Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-05-27
Short News Stories of Interest
PkUps by Censor Comings Goings Dongs
yroqua Vicinity
-Evangeline Sturdy night.

Read the Film Flashes" in an
other column.
W. C. t. U. meets with Mrs. Mead
next Tuesday.
-Chauncy Ferr of Newton, runs a
new automobile.
Fresh strawberries every day at
Fortney & Henry's.
Rudolph Wolfgram and wife are
visiting at West Salem.
District Rebekkah convention was
held at Viola on Tuesday.
See our color cards before selecting
your paint. o. E. Davis.
Barn paint at Soc per gallon in
gallon cans. o. E. Davis.
DIR. Chase, dentist. Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone SO.
Miss Lind 81 Jefferson enters Rog-
erson & Dahl's store as a saleslady.
"A large assortment of children's
barefoot sandals at Roman & Felix.
Mrs. II. +. Lawrence ia here from
Viola visiting at the home of her son
Paul.
Elmer Fortnes and wife left West
Prairie for their new North Dakota
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shower are
back from Christianson's farm in Ster-
ling.
Miss Minnie Henry of LaFarge Wis
.ited friends in Viroqua for the last two
weeks.
Mrs. John Taintor has been suffer
ing with blood poison in her hand ior
some time.
IL. c Brandt of West Prairie, is in
Chicago visiting his sister, who has been
i'll for some time.
Moe GIoro Gath 70 fTaffap
son to act as housekeeper for Anton
and Carl Hendon.
Miss Clara Mccall arrived home
from Valparaiso, where she attended
college the rast year.
Odd Fellow state convention will be
held &c Lacrosse next week. Many
from this section will attend.
Some days since Mrs Thos. Kilen
and children of Westby, were down to
visit her sister, Mrs. Ed. Ellefson.
Decoration Day Footwear" for
every member of the family. Quality
and prices are right. Roman & Felix.
Miss Mary Graves, following state
sdeclan1atory contest at Antigo, paid
"a visit to her sister Geneva at Wausau.
Don't be misled, but come in anc
ret our prices on barn boards or any
O"iSh puhuAh6 hos@hteis GNRANNAk ADr.
GO.
Repair your roofs before the spring
rains. Bekkes&i Lbr. Company car
supply yoa With roof cement as well al
shingles and paint
George W. Heron and wife Of
sSDsth Dakota, with eth@- r. .s.e. &
companied the remains Of Charley Her.
ron here for iHterment.
Cokr -
this important event be recognized By
every business place and residence by
throwing to the breeze the stars and
stripes.
Thomas Atkins of this cisy, ptadu
ates from Mentfort high school, where
he has been with his uncle, Elmer Smith,
for four years past. His brothers, Roy
and VIII go to witness his graduation.
AT the residence of Mr.. Gyland was
last Sunday celebrated the twentv-fifth
anniversary of establishment of Esofea
lutheran aid society. There were pres
-ent a large company of people, three
ministers taking part IN the pleasant
occasion.
Frank A. Chase of Spokane, Drop
ped in on Viroqua relatives and friends
while enroute home from Atlenta, Geor-
SAne WhIAC dtNCiiACO SGDiCtIS C0uu-
Gil OF the Mystic Shrine He extended
the invitation for that great body to
hold its next session at Seattle, which
was accepted
William Powell was arrested BY
Sheriff HOMELAND on charge of burglar.
iziug Raher saloon at Genoa, his home
He pleaded guilty before Justice Pol
lard and was bound over TO court, but
later appeared before Judge Mahoney
and sentenced to one year in the state
reformatory at Green Bay. He is about
"a years old, has wife and child.
We aim to handle the best lines of
ib1iiding materials, such as the Mason
City building and silo tile, Universal
and Atlas cements, Big Four pulp plas-
ter, Sackett's plaster board, Beaver
wall board and Paroid roofngs. We
offer you quality, service and price.
John E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
-Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors.
Chiroprsctic is a science separate and
distinct from medicine, surgery or os-
teopathy and is the only science which
corrects the CAUSE of disease by spinal
adjustment. Call and talk over your
case with US. Analysis free. Over StolI
& Groves. Phone q, Viroqua, Wiscon-
sin.
Iona E. Slack will return home
from her duties as assistant supervisor
in music and drawing in Wausau, the
second week in June and will resume
her work in private piano lessons. Any
one desiring TO take lessons, and those
wishing to continue their lessons under
the direction of Miss Slack should make
arrangements to see her as soon as pos
sible. Miss Slack makes a speciality of
beginners.
-Thirty-five little friends helped Mar
garet Corneha Bowman celebrate her
sixth birthday, Thursday afternoon.
Grandma and Aunt Daisy had prepared
ice cream, homemade candy, and indi-
vidual cakes, such as please the little
ones. Mr.. Jasperson was present to
take a picture of the happy group.
Games were played and as they left for
home each was given doll as souve
mir.
AT last weeks Congregational con-
ventIon Rev. Reed Taft Bayne of Viro-
qua. was elected moderator. This pc.
sition has been extended to more duties
than mere presiding official. As now
constituted Mr. Bayne will act as dis
trict superintendent or moderator, tax
ing up church work, discipline and 9TH
er matters as they are called to his at
tention.
Relatives and friends received cards
announcing the marriage of DIR. Ber-
tram G.. fainter and Miss Edna Mae