Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-05-06
May day was a charmer.

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DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
For all the latest styles in wall pa
per and house decorations go to Towner's
Having closed her school in Kicka-
poo town, Miss Olive Boswell returned
home.
-Mesdames A. c Hook and j. W.
Lucas paid visit to their parents at
Viola.
If you swat the first fly early enough
he won't leave any descendants to swat
you later on.
Look for Lillis' jewelry store when
you want to buy watch for your son
or daughter this year.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied
Our siIo tile is the best on the mar
ket. and the building tile can not be
beat Bekkedal Lib. Co.
liver 0lson's team ran away at
Readstown. throwing him from the We
hicle, fracturing two ribs.
Mrs O. B. Wyman will arrive home
on Friday, having spent the winter in
New York with her daughter.
AT the close of Sunday mornings
service fourteen new members united
with Firoqua Congregational church.
Gollmar Brothers opened their chow
at the home headquarters in Barab0o
last Saturday. They will be here May
Is. T.
John E. Stoll made sale of Betsey
Hauge's forty-acre place in Webster,
having sold the same to Isaac N.
Groves, Jr.
Left Schreiner, student of Lacrosse
normal school was elected class presi-
dent of the Websterian society for the
coming year.
Mr.. Geo. D. 0rput spent few
days here with his son. He is interest
ed extensively in fruit growing in the
state of Oregon.
Thomas Helgeson was over from
Towerville on Friday. He is now till
err of the soil instead of retailer of cali,
COS, molasses and SIGH.
The largest and most complete line
of summer underwear to be found in
the city. All kinds. all styles for men
and boys The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Kit Pierce writes from Mon
tana that Marjorie and she have taken
to their homestead claim for the sum
mer months and have their garden in.
M. A. eau per is spending a few
days at Appleton attending state con-
vention of the Equitable Fraternai Un-
ion. He is there as delegate from the,
local lodge
West by citizens have arranged for
their lecture and entertainment course
through the university extension asso.
citation.
TO relatives in Viroqua and Westby
comes the delightful information that
Mir and Mrs. Gaorge Gros sman are the
proud parents of q daughter at their
New York home.
Congregational ladies' want to re-
mird the public of their big rummage
sale to be held Friday of this week, all
day in the church. A grea. variety u
desirable things. Get sone.
Commencement presents at Lillis'
jewelry store, and plenty of them, that
are useful as well as ornamental, at
prices that can't be beat Call and let
me sug gest something for you.
Attorneys Johns of Richland Gen.
ter and Hammer of Hillsboro, were in
Viroqua, accompanied by clients, last
Friday. The CENSOR acknowledges per-
sonal calls from the gentlemen.
Attorney J. Henry Bennett depart
ed on Sunday for Fond du Lac to attend
sfate head camp of Modern Woodmen.
The other county delegate. Judge Ma
honey, left for same place last evening.
Bennett telephones solid insurgent
delegation elected to the head camp.
Miss Mary Cooper arrived from the
east to pass summer with her relatives,
Mrs. J. M. Rusk and daughter. Until
the Rusks return from California, Miss
Cooper is the guest of Mrs. w. d. Dy-
SON
ALT Schreiner returned from Ala
bama, where he has been employed as
superintendent of large farming es-
tate. He has been suffering from
trouble that indicates necessity for sur
gical operation.
You will want to see the sea lion
actors, the largest hippopotamus, the
trained lions and hundreds of other rare
specimens of animals. No show excels
Gollmar Brothers in this respect. At
Viroqua Monday May Is.
Dealers who wish to sell Bull trac-
tors can have a fair proposition from
Chas. S. Slack & Company as these
machines will sell fast and all earnest
dealers can have share in it il ar
rangements are made in at once
A son of Martin Dolen of Rising
Sun was in the city on Friday enroute
home from Rochester, where he was
operated upon for goiter. He says
great number of young people are con-
tinuously there for like purpose.
-Chas. o. Shannon and wife ex-
changed Westby for Viroqua, and are
now of and with US, and the welcoming
hand is extended by all cur people.
They occupy the reftted home purchas-
ed by DR.. Morley from Berlie Moore.
While working on the railroad Al |
bert Rosson of Readstown sustained a |
severe injury by silver of steel from
the rail penetrating an eye ball. He |
is being cared for in La Crosse hospi- |
tai and fears are entertained that he |
will lose use of the same.
The Third Regiment Band has tax
en- up permanent quarters in its new |
home, the old Masonic hall, where |
things have been arranged to the liking |
of the boys, and they certainly have |
cause to congratulate themselves over |
the requirement of place so well adapt |
ed to their needs. The hospital corps |
has a section of the place set aside for
its requirements.
From Canada, where they recently |
located. friends here are advised of the |
great affection that has come to the /