Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-30
LOCAL JoTTINcs
Insure with John Dawson q Co.

For sale, several thousand tobacco
plants at the c. NJ. Butt farm.
One lot of fine summer dresses at
half price at Suttle & Tate's.
One lot of young ladies'sl.2 rs MILDLY
blouses on sale at 75c. Suite & Tate.
Mrs. o. c. Christopberson is re-
covering from severe attack of throat
trouble.
DR.. and Mrs. R. A. Barnitz and
Miss Marie Hartje are visiting Mrs. S.
A. Sauer.
Misc Louise Morlan of Minneapolis
spent several days with her sister, MRS
c. J.. Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Chase is spending
severn. days with the Frank Chase
family in Lacrosse.
Mr.. Louis Johnson and daughter,
Agnes of Richland Center, motored to
Viroqua on Tuesday.
For all Get together" picnic sup
plies In the shapes Of eats, go 10 Henry
Brothers grocery.
Postmaster Smith sold Shetland
pony IN Jens Davidson of Westby, a
pet for little con.
Mrs. l. D. Nixon of LaFarge has
been seriously i'll for some time but is
somewhat improved.
The home of Will Moore is under
quarantine, Mrs Moore suffering an
attack of small pox.
Mrs. Roy Harris came from her
home at Elmwood, this state, to visit
her old home, the j. II. McLees farm.
Mrs. H. P. Proctor entertained at
a dinner party in honor of her dadgh-
ter, Mrs. Gerhardt Fortney of Zumbrota.
MIR. and Mrs. Stout and daughter,
Mrs. McMullen and son Roy autoed to
Platteyiiie Friday returning Sunday.
"A Washington dispatch states that
Mrs. Emaline Allen of Viroqua has
been granted a pension of S12 per
month.
One can put in three days at cele-
brating and picnicing this year, so dis
tributed are the observances for the
Fourth.
An eleven pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Guise Of Man
ming. This is grandchild of Alex
Morrison, Jr.
John E. Stoll and wife motored to
Madison and spent a few days with
Elk Mayor and Mrs. ]. w. Groves, re-
turning yesterday,
Mrs. Win Corbett, nee Huldah
Wise, has been here from Columbus,
Ohio. visiting at the farm home of her
parents at Asbury.
Mr.. Albert Atwood, son of Mrs.
Nellie Buckley, has been in Viroqua
for the past week, and it is his inten-
ton to settle in this community.
And the corn has taken on a fine
growth during the past week. We re-
member no year when there was so
much short corn at the Fourth of July
period.
-Readstown enterprise has arranged
a chautauqua for week during August
A number Of village and community
people has guaranteed fund for that
purpose.
| Former Register of Deeds CLAUS
Gilbertson OF Coon Prairie, who suffered
a stroke of paralysis last fall, is able
to be about his home with the aid of
walking sticks.
Harvey Owen. a former Vircqua
printer, was recently married at Oxford,
Iowa, where he is employed. George
Owen, brother, was also married in
the same place.
Miss Frances Lauder, daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. G. E Lauder, will receive
a diploma from the 0berlin academy at
the eighty-second annual commence
ment of Oberlin.
i -DeSoto Argus states that the Nc,
Il Caughey contracting outfit has moved
it's outfitsto West Prairie and coramenc-
ed work on the state road between that
point and Retreat.
The western section of our county
suffered from the loss of fruit trees
and outbuildings in Victory and Asbury
Ridge by wind at the same hour of the
Crawford county cyclone.
Road work on one block on Decker
street is completed and is very good
job. The Main street north hill is re-
ceiving the same treatment, an i'm.
provement much needed.
-Periey Hay and wife moved to
Westby, where they assume manage
ment Of the new hotel, the Syverson
hostelry. Their friends here wish them
success in the new occupation.
/ Soldiers Grove Scout and Reads
town Tribune, with much enterprise,
each give page of storm illustrations
of wrecked buildings by the late cyclone
that swept over that territory.
-Seibel Brothers: dog and pony show
exhibited in the city to fair audiences
last Wednesday afternoon and evening.
While not large, the street parade and
performances were very creditable.
Miss Amy Bishop has returned to
her hospital duties at Lacrosse after
/ spending a three weeks vacation at
her home, also stopping at Westby for
visit with her friend, Mable Olson.
Henry Huschka was somewhat
bruised by fall from a load of shing-
les on Saturday morning, when his team
became frightened, a wheel passing
over him. Fortunately he escaped SER
ious injury.
Geo. Eckhsrt has just completed
erection of one of the largest barns in
the county. 36xS0, on his farm on AS
bury ridge. Next Tuesday night the
Viroqua orchestra will dedicate the
building with a barn dance. Charlie
Franklin win furnish refreshments
All invited.
John Rundecker died at his home
near Valley City. North Dakota, and
was buried at LaFarge Tuesday. His
brother, VIM. Rundecker, and A. T.
Jordan passed through Viroqua Thurs
| day enroute to Valley City to get full
details of the death and to take care of
his property. Deceased was a bache-
Tor and resided on claim.