Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-22
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Cominss Gogs Dongs
vuoqua Vicinity
Vacation time for town folk.
hay weather lust now.


Omundson's
Miss Doris Dyson is visiting friends
in Fond du Lac.
Try Nyals' Shampoo Jelly, price
25c. o. E. Davis.
-Thelma Tanning of Sparta visited
Dorothy Packard
Miss Nora Foss passed Sunday with
friends in Lacrosse.
--latest Mexican news is given on
the inside news pages.
Summer gowns at greatly reduced
prices. Suttle & Tate.
The small thing about the Air Dome
shows is the price, sc and Toe.
Glenn Ware of Necedah is paying
a visit to Frederick Trowbridge.
Miss Sally Jefferson of Sparta spent
the week at the home of Eva Slack.
"A number of town people are in
camp this week at the military reserva-
lion.
Mrs. Mabel Norris and son of West
Salem, are at the Webb home in this
city.
Misses Myrtle and Lillian Mitby of
Cashton spent few days with Helen
0tteson.
Mrs. Rosenfeld and daughters came
from Portage to see relatives and
friends.
Mr.. S. A. johnson died'at Victory,
aged Al. Burial was at Lacrosse, his
former home.
Will F. Lindemann and family and
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Hazen motored to
Prairie du Cnien.
Edwin Clarke and wife arrived for
an indefinite stay with parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke.
Paints of all kinds carried in stock,
and at the right price. The Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
-Chas. S. Slack and family motored
to Richland Center and Lone Rock and
return last Sunday.
John A. Doerr and wife are having
a visit from their daughter, Mrs. Carl
Alden of Montana.
Misses Caryl Williams, Helen Otte-
son and Francis Tate each entertained
parties of young friends.
When you want to build silo it
will pay you to come in and see Us.
Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Girls wishing to learn the millinery
Grade please make application soon for
fall business. Ethel Atwood
Mrs Nels Solverson and daughter
returned from Chicago, where they
passed five weeks with relatives.
Golden West -four, $4 60 per barrel
at 0strem's new store. The makers
guarantee every sack to be first-class.
Beautiful new summer voiles and
screpes bought late at sale prices, going
fast. Don't miss seeing them at SUIT
tie g. Tate's.
Having sold his twenty-acre place
east OF town Bert Olson departed for
a journey to Norway. True Favor is
the purchaser.
Miss Imogene Munyon is at the
home of Ed. Hanson on Belgium ridge
nursing child which suffers from spins
al menengitis. 3
Miss Sarah Mills passed Sunday at
Viola, former scenes of her teaching
work. She accompanied Geo Schrce-
der and wife there.
Mrs ]. ]. Jacobson returned from
her home visit at Tatgo. Her sister
Miss Cora Lynner accompanied her and
will remain to attend high school here,
MIR. West came from Madison to
spend Sunday with his family and the
Baynes. He occupied the pulpit of the
Congregational church in the morning.
Mr.. Geo. D. Orput is in the city.
With his son Donald he departs for
their new possessions in the state of
Oregon. Possibly a few prospectors
may accompany them.
Cashier Clarence Peterson, with his
sister Helen and Mrs. c. M. Peterson
passed through This city yesterday, en-
route from Lacrosse to their home at
Soldiers Grove. Mr.. Peterson drove a
new six-cylinder Hudson car.
Attention is called to the notice of
convention to be held by cur democrat
ic brethren in this city next Saturday,
when candidates for county and legisla-
tive positions will be named for primary
voting.
Miss Beulah Wheeler, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hoover
for two weeks, will return to her home
in Michigan, Thursday. Mrs. Hoovc.
will accompany her to Chicago and Wis.,
it relatives and friends in Illinois, In
diana and Michigan before her return
home.
F. W. Alexander and wife returned
from weeks visit at the former home
of Mr.. Alexander at Avoca. There
they held two-day reunion of people
who attended the Avoca school prior to
1865, and there were present twenty
two pupils, coming many of them from
Charley Nelson, engineer at the
county asylum, had one leg scalded by
stepping into hole in the ground into
which water flowed from leaky water
pipe. He suffers from the scalds, but
burns are not dangerous. He is being
cared for at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Clara Nelson and is getting along
nicely.
After q weeks absence from the
city DR.. Jamison surprised his friends
by returning with young bride, hav-
ing been married at the home of the la
dy, Miss WinnifI ed LeFeure, in Mich
igan. A hearty welcome is extended
by all Viroqua. DR.. and Mrs. Jamison
have furnished rooms in the Dyson block
formerly occupied by DR.. Hanson.
-Chiropractic was discovered eight
cen years ago by DIR. D. ID. Palmer. 1t
was developed by B. ]. Palmer, d. c.,
Phi. C. 1t was brought to your city
eighteen months ago by Otis E. Cronk,
ID. c. 1t is here to stay. Spinal anal
ysis free. Cronk & Willard, Chiroprac-
tors, Suite 2, Phone q, over Stoll &
Groves.
When you buy Deering or Mil
waukee binder, rake or mower from
Chas. S. Slack you know you have the
best and that they carry repairs on
hand to help you out. Chas.. S.. Slack
has been at the one old stand for twen-
ty-seven years and he knows what you
are in need Of II is better than run
v1iror a risk il IL not7