Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-03-18

IL dfl GraNeA IL nome on vacation.
The first harbinger of spring, the
robin. is here.
Miss Etsel Atwood is in market re-
furnishing her millinery stock.
Don't miss the great BaRenbeck e.
Wallace show tomorrow night. 10 and
Is cents.
Miss Nora Turner Of Viola is a
guest of Coral Groves at the N. j..
Beaver home.
Mrs J, d. Beck has as her guest
Mrs. G w. Penny of Madison, who will
remain some time.
Leslie Fisher has been engaged as
official dairy herd tester for an eastern
county in the state.
~ At her ToInah home Mrs. w. II.
Burlin was given a basket surprise on
her 74th anniversary.
Roy Harris shipped car load of
equipment to Clark county and will
soon follow to the new home
A. +. Surenson offers for sale the
celebrated W. T Pomeroy & c. g Com
stock Spanish tobacco seed. Nothing
better.
Superintendent Butters is shipping
TO DR.. Gorsline at Chicago, thirty bu-
shells of seed corn grown on the asylum
farm.
Did you witness the eclip-e on the
moon Wednesday night? You may not
witness another JUST like it for the next
10000 years.
Prof. Bishop goes to Sparta on Fri
day to act as judge in debate between
Kenosha and Sparta schools, question
minimum wage.
--Hagenbeck g. Wallace circus pic
lures tomorrow night, giving the com
plete show from its arrival to depar-
ture 10 and Is cents.
Fred Bauer arrived from Mlwau-
kee to accept q seasons position on J.
d. Beck s farm. coming through state
free employment bureau.
For some days Miss Floss Miller
was at her Ontario home on account of
illness Marion OpsahI substituted for
her as teacher in the schools.
Mr.. Sterling, long time friend of
K. b. Hyde, is here from Minnesota to
make him visit. Mr.. Sterling is a
high Mason and G. A. r. man.
The big Guernsey bull owned by J.
ID. Beck has been sold and shipped TO
j. p prichsrd at Eau Claire, secretary
Of the Rusk County Guernsey Breeders
Association.
Prof. w. r. Colburn has been re-
elected principal and superintendent of
Rbinelander city schools at an advance
of salary to 80. 200. Congratulations
from all Viroqua.
Register Mork says high water
mark was reached in receipt Of doc
uments for record when IS were
filed in that office in one day He says
many mortgages are being released
held against farm lands
-- Miss Anna Yttri, student from West
Prairis in La Crosse normal school, has
been honored by election as secretary
of the Young Woman'9 Christian As-
ISOLATION of that educational institution
Her many friends at home extend con
--Tomah having defeated Barsboo at
basket ball, it Is now up 10 Viroqua and
Tomah to play game to determe which
school shall represent this district in
the state contest. This deciding game
will be played Friday might. probably
at Lacrosse, on neutral ground.
AT called session of officials il was
determined to dispose Of the Methodist
camp meeting grounds and tabernacle.
A committee was appointed to take the
matter up ard gain consent of stock
holders. A meeting of stockholders
will be held on the first Monday of April
"A number of neighbors and friends
called upon Mr. and Mrs y. d. MeLees
last Sunday as a reminder Of their for
tieth wedding anniversary. Neil ID.
and Jos. H. MeLees married two sisters,
Susan and Annie Doerr, at the parental
home Of Adam Doerr in Jefferson town
March IS. 1874, ard have lived continu-
ously in this section, reared families
who now have families Mr.. and Mrs
II. McIees we're unable to be pref
ent and make this a double affair.