Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-16
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Reporters Gongs Dongs
Vroqua andv Vicinity
Mother" Thursday.
Purple" Monday.

-Half-price sale of millinery at Mrs.
A. o. Larson's.
Fresh lump lime and pulp plaster
at the Nuzum Yard.
The Blue Front store is receiving a
fresh coat o. paper and paint.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Grant De
Witt, June 10, nine pound boy.
Miss Louise Trowbridge is in Aber-
1een y:sitsng Mrs. j. G. Thompson.
We handle the best of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Moore enter
tanned George Guist and wife of Man
ming.
-MrG. John Norris of Round Prairie
passed few days in the city with rel
atives and friends.
-Richland Center licenses bicyclers
to ride on the walks of that city. None
Others are privileged.
AT their country home High Gray
and wife entertained Verne Reagles
and family of Kickapoo.
Rev. Cooke received a visit from
his sister. Miss Rula Cooke, of Monde
vi, the first of the week.
m. j. Jasperson and j. W. Lucas,
accompanied by their better halves,
visited Readstown friends.
Miss Ida jackson of jefferson de-
parted last Friday for Chicago TO her
desk at Montgomery Ward & Co.
The peaceful tendency of Vernon
county people is illustrated in the fact
that no offender is confined in the coun-
ty Jail.
Following are graduates from Val
ley school: Jessie Fish, Beatrice Err
win, Ralph Emo, Mary Vitcenda and
Margaret Rose.
Poor Commissioner POWELL and fam
lily motored to Readstown, attending
the funeral of Mrs. Fowell's sister. in
Richland county.
-Onr aim is TO furnish our custom
ers with building materials of highest
quality at reasonable prices. John E.
Nuzum & Sons Lbr. Co.
When asking for arsenate of lead,
say Corona Dry Arsenate of Lead. ="
kills the bugs and worms on potatoes
and fruit trees. o. E. Davis.
Rev Bayne was present at the six.
tieth anniversary of the Sparta Congre-
gational church, celebrated Thursday
evening. He conveyed greetings from
Viroqua church.
Boys, a good watch FREE, with
every BEST Ever" suit. The best
suit on the market, Is points of excel
lence not found in other suits. The
Blue Front Store.
Ole 0. Tuhus and family are again
residents of Viroqua, having returned
from Melvina. For the present they
are unable to occupy their own home
and are temporarily living in the Elmer
Davis residence.
-Children's day exercises of the
Congregational church were postponed
from last Sunday evening to next Sum
day morning on account of the M. Z.
Epworth league convention. A nice
program will be presented.
West Salem choir and orchestra,
numbering fifty musicians, under direc-
ton of Peter Michaelson, rendered a
fine program at the Westby Synod
church Sunday evening. They were
greeted by a splendid audience.
"A young lady minister has taken
up her permanent abode with Rev. and
Mrs. Smelly. She arrived Sunday morn
ing. The CENSOR joins with host of
friends in congratulating Mr.. and Mrs.
Smelly over the arrival of their first
born.
Chairman Geo. w. Powell and JUL
Jus Domke We're business callers from
Genoa town to the county seat on Mon
day. Mr.. Domke said they had high
wind at the time of Crawford county
cyclone, but no damage accrued in his
section.
Agent C. M. Clark went to Madi-
son Monday, driving home fine 1916
model Buick. The news from the Buick
factory that in the future they will
make only six-cylinder cars is one of
the most remarkable announcements
of the motor world.
Il want to clean out all spring stock.
The goods are in good shape, clean and
desirable. Included in this sale is ev-
cry trimmed hat, untrimmed shapes and
flowers. All at just half the price.
This sale is for one week only, June Is
to June Is. Mrs. A. o. Larson.
Roy McMullen organized a cow
testing association at Westby last
week, embracing 500 cows. Efforts are
being put forth to organize one in Viro-
qua community, and in this issue of the
OENSOh appears oil dlttCiC scttitlk lOTln
the benefits to be derived from such an
association.
Mrs. C. E. Buffers returned from
Lacrosse hospital Monday night. She
is still quite weak, but period of rest
will soon restore her to accustomed
health, much to the qualification of the
many friends, who have anxiously kept
track of her condition through her SER
ious illness.
DIR. Leon, head of the Anti Saloon
league in Wisconsin will speak at the
Methodist church in the morning and
at the Congregational church in the
evening, next Sunday. DR.. Leon is by
long odds the most powerful speaker
in the Wisconsin league, and our people
should endeavor to hear him.
Lawrence Bigley has disposed of
his barber shop to Will Atkins Of Reads
town. Mr.. Bigley and family soon re-
moved to Lacrosse where he will take
short rest and then embark on diff.
ferent line of work in company With his
brother. Viroqua people regret ais re-
moval, and wish him success in his new
work.
Elias Fox showed US a penny the
other day that he found in the road
in front of the condensery. As the
penny is dated 1880, Mr.. Fox is of
the opinion that it must have been
lost there fifty or more years ago.
Mr.. Fox also informed US that he made
a shipment of fifty swarr1a of hana IN