Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05
Short News Stories of Interest
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4 LdWICuCC DEOuy kEtGLGU SCHOOL and
other friends in Viroqua.
Miss Alma Nelson is home from
Richland Center for a weeks vacation.
ALBERT Solverson passed few days
in Chicago looking after business mat
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hetland return.
ed from Sparta, where they visited rel
atives.
Fine bargains in ladies' and misses
wool skirts and shirt waists at Suttle
& Tate's.
Ole Christianson has purchased the
Peter I. Nelson farm through David
son & Thayer.
Davidson & tt 'er recently sold
the west half of c. Z. Weber farm to
R. c. McMullen.
Lacrosse grocers' association pic
mic at Camp Tate today. A party of
I,5OO is announced.
Misses Amanda Hughes and Mar
garet Stinson of Clinton, were guests
of the Mahoney family over Sunday.
Mrs. Boomer and children of Indi-
annapolis, are making protracted home
coming for the M. V. B. Richards fam
lily.
| Autoo Llbtd Sld4h 10 III luc CITY lID1l
| DeSoto paving visits to R. nj. Nc Auley's
family and other former DeSoto ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. McLees went
to North Dakota to spend some weeks
with their daughter and other relatives
and friends.
Il am prepared to take in and do
dressmaking. Shop at Thos. Thospson' S
residence in old McMichael block. Miss
Anna Legler.
| In the childs' singing contest con-
Quoted at the Air Dome Lars Gulbrand-
son won first honors, second by Helen
and Buelah Thompson.
You will do an old soldier and a pio-
neer of the county favor by support
ing Col. c. E. Morley for county clerk
at the primary election.
Edward A. Schmidt, who is on the
state civil service eligible list for state
masonry job, has been notified TO report
for duty, declines to ceept.
Manager Merwin of Fargo cheese
factory, was in the city on Monday
making delivery of two loads of pro-
duct. He reports good run this sea-
son.
"A free ice cream cone at the Air
Dome Saturday forenoon to all the lit
tie girls under 10 years Of age. Get
tickets for cones at Wigs Furniture
Store.
-Viroqua Mystic Workers to the
number of fifty, with number of
friends, had an outing at Camp Tate on
Sunday. A jolly fraternal gathering
it was.
= Eriek Lewis of Stoughton, owner
of the Howard Smith farm, will soon
arrive here for the purpose of super
vising construction of l40 foot tobac-
CO shed.
Rudolph Torgeson and wife of JET
ferson, rejoice over the arrival Of a
is IN one of the Lacrosse hospitals be-
ing cared for.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
the great bargains at Roman & Felix
great clearance sale. Don't neglect
them, come today.
advertisement elsewhere in this
paper tells of substantial drop in the
price of Ford automobiles, with posi-
bility of additional reduction. Dahis
notice tells the tale.
John Richmond and wife arrived
from Omaha, where they have resided
come residents of Viroqua. Mr.. Rich
mond is in poor health.
Il hope that all the old and new
friends will give me their support for
county clerk at the primary. 1t would
be my pride to serve the public with
promptness and accuracy. &C. e. Nor
ley.
There were many warm greetings
for Charley OFT IN Viroqua on Monday,
being in from Genoa on business. For
some years he Vas a member of the
county board. Mr.. OFT was accompan-
led here by his son Joe.
When building fences, putting up a
building or placing timbers any place
where they decay, did you ever figure
that by using Carbolineum on them
that they would last twice as long? 1t
will do it. For sale by o. E. Davis.
-Viroqua business mems camping
association take its outing next Satur-
day, remaining over two Sundays.
They will have the quarters originally
staked out several years ago, since
adopted as pleasant resort by many
parties.
Troy Thompson met with quite a
painful accident while working with the
concrete crew at the new creamery.
The heavy revolving mixer passed over
his right hand, crushing the little fng-
er. Time will heal it with little scars.
Next Saturday, August 8, at the
Round Prairie school house, two miles
north of Viroqua, an ice cream social
will be given for benefit of Norwegian
school. Everybody invited. Miss
Clara Bentson is conducting the school.
Willard Wiganowsky is becoming a
changer of real estate. Two weeks
ago John Stoll sold him the Charley
Grub farm of 80 acres, with crops,
stock and machinery. Already he has
disposed of the same property to M. B.
Davidson. Mr.. Wiganowsky and FAM
lily have returned to this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
Grimsby arrived from Minneapolis for
few days in the two parental homes
at Viroqua and West Prairie. They
were accompanied home by Miss Ella
Yttri, who made them a visit. Also by
Mrs. Anna Allgur of Portland, Oregon,
sister of H. M. Peterson Of this place,
who has been absent for % years. The
party autoed from Minneapolis.
Kurt Kallaus and Jean Groth, two
ambitious young Milwaukee boys, were
in the city over Sunday, guests of Will