Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-03
LOCAL IoTTINGs


Pie plant free. W. E. Butt.
Five young people graduated from
Cnsseourg graded school,
Furnished rooms TO rent tosummer
school pupils, at Mrs. Geo. n. Clarke $.
Jack Watson left here today for a
tour Of inspection 10 Montana and Can
ada.
Cashier H. z. Packard is at La
Crosse attending district bankers as
ISOLATION.
The Krogsbals have just harvested
a fine crop OK alfalfa on Lnelr farm SIX
miles east OF Viroqua.
Lester Cox remains IN a serious
condition at Lacrosse. Surgeons are
waiting development before operating.
E-Mrs. James F. Parker went to La
Crosse last Friday for hospital treat
ment, expecting to be operated upon
for gall stones.
Joe Rosenthal has been in the city
for visit among friends. he IS en-
gagged in business at Durand, reporting
satisfactory conditions with him.
-Riehlan1 Center MasoEs, seventy
five strong, were booked for visit to
the fraters in Viroqua tonight. Rain
this forenoon changed their plans.
Their many friends in Vlroqua will
extend congratulations to AR. and Mrs.
Carl e. Coe over the arrival Of a sec
oud daughter at their CashtOn home.
First ball game of the season was
pulled off on the fair grounds last Sun
day between ReadstowD and Nelson
Clothing Company teams, the latter
winning 8 TO 0.
Gus Kolb drove over from Hills
ooro on Tuesday, bis first visit to the
county seat IN four years. He motored
here with E. v. Wernick and others
who had matters in probate court.
Ed GorsIine sold to NJ H. Bekke-
dahl, to place on his farm, fine brood
mare and span of two-year. old Percher-
on mares. Ed. refused 1925 for a fourth
mare. Pays, We guess, to thus breed.
When you buy chicken feed come
to headquarters. Globe chick feed,
Globe developing feed, Globe scratch
| feed have stood the test and are the
| best. For sale at Williams Feed Store.
M. w. Twining has moved to his
residence, the old Thompson house in
Third ward. Mrs. Julia Munyon is ar
ranging for her private boarding house
in the big dwelling vacated by the
Twinings
-Osteopathy is a complete system,
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DR.. G. D. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. Office
209, house 3l2
Perry McHenry attended state con-
ventiOn of rural mail carriers, held at
Green Bay on Saturday. He returned
home Sunday, reporting large and in
teresting gathering G.. w. Burnard
Of LaFar0e ,--as the other delegate from
Vernon county.
Teachers n our schools have de-
parted for their several distant homes.
A number will return for next year.
Prof. Taylor G. Brown made trip to
Madison in the interest of our agricul-
tural department.
--Jens Vigdahl, clerk at 0strem's
store, departed today, for visit to
Norway, expecting to be absent for
year. He sails with the Singers OF
North America, OF which he is a men,
Der. Mr.. Vigdahns many friends will
wish him a pleasant visit and safe re-
turn.
A delegation of sixteeh Viroqda
gentlemen went to Readstown SatNr-
day NIGHT to join the Odd Fellows there
In comforting degrees on number o.
candidates in the different stages OF
the order. Viroqua degree staff had in
teresting part in the work. At midnight
ladies OF the place served supper
that did them credit.
Rare opportunity is brought to this
section in the appearance here of Bish-
op Quayle, one Of the highest church
dignltaries in the United States, who will
lecture in the Methodist tabernacle or
Friday night. In the afternoon many
! gill go to Springville for re-dediaction
OF the church, which will be done by
Bishop Qusyle.
= The Record says that Cashier l.. M.
Earle of the Bank of Cashton is the
champion trout fisherman of the season
and will likely hold the record for some
time. He captured after hard strug-
gle 81 pound German Brown trout in
Brush Creek The big fellow broke
the line, but was so badly injured he
could not stay at the bottom of the
creek, and Earle waded in and secured
his prize.
in one of his new Studebaker cars
Albert Solverson took with him as pass
engers to Hillsboro and return, yester
day, Former Sheriff Root and Albert
Christoferson. They were surprised at
the up-to- dateness of the eastern viii
lage, the immense condensory now I'M
der construction and other things. To
Edward Hammer they feel indebted for
many cOurtesies shown during their
short stay in Hillsboro.
Odd Fellow state convention at
tracts many from this city and section.
Delegates are: For subordinate lodge,
N M. Foster, II. z. Larson, f. NJ Min
shall Rebeccas, Mesdames Earl Trues-
dale, G. l.. Peterson, Louis S. Thomp-
son, Miss Clara Glenn. Among the
others in attendance from here are DIR.
Suttle, l.. S. Thompson, LIS Hamilton
A. D. Helgeson, j. d. Beck, A E.
Wiganowsky, W. II. Norris, Mesdames
| T. b. Smell, T Wesvil, j D. Beck, and
doubtless many others whose names
have not been reported to the CENSOR.