Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-02
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Gongs
Vroqua a Vicinity
Buy your lumber of Thayer.

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Phone Kuebler Hardware for dry
oak wood.
For potted plants and cut flowers
see Towner.
-Edd Norris passed few days with
relatives at Viola.
Mrs. StogdiI visited Mrs. Hans Chris
tenson at Newry.
Fresh lump lime and pulp plaster
at the Nuzum Yard.
Last weeks prices will continue at
the Farmers Store.
Emerson hay leaders and rakes for
sale by Jacob Dach, Junior.
Remember the auction sale at the
old Nichols home next Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Running visited with
relatives at Cashton last week.
Harriet Running spent last week
with her sister, Blanche, at Sparta.
Room moulding one cent per foot
at Wig & 0mundson's furniture store.
--Mesdames ]. P. Joyce and B. S.
Anderson spent Thursday in Lacrosse.
Mrs. Hulsether of this city slipped
and fell few days since, breaking her
arm.
DIR. Mills of Wilton, has been visit
ing ameng relatives and friends in this
section.
Eliza Triton of Chippewa Falis was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Cox this
week.
You are invited to the last dance
of the season at the Opera house to-
morrow night.
Mrs. Joseph Pulver spent a num-
Der Of days at Lacrosse stopping with
her son Frank and family.
If yea want nice, smooth potatoes
this year, use solution of formalde-
hyde on your seed. Ask o. E. Davis
about it.
After building is up it il foolish
not to protect it with paint. Remem-
Der have paint for every purpose.
o. E. Davis.
superintendent Louis I. johnson
and daughter Agnes drove over from
Richland Center to attend Memorial ex-
ercises.
Carl Davik, formerly of Viroqua,
spent Decoration in this city and re-
turned to his home at Boyceville, Mon
day evening.
u. w. Thayer's new yard has low
cred prices on all building material in
your city; then why not give him his
share of your trade?
On Thursday last, Mrs. H. E. Pack
ard entertained company of friends
at 6 O'Clock tea and the evening was
whiled away at cards.
Our aim is to furnish our custom
ers with building materials of highest
quality at reasonable prices. John E.
Nuzum & Sons Lbr. Co.
Lacrosse district convention of the
United Lutheran church at Utica closed
Sunday, May 30. Thess was an offer
ing of 1926 for foreign missions.
Miss Mildred Franklin closed the
school year at Cooley Valley last Thurs
parents autoed over, returning the next
morning.
Miss Imogene Munyon and her
mother discontinue housekeeping for
the present. Rudolph Wolfgram moves
to the house they vacate, the home of
II. E. Rogers, Sr.
Miss Clara Glenn arrived home from
Shiocton, where she taught history and
mathematics in the high school the past
year. She will return next season, hav-
ing received neat increase in salary.
The Times says Mr.. and Mrs. o. /.
Holman, Rev. III. Halvorson and Ed
ward Theige left Westby for SanFran-
cisco, where they will attend annual
meeting of the Synod church of Amer
lea, and also take in the sights at the
Panama exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Boyle. today,
departed for six weeks trip to the
Pacific coast, making numerous stops
enroute, visiting the expositions at
San. Francisco and San Diego. Pleas
ant trip 70 them this delightful season
of the year.
Jacob Dach, Junior, mas Just placed
an order for another carload of those
famous Emerson buggies, which will
soon be on display at his place of BUSH
ness. Do not fail to look these over
before placing your order for any other
style.
L. M. Langhus has purchased from
M. j. Langhus the grade Percheron
stallion Fred" and any parties wish
ing to have mares bred by this horse
will find him at Mr.. Langhus' farm, the
old Henaker place, 81 miles northeast
of Viroqua. 22-2w-*
AT the home of Rev. Macaulay on
Wednesday, May 26, Miss Myrtle Hay
den of Bristow was married to Percy
Eckhardt of Asbury. The couple were
attended by Alva Hayden and Hazel
Eckhardt. Numerous friends of the
families extend congratulations
On Saturday next Miss Lois Suttle
and brother Henry leave for the coast
to pay visit to their relatives, the
McKies at SanDiego, taking in the ex-
positions there and at San Francisco.
Their absence will be indefinite, posi-
bly, during the summer and fall seasons.
The season for straw hats is here.
We are prepared to supply you in the
latest styles in Panama, Italian Pana-
ma, imitation Panama, Sonnet straw
and split straw sailor hats. The newest
high crowns for young men who want
something exclusive. The Blue Front.
e. G. T'tzner has leased his farm
at Pine, North Dakota, and returned
to Viroqua to assist his father, Fred,
on the farm in Franklin. Mr.. Zitzner
has so far recovered from his distress
ing accident of few months ago as to
be able to come to town last Friday.
he finds it necessary to use crutches.
-Messrs. F. M. Minshall, John Side
and T. B. Smell represent the Odd Eel
lows at Grand Lodge in Manitowoc this
n-L l.