Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-10
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This is Commencement Week in
County Training School

pie ing that course which qualities them
TO go out and impart instruction to 9TH
ers. 1t is the seventh annual gradual
ing class to receive credentials from the
institution.
The public exercises will be held in
Methodist tabernacle, Thursday night,
June II, at O'Clock, to which the pub
lie is cordially invited. No admission
will be charged. The following pro-
gram win be presented:
PROGRAM
Music Wandering in Woodland School Chorus
M shsesatl0n ovsv flowers School chorus as rs
Address The Efficient Life Ct The Right Way
70 DO IT. So. Arthur E. Gringie. Editor
mn.;e seeu 9 ORIG, Dorb,, onar.et
Presentation of Diplomas. w p Morgan
Benediction. ............,..... Rev. r. T. Bayne
The alumni and class banquet will be
held in Running hall on Friday evening.
Use Sal Vet for your stock. o. E.
Davis.
Summer silk at great reduction at
Roman & Felix.
Iona E. Slack will start class in
private piano lessons June tenth.
-Everybody's drinking 1.-THE Tan
go. of course. Try it at the optimo.
Leave orders with Fortney & Hen
ry for strawberries for canning pur-
poses.
DIR. Gunderson, eminent La Crosse
surgeon. departed on Monday. for
trip to Norway,
Use DIR. Hess Panacea and Instant
Louise Killer for young and old chick
ems. 0. E. Davis.
Remember Wigs sale of kitchen
cabinets commences Friday morning.
Read his advertisement.
Remember the Air Dome opens
Friday night. New seats, new ma
chine, big program. Come
Principal G. N. Appleman of Viola
schools, underwent second operation
for appendicitis in Lacrosse.
--Sixty-five cent silk matelasa in
brown, rose and copenhagen blue, 39c
per yard at Roman & Felix
-Chas S. Slack & Company have
just unloaded another car Of mowers,
tedders, rakes and spreaders.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are I'M
loading d car of CARLO flexible steel
fence posts warranted for thirty years.
We still have some women's $500
and $3.50 pumps and 0xfords, regular
sizes but narrow widths, to sell at S1.l9,
Roman & Felix.
When planning your work for clean
your walls, woodwork and floors with
Chi-namel? 0. E. Davis.
"A son of Mitchell D. Brown of
Webster was operated upon for appen-
dicitis in a Lacrosse hospital. The par
ents have been with him.
First come first served, will have
to be the order with Bull tractor Gus
toners. Another one this week at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Mrs. Ed. NJ Minshall and two sons
arrived from Spokane to visit among
relatives and school friends when the
mother was Miss Hattie Bell.
Mrs. Kate Joyce English of Mime
apolis, accompanied by her son Gard
ner, are spending some time at the
joyce parental home in Vhcqua.
THE picnic party is not complete
without camera. Dolt right and take
an Ansco. Then let Jasperson develop
the films. He makes a speciality of de-
veloping and printing for amateurs.
Good strong maple 2x6 and 2x6
shed and barn stock for sale by Thayer.
If you wish to buy or sell Viroqua city
or Newton farm property. it will pay
you to call on or write to j. w. Thayer
and your wants will get attention.
Mrs. Clara Oswald Peterson came
from North Dakota to visit at the old
home, having with her young daUgh-
ter They were met here by T. A. Pet
erson, who took them to Towerville for
brief stay with her husbands family.
Rare bargains in suits. We bought
from one of our good manufacturers
so suits in the late styles and patterns
at big reduction to close out. Inese
we offer to our customers at fully one
third less than value. The Blue Front
Store.
Rev. H. C. Smelly was at Rushford
for Tuesday to attend sixtieth jubilee
celebration of the Magnetism Synod
church, where a large number of min
listers ard others joined in the exercis-
es. Governor Eberhard was a guest
and spoke at the meeting.
The Sentry says Jos. Haogh, chair
man of Union township, was in Hills
boro with several teams after nearly a
car load of steel culvert tubing. By
the looks of the number of loads that
were taken out, Union must be going
to build lots of new bridges.
Rev. j. J. jacobson and wife de-
parted, Monday morning, for months
vacation in his native state of Minneso-
ia. After attending conference at
Red Wing they go to Pelican Rapids,
then to Fargo, Mrs. Jacobson's parent
al home, later to Mr.. Jacobson's late
charge at Grafton.
MIR. and Mrs. L. C. Boyle were at
Menomonie last week to witness grad
uation of their neice, Miss Francis Tate,
from that popular Stout school of do
nestle science. Miss Tate is to be con-
graduated on her accomplishment, and
the further fact that she expects to fol-
low the work as profession.
From Editor j. w. Haughton, the
CENSOR acknowledges, with thzaks, re-
ceipt of Westby's first high school an
nual, The Courier" which is a credit
able piece of printery, well illustrated
pictures of the class, school officers,
scenes in and about Westby. Altogeth-
er the book is more than valuble to the
class and Westby as q community.
in probate court week ago, the
contested will case of Martin G. Leuua