Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-05-26

Special feature at the Opera Elec-
trio Decoration day.
Mr.. Walter S. Proctor was Chi
cago visitor last week.
Mrs. Rogerson has as her guest
Mrs. Baldwin of Lacrosse.
Mr.. J. E. Nuzum was in Hillsboro
a day lastweek on business.
"A surprise party was given Mrs.
Sherwood by the w. G. 7. u.
"A new arrival of beautiful patterns
in cheap wall paper at Towners.
Mrs. JIM. Rusk and Miss Rusk are
at home for the summer after spending
the winter in California.
Mr.. 0. G. Munson attended the
funeral of Mr.. Ralph Thurbe. at Rich
land Center on Sunday.
All ladies' and children's trimmed
hats at one-half price at Roman & Fe-
lix.'
Mrs. Ole Anderson entertained at
supper number of the teaching force
of the city.
Bonnie johnson, first c!sss Ford
mechanic, has been employed by Lar
son E. Solverson.
Nothing better and few as good. Hen
ry Brothers grocery.
First class vulcanizing outfit INSTALL
ed, all work guaranteed. None but first
class material used. Larson & Solver
son.
There will be barn dance at y.
B. Gilman's Saturday night, May 20.
Everybody invited. Good music and
good order.
We are offering at low price
number of l4x20 inch oval frames with
bent glass. Wig & 0nundson's furni-
ture store.
Mrs. Norris carries all kinds of
millinery, auto caps, so children's ready
to-wear and trimmed HITS, all at re-
auctions.
See our furnaces on the floor. Es-
Inmates cheerfully given. Furnaces
guaranteed togive satisfaction. Kueb-
Ter Hardware
What Bonnie Johnson does not know
about the Ford automobile is not worth
knowing. Always on the job at Lar
son & Solverson's.
Mrs. F. E. Morley entertained at a
dinner Monday evening in honor of the
birthdays of Mr.. Henry Lindemann and
Mrs. Roy Baldwin.
Miss Dorothy Hutchinson, who has
been teaching in Pullmaun. Washington.
is spending several weeks with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Roy Baldwin.
-Linseed oil is advancing in price,
Contract with the Kuebler Hardware
for your oil, paints and varnishes, and
they will save you money.
i have a good four-hole cast range,
second-ha that have no use for and
| will sell it cheap if taken soon. For
information call at Office of Jacob Dach,
Jr. Miss Pothea Hansen.
The basket social at the Round
Prairie school was a great success.
The proceeds were $50, which wiz be
used to purchase bell and belfry for
the little white school house.
Mrs. Peter o. Berge was taken to
| the Lutheran hospital at Lacrosse We'd
nesday, for treatment. She was &C.
companied by Mrs. Jake Dach and also
Mrs Ole Hildahl of Minneapolis
Some line of watches to select
from: Hamilton. Elgin, Waltham. Hi
nois, Rockford, Dueber, Hampden, Seth
Thomas and Ingersoll. Watches from
81 to $50. j. w. Lucas. jeweler.
The public schools of the city are
holding open houses today for all those
of the community who wish to inspect
them and see the work of the past
year. Invitations were sent out to all
the parents and great interest was
| shown.
A number of people from viroqua
attended the play, THE New Henriet-
ia" in Richland Center last Wednesday
evening. They drove over in cars and
found some difficulty in returning, ow-
ing to the uncertain weather. Among
them were o. G. Brown, Mrs. Ella Nc
Intosh, Eva Slack, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Coffland.
Mics Doris Dyson and Miss Gather
inc Munson, who are attending Milwau-
kee Downer College, spent the week
end in Madison as the guests of Miss
Catherine Lindemann. While there
they attended the formal dinner and
dance of the Kaffa Alpha Sigma fra
ternity, of which Mr.. Albion Lindemann
is a member, and were entertained at
many of the sorority houses of the uni
versity.
Miss Martha Rude closed her third
term of teaching att Round Prairie
school Friday evening. Commencement
exercises were held in honor of the
graduates, Otto Froiland and Lewie
Sordahl. A fine program was rend-
cred by pupils and others in the COM
munity. after which Neil Rude, prin.
cipal Of Coon Valley school, addressed
the graduates and presented their d.
plomas.
-Chas. S. Slack will canvass in four
counties fer the ]. /. Case heavy line
of threshing and road machinery, also
Garden City self feeders, Practical oil
pumps for steam engines, Sattley at.
tached stackers end other thresher sup
plies, including thresher tanks, Finne-
gan and Link stacker hoods, Closz &
Howard adjustable sleeves, etc. Also
will take orders for binders, hay load.
ers and other implements handled BY
Jacob Dach, DR., for Mr.. Dach when
possibleN Any customer prefering tc
buy goods handled by Chas. S. Slack
through Jacob Dach, IRIS. agency are
at liberty to do 80 as Chss. S. Slack
and Jacob Dach, Jr. viii work in har.
mony and endeavor to promote each
others business