Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-05-20

al Suttie q late 8.
"A fine new lire of children's dress
es at Suite & Tate's.
Mrs. W. E. Butt goes to Hillsboro
to visit the old home.
&C. W. Franklin has opened his cor
ner refreshment stand.
Victor Hetland went to Lacrosse
TO see his brother Stephen.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone IS.
Mig htmare last night2 Read E. j.
Sveen & Sons advertisement.
Mr.. George Vergeront of Madison,
paid visit to his son on Round Prairie
Rudolph .Wolfgram has resigned as
! salesman in Roman & Felix department
store.
by advertisement given elsewhere
bids are asked for creamery construc-
ton.
Mrs. Bartlett was here from La
Crosse guest Of the Stogdill family,
relatives.
Methodist Sunday school held sup
per and picnic on the camp grounds
Friday evening.
See the famous Ohio balance
frame, pivot-axle corn plows, at Chas
S. Slack & Co.'S,
For that terrible cough or cold,
Barker's is the medicine. Nothing like
it. All druggists.
"A nasal operation was performed
upon son of John H. White by DR..
w. M. Trowbridge y.
Look for Lillis' jewelry store when
you want 20 buy watch for your son
or daughter this year.
Misses Edith Wells and Kathrine
Tyler of Sparta. have been the guests
of Miss Vivian Fawcett.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Our silo tile is the best on the mar
ket, and the building tile can not be
beat. Bekkedal Lib. Co.
We have good stock of planter
check row wire, priced at &c per rod.
Viroqua Implement Company.
just received carload of Osborn
and Mccormick mowers and rakes.
! ViroQua Implement Company.
-Mesdames H. G. Simpkins, Ed. Lind
and d. o. Mshoney attended a Chris
tan Science lecture at Tomah.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kuck of Madison,
have been guests of relatives, the Den
mis-, Bort and Jssperson families.
/ Henry Wise has been unable to
work for some time because of rheu-
matisn. He is confined to his home
F. w Alexander and Edward A.
Schmidt were at Lacrosse to take OBJ
servation of some exterior house finish
ing.
r. H. Drake arrived home from
Minneapolis hut was hastily summoned
again because of the critical illness Of
his aged mother
District Attorney Chas. II. Gilman
of Adams county, with wife and child,
are making Superintendent and Mrs.
Buffers a visit. 81
~ VIII Devlin has opened a short or
! der restaurant and lunch room in the
Cund building. He will also sell tenn
perarce drinks and cigars.
When planning your work for clean
up week why not tighten and brighten
your walls. woodwork and floors with
Chi-namel? o. E. Davis.
When you have an Ideal and have
used it week you will wonder how in
the world you ever got along without
| it Really, now, you viii.
Come and lock over seven different
styles of washing machines at Chas S
Slack & Co.'S and see If there is anything
made equal to the White Way machine.
The twenty. fifth anniversary of es.
/ Enlistment of the Epworth League
was observed with appropriate exercis.
es at the tabernacle on Sunday evening.
Il have for sale in city limits sever
al small acreage tracts, also locations
and residence properties to suit the pur
| chaser. Call up or write j. w Thayer
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake and daughter
] ne TaCrorro moro uuecfo of Mr. otor
Mrs. Geo H. Clarke. They we're en-.
route to Lancaster, making the trip bS
auto.
Mr.. Mink, wife ane daughter oil
Waupun were here for a day, guest Of
| Attorney and Mrs. Moen. Mr.. Mink
has official connection with the state:
prison.
We direct attention of readers tt
the page of illustrated and other mat
ter pertaining to Norway's anniver-
sary, given in another section Of to,
days paper.
Demonstration day at the public
school last Wednesday had the desired
effect of causing many parents and 9th.
ers interested in education to pay visits
of inspection.
Notwithstanding the large crowd,
Monday was one of the most quiet cir
Gus days Viroqua has ever known. Cir
Gus and city authorities CO operated in
preserving order.
Radical fashions for the young man
i n his twenties More conservative
models for his older brothers. You will
find the right style here. no matter
what your age may be. Blue Front
Store.
The first general party given by
the orders in the new Masonic temple
was a fine social success on Friday
night. Dancing, cards, and refresh
ments made pleasant evenings gath
ering.
Through the John <. StolI real es-
tate agency was contaminated a large
deal in which Geo. w. Schroeder ex-
changed his stock of merchandise at
Melvina, to Ole o. Tuhus for the Otto
Helwig farm in Jeffeson town.
The local hospital corps of the
Third Regiment enjoyed the distinction
of an inspection and visit from Lieu
tenant Colonel Smith, regular army
officer from Fort Smelling, who was in
Viroqua Monday for that purpose.
"A good deal of silo material, large
ly stave and tile, isbeing removed from
Viroqua to surrounding farm territory.
Paul Hanson is placing second silo on
his farm, ten miles west OF town. also
his brother Eilef is putting up enc.
Mrs. w. ]. Bailey and daughter
came from Chippewa county for visit.
She will go to Prairie du Chen to at
tend circl1it coflrt ae a xuifposc in fha