Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-17
LOCAL JoTTINGs

Groves.
Sumner training school opens next
Monday.
Miss Blanche POWELL spent Sunday
in Lacrosse.
Mrs, Mae swinson is visiting rela-
tives in Iowa.
i Buy noxious weed blanks at the
| CENSOR Office.
Mrs, NJ. ]. Jordan is visiting rela-
tsves in Chicago.
&C. w. Franklin has placed new
piano in his residence.
Mrs. Fl. E. Goldsmith was a DAY.
export visitor the past week.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
| Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Mrs Ella Wilson Kelly came frorc
Madison ard passed a couple of days.
Mrs. Nels Solverson ard daughter
Alene are visiting relatives in Chicago.
Misses Louise and Minnie Drummer
OF Harmony are visiting friends in the
/ w. E. and Mrs. Garrett had as
their guest Miss Josie Keith of Ava
lanche.
Truman Kendall and wife visited
their daughters family in Crawford
county,
Mrs. Otis E. Cronk and son are 10
LaCrescent, Minnesota, visiting with
her mother.
Henry Wise is able to be about af-
ter long confinement to his home by
rheumatism.
DIR. Baldwin autoed to Lacrosse on
Tuesday, wife and Mrs. Losshart &C
companying him.
Superintendent Buffers attended
convention of county asylum officials
held at Marinette.
George Clements of Pleasant ridge
had visit from his sister, Mrs. How
ard of Cresco, Iowa.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lindemann are
absent attending bankers excursion to
northern Wisconsin.
Chris Weber of Dach ridge now
drives Buick B25 touring car pur-
chased from Tuhus & Clark.
The Waterbury sanitary closets,
guaranteed odorless and sanitary. Sam.
/ ple at Chas S. Slack & Co.'S.
Mr.. A. 0. Espeseth came from
North Dakota to look after business in
terests and renew friendships.
You'll miss it if you fail to go to
/ Rogers and secure some of the bar
gains being handed out there.
Hon. John Babb and George Powell
of Sylvan, motored here and passed
Sunday with the Fowell family.
Some bargain" in ladies suits, all
new, in the leading cloths and colors.
Choice this week only $500. Rogers.
The NJ. E aid society will have
picnic at the NJ. E. camp grounds We'd
nesday, June "a. Each lady bring dishes
and lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Anderson re-
turned from Stevens Point where MIR
| Anderson had been receiving treatment
in sanitarium.
-Children's day exercises by Metho-
dist and Congregational Sunday schools
were largely attended and much en-
joyed on Sunday night.
Mrs. A. B. Miller of Ross went to
Lacrosse to see her daughter Mable
graduate from normal school. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Sears.
Many friends and relatives here
! sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Smith in the loss by death of their eld-
est son, a lad of ten years, at Montfort.
AT North Natwick school house in
Jefferson, on Saturday afternoon, June
q, will be given bazaar and ice cream
sociable under auspices of ID. w. w. G.
Club. Everybod welcome.
F. P. Mcintosh and family have
taken possession of their residence pur-
chased from Frank A. Chase. The
latter and family have taken rooms at
Mrs. Munyon's boarding house.
Because of extensive interior re-
pairs being made at the Congregational
church there will be no services next
Sunday. Pastor Bayne is taking va
cation and absence from home.
Jesse Beaver sustained a broken
/ leg by kick from a horse 1t is UNI
fortunate to have the pain, but infinite
" more severe at this busy season,
when farm work is doubling up.
= From hospital authorities in st. Lou
! is, j. w. Thayer receives THE cheering
! steady improvement. He and Mrs.
Thayer expect to return home early in
July.
Miss Amy Colt was welcomed home
ny mother and many friends from New
OIk, WuCIG cIE dllCDQcQ Tic
past year. She expects to resume work
there in the fall for the purpose of gain
ing advanced degrees.
" Miss Grace Hanson tonight starts
on long journey to Arizona, where her
! father lives. She has attended school
| in Viroqua for several years, living with
/ her grandmother. She is accompanied
to Chicago by her aunt. Pothea Hanson.
Roy Zitzner took train to Muscoda
| Friday, driving a REQ car back from
that point He made the trip in less
than three hours, driving in the night,
and at that made two stops, -one to
assist brother motorist out Of mud
| hole.
/ Last nights session of the city
council perfected arrangements for TAX
/ ing over the camp grounds for park
purposes, price So, 500. -Four crossings
on Main street were ordered lowered
and rebuilt, and two new ones construt-
ed.
Shoemaker Edward Lind has Sc
cured the services of an expert work
man, Mr.. Nelson Of Minneapolis. He
| has also established an agency at Chase
! burg. Shoes Delivered at r. B. Hoyt's
store will be promptly repaired. This
Will greatly convenience Chaseburg
people.
Sundays ball game between La
/ Crnesa Esaoiaz ard Virory,1a team vvaa a