Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-21
Short News Stories OF Interest
PckUps Donss
vroqua and Vicinity
The Pit, Monday.

Fresh lump lime and pulp plaster
at the Nuzum Yard.
Oscar Olson of Minneapolis is Wis
iting with 7. o. Mork.
Mrs. Louisa Campbell is very low
at her home in LaFarge.
Mrs. Martin Brierton and children
are visiting at the Stricken home.
Mrs. Surenson was up from Chase
burg to pass Sunday with friends.
Judge" Parker of Viola is spend
ing the week visiting in this city.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Skrede will entertain the w.
c. T. U.at s'pienic Tuesday afternoon.
We ha 49, best of barn paint
at right prices. skkedal Lumber Co.
Reverend Mr.. Heinz of Madison
spent Sunday with his brother in the
city.
Miss Clara Manitor of Fond du Lac
is guest Of Miss Doris Dyson at Maple
Dale.
"A nice lot of house brooms on sale
Friday afternoon ossthis week at the
10c store.
Misses Eva and Ruby Campbell
of Madison, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. G. K. Nuzum.
Clarence Anderson and family spent
the week past at the home of his par
ents near Soldiers Grove.
Mrs. L. j. Martin is being visited
by two neices from Ohio. the Misses
Katherine and Harriet Martin.
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to her home in Woodstock after spend
ing three weeks with her parents.
Lice and chickens do not give the
best chickens. Kill the lice with Hess
Instant Lice Powder. o. E. Davis.
Mrs. S. ]. Sauer accompanied her
sisters back to Austin, Minnesota, and
will make visit at the parental home.
Hans p Larson and family return
ed from long and pleasant auto trip
to South Dakota, occupying three weeks.
We repair all makes of cars. Self
starter work specially. G. F. Falk.
Zitzuer, Fortney & Shannon's garage.
An ice cream social will be given
at the residence of Mrs. j. Henderson
at Liberty Pole Saturday evening, July
"a. Everybody come.
-Our aim Is to furnish our custom
ers with building materials Of highest
quality at reasonable prices. John e.
NuZum & Sons Lbr. Co.
ice cream social at the n w. Bro
ply home, known as the old McCrone
place, ON Sunday, July q. A cordial
invitation Is extena@7 to ~
ats,-ea seizw 20.
needs. We have twenty years of build
ing experience at your service. John
3. NuZum & Sons Lumber Co.
"A barn dance will be given by Err
ickson Brothers in the 32X60 barn on
the J. Peter Erickson farm west OF
town Saturday night, July "a.
After a lapse of several years, W.
S. Proctor, originator and proprietor
of the Optimo, is again in charge of
that popular refreshment parlor
Mrs. A. T. Hanson of Minneapolis,
Mrs. T. Fremstad and j. NJ Fremstad
and wife of Westby visited with their
relatives, the Runnings on Tuesday.
Il would not try to convince you
that my stock is better than my neigh
bors, but that we give you more, both
grade and price, for your money. J.W,
Thayer.
Editor Jeglum of Soldiers Grove
was in the city on business last Satur-
day, the CENSOR force acknowledging
fraternal call. He was accompanied
by G.. L. Mcdaniel.
j. R. Soellum and Otto Helgeson
came together in an unfortunate auto
crash on north Main street Saturday,
both cars being quite severely damaged
but luckily no one was injured.
Joseph Pennell had concrete walk
constructed in front of his residence
property. The north aide of Nuzum' s
lumber yard and w. W. Dunlap's pro
perty is being similarly improved.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an advertisement for the Readstown
ChaUtauqua, which commences next
Wednesday, July %, and this speaks
well for our enterprising neighbor vii
iage.
Ole A. Larson tells the CENSOR
that on a recent visit to Readstown he
saw the finest barley field he ever look
ed upon-a forty-ac tract on the farm
of A. Ewers, clean, handsome, large
and vigorous. The seed was Wisconsin
No. 2.
Miss Frances Tate, who for the last
six months has been dietician in the
city of Cleveland, hospital, is at home
for her vacation. Miss Tate will not
return to Cleveland but will teach Do
mestic Science in the Rice Lake high
school.
Petition by practically every bust.
ness man in Viroqua, Viola, Readstown
and LaFarge, has been signed and for
warded to the postal department at
Washington praying for re-establish.
ment of the star route between Viroqua
and Viola, lately discontinued.
Writing from Oakland, California,
Mrs. H. Bellows says: Enclosed find
pay for CENSOR. We take pleasure in
hearing about our old friends. Oakland
and SanFrancisco are kept busy taking
good care of the exposition crowds.
Mr.. Bellows is not able to leave his
room, but still keeps his good courage.
Best wishes to all the CENSOR readers. +"
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