She now resides
in Cashson.
Tobias Sherry and family wish to
publicly acknowledge appreciation of
neighborly assistance in their late be-
rsavement
John Seymour, Andrew Trygestad,
Paul and Elef Hanson have recently
placed orders for Wisconsin siIos with
G. o Nelson.
Gerald Smith of the high school,
was a medal winner at Lacrosse in a
general field meet. He was bird in a
mile foot race.
If you ever expect to buy gaso-
line engine, for the love OF Mike see
Chas. S. Slack & Cos. sample. They
are pure bIoods.
And now there will be some hust-
ling on route 8, Carrier Peter Hay hav-
ing purchased Ford touring car from
A ii. Dahl 81 TO.
DIR. Porter had as his guest his cous-
in. Mrs. Goodwin of DeSoto, who came
to attend commencement, her foster
son, Porter Dyer, being of the class.
Barn dance at Milt Pierce's farm
on Saturday night, June 6. Public is
invited. Music by Viroqua orchestra.
A good and civil time is guaranteed.
MIR. W.T.. Schauffman and little son
came from 81. James, Minnesota, and
passed day with relatives. venera-
BILE William Lake returned home with
them.
--Yeomen society invites the public
to basket supper and dance at their
hall Wednesday evening, June 10. Ev-
cry lady must bring basket; all are
welcome.
Mr.. o. G. Briggs, a former Viro-
qua printer, was here for Decoration
day and to look after placing of mark
er at the grave of an aunt. He is now
editor and publisher of the Albany Vim
dicator in Green county.
Misses Rose Roman and Cleo Shan
non arrived home from Grand Rapids,
Michigan, and aresreceiving congratu-
lations over their successful graduation
from college of kindergartening where
they took full course.
Miss Lois Suite returned from
Wonewoc, where she was assis liant prin-
cipal in the high school, ano a large
class was graduated. Miss Suite says
she found Wonewoc pretty little town
inhabited by a fine class of people.
John M. fainter has been in the
country rebuilding barns wrecked by
last falls cyclone for Neil Lahea and
Fred Hanson. Monday he went to JEFF
ferson to superintend construction of
large and fine barn on the farm of John
A. Doerr.
Booster We want you to watch
the Piano add in the CENSOR every
week. 1t tells you how to get coupons.
Be sure and ask every one to save their
coupons for you. Come in and see us
often, will be glad to help you. The
Booster Store.
Annual encampment of the Wiscon-
sin National guard will take place at
Camp Douglas during the week of July
Is to Is. The war department viii al
SO detail a company Of regulars TO Camp
Douglas for the encampment and parti-
cipate with the guard in the maneu-
vers. This will be the first time the en-
tire land forces of the guard, infantry,
cavalry and artillery go into camp to-
gether.
DIR. and Mrs. Otis E. Cronk and son
returned Saturday from Davenport,
laura vuhayo Mr. Crork snanf the min,