Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-22
-Chautauqua in two weeks.
Mrs. Lou Potts is reported i'll.

Davis.
Ivan Wood has again gone to New
Mexico
County candidates are circulating
among the people
Mrs. Lon McLees of Genoa visited
Viroqua relatives.
Shirt waists at wonderful reduced
prices at outtle & Tate's.
Floyd Bowman arrived from Min
neapolis to visit his parents.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
/ onal Bank building. Phone so.
John Nj. fainter went to Lacrosse
to do repair work on Frank A. Chase's
new possessions.
George Pennell and wife have as
guests at their home Mrs. Stanard and
daughter of Lacrosse.
Rev R. E. Thomas of Readstown
held service in the Christian church
Sunday morning and evening.
Several small people from Lacrosse
are guests at the Gus Wise home in the
country and of Frank Wise in the city.
Willis Reed and family returned to
their Montana home after fortnight s
stay with relatives in Jefferson and vi
roqua.
There will be another dance in Run
ning's hall, next Friday night. Good
music by a local orchestra. Dance
tickets SOC.
Mrs. Louise Slime, a member of the
CENSOR force, is having vacation this
week, spending the time at her Soldiers
Grove home.
An ice cream social will be held on
the lawn of the John Weber home this
Saturday evening. Everybody is cor
daily invited.
For one week we offer all our wool
dress skirts at one third off Materials:
serge, poplin, chuddah and novelties.
Suttle & Tate.
Chairman Eastman, A. U. Curry
and others were over from Forest on
official business last Wednesday. They
came by automobile.
The Nuzum family Grove to Rich
land Center on Sunday and attended
Chautauqua. They pronounce the pro-
gram very interesting.
Candidates for local offices should
not forget that their nomination pap
ers must be filed with the county clerk
not later than August first.
Don't forget that fine Friday night
program at the Air Dome-the Kath-
| iyn pictures and three extra reels all
for the regular price, Sc and l0c.
Fears of water famine have been
entertained in the city, machinery at
one of the pumping stations having
been out commission for several days.
Mrs, Frank Waldron won the list
! ing contest and the set of dishes. Now
forTthe gold watch. Who will win it.?
Boosters get busy, The Blue Front
! Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagemeister of Chi
cago, are guests of John E. Stoll and
wife. They are passing most of their
stay at the Stoll summer cottage on
Bishop Branch.
Whitney Nichols, Ed. Norris, Win
Glenn, the Green boys and others ar
rived here on Friday last to join Rthe
band and hospital corps in service at
the military reservation.
DIR. Ole E. Medium was down from
Westby on Monday. He declares that
| it is difficult, to become weaned from
active farm work, which he so long fol-
lowed in Viroqua town.
-Enroute to the eastern market,
Charles Groh stopped off in Viroqua to
pay brief visit to relatives and friends.
He resides at Woodland, California,
where he is engaged in business.
Many friends are pleased to greet
Mrs. Irwin d. Bennett and daughter
Marie, who are here for visit at the
girlhood home of both. For a dozen
years they have resided in the state of
Oregon.
Mr.. John WEIGH of Kansas arrived
to pay his brother George an indefinite
visit. Mr.. Welch left here soon after
the war. He was member of Com
pany |, AZ Regiment, under the late
Captain Nichols.
-Melrose combination wagon beds
are ali the go and they are warranted
for five years. Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany sell them and have jo5bing prop
osition for the dealers of Vernon and
adjoining counties.
Ladies, why not take home an Ideal
fireless cooker on trial. You have
ready use for them all the year round
and it saves half your fuel bill as well
S. Slack sells them.
While farmers and others are beg
ging for men to assist in gathering the
hay crop and other work, yet there are
a number of able bodied men about VII
roQua streets. The best wages ever
paid in this section is no iniucement.
Senator Teasdale's stench-agitat-
ing travelling legislative smelling conn
mittee has been stirring the filth of
Milwaukee for week, and delectable
lot of reading for the youth has been
given in the city papers. Of little avail
is such unwholesome publication, but it
furnishes the members thereof oppor-
tunity to CAD about the state at the ex-
pense Of tax payers.
On Wednesday two weeks ago,
was the birthday of the capital. One
hundred and twenty-five years ago
Washington was selected for the ma
TONS capital. Wednesday was also a
'sred letter" day, historically, the De-
claration of Independence having been
read July s, 1776, four days after it's
signing, from the steps Of the old state
house at Philadelphia.
Harry E. Wulfing and wife of Chi
cago are passing few days here with
their relatives, the Munsons. A dozen
years since Harry graduated from vi
roqua high school, then college of en-
gineeriHg at the state university, being
profitably employed by leading concerns
in different parts of the country every
day since closing his education. He is
now an important cog in the intricate
and mammoth consolidated electrical
supply and producing concern in Chica-
go.
-Viroqua friends are in receipt of
the nainful intelligence of the death of