Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-05-12

named, have not as YET mao enough eX-
perience to make more than a fair
showing. The hurdle race and the mile
run had to be called off because of the
condition of the track. In summing no
results we find that Viola leads 40 points
to 81.
The local schools will conduct try
out on Friday afternoon to select a
team to send to the Lacrosse meet on
May %.
See the new 'three-in.one" dress
at Rogers
Ladies and misses mildly skirt and
cap for one dollar at Rogers.
Sadie Anderson, who has been teach
ing in Iowa, returned home.
Earl Truesdale received visit
from his mother of Readstown.
Young Farmer Jake Travnicek paid
visit to the east sectiCr If the county.
Special sale Of so ladies' street
skirts, this week, for only 50 50, at
Rogers.
Veteran w. S. Waters was up from
Sparta to visit friends and transact per-
sonal affairs.
Mr.. H. D.. Williams is able to be
about, leaving his home to go to his
business place.
Mr.. Ed. Norris is temporarily laid
up because of kick from horse while
working for w j. Norris.
Chris Davik returned home on Sun
day after spending one week in the
eastern part of the state.
Roy Atkins had the misfortune to
break an axle on bis Patterson automo-
bile three miles north of town.
Theodore H. Brown of Minneapolis
has been visiting relatives and friends
in Csshton, Westpy and this city.
Quality quality workman
ship -and price only SOC for shoulder
opening bungalow aprons at Rogers.
For your grocery wants, phone 81.
Auto delivery gets your orders to you
in hurry. Henry Brothers grocery.
The county board of education met
in this city on late date and organized
for the year, eleeting the same officers
as last term.
This section experienced a slight
frost on Sunday morning, IL is believ-
ed that no harm was brought to bios
soming fruit trees.
Merchant ard former postmaster
c. P. White of Stoddard, underwent a
serious operation in Lacrosse hospit-
al for chronic appendicitis.
-Franklin's paint goes twice as far
as most of paint, and costs no more.
Store always open. We deliver any,
where in the city. Phone BAT.
Mrs. Peter Buros of Westby is at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. j..
Braaten of this city, assisting in the
care of Mr.. Braaton, who is belfast.
Miss Pansy Miller of Springville
has been in Milwaukee part of last
week, where she underwent the COM
pletion of a recent surgical operation.
Hon. L. B. Cox and wife of OnS-
laska, were in the city on Monday be-
tween trains, having paid Sunday Wis
it to their daughter, who teaches at
| Cashton.
Judge Higbee presided at term
on court in Iowa county last week. He
sentenced man to states prison for
twenty-five years for attempt to muir
der his wife.
William Lupie of Genoa town, was
business caller in the city on Monday.
Also John Glimsdale of Harmony. Both
report light frosts in their communities
on Sunday morning.
The Sentry states that Mrs. Pisha
of Hillsboro section came to the county
seat on probate business, her first ride
on railroad train since coming to this
country over forty years ago.
Mrs. Will E. Casson and daughter
Mary arrived in the city on Monday
and are guests of friends. Mrs. Cas-
son was recently released from Roches-
ter hospital, having undergone an oper-
alton.
Miss Mary Cooper arrived from
New Jersey and will be guest of Mrs.
w. d. Dyson until return from Cali
| fornia of Mrs. Rusk and daughter.
Miss Cooper will pass the summer
months here, as has been her pleasure
| for number of years.
/ I'm johnson Bros. imported china
ware, you have something far superior
to the ordinary ware at but little more
in price. Be sure and see the new line
at Morrison's jewelry store. The very
latest patterns. This ware has never
been shown in Viroqua before.
! The l27 acre farm of Sven Skaland
near Esofea, has been sold to Ole 0 La
void of that section, who will move up
on the place next October and make it
the home of himself and family.
| School facilities, creamery, stores, black
smith shop and other nearby conven-
fences makes it desirable place.
/
series of social functions given during
the past week end by the members of
her sorority, Theta Gamma Delta, at
Lawrence College. The girls were en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening by
one of their patronesses. An automo-
bile ride and beach party at Lake Win
nebago Saturday afternoon were fol-
lowed by tea.
Mr.. George j. Amann of Victory
section was in the city on Monday for
the first time in several months. He
was hobbling about with the aid of
clutches as the result Of runaway ac-
cident last winter, when he sustained a
broken ankle. His team became fright
ened at Burlington train, tipping the
vehicle upon him.
On Monday afternoon the little
folks of the kindergarten enjoyed a
picnic planned by their teacher and a
few of the parents, who served the
good things and helped to make it a
success. Messrs. Martin Davidson, Mar
tin Jasperson, viii Nelson, Albert Lar
son, Peter Fortney and DR.. Surenson