Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-21


Mrs. Henry Huschka is visiting
relatives at Ross.
Miss Helen Williams is at Sparta
10 visit relatives.
Mrs. E. M. Rogers is spending the
week in Lacrosse.
-Silo and building tile at the Bek.
kedal Lumber Company.
Fifty boys suits, Saturday only,
choice $3.50. Stoll & Groves.
Attorney Drew was over from
LaFarge on business, Monday.
Buy Gold Coin and Cream of West
fours of Thayer, and be happy.
VIII, Devlin's restaurant building
is receiving thorough painting.
DIR erae dentist, office in Ma
For coughs, colds and sore throat
use Barker's cough remedy. All drug
stores.
Shingles and lumber of all kinds
are selling at practically cost at
Thayer's.
Wall paper of latest design and
most popular price at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Reverend Martin Finstaa was a
pleasant caller from Folsom, on Mon
day morning.
Miss Marie Amodt arrived home
from Lacrosse, having been treated
at one of the hospitals.
"A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Morgan was operated upon for adj
noids and tonsils removed.
Next Monday is the day for an
nual board of review meetings. City
of Viroqua is due for July 3.
Miss Iva Powell of Genoa has been
visiting her two grandmothers and
other relatives in the city.
Going to paint? Znmach's Wealth
erproof can't be beat. o. Z. Davis
sells it. You'd better buy it.
You will miss big bargain Sat
urday if you fail to buy that boys
suit at $3.50 from Stoll & Groves.
Are you going to do any painting
this spring or Summer? Buy your
paint from the Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Miss Vera Webb of Sparta and
Miss Clara Webb of Wilton are guests
of their aunt, Mrs. e. A. Wigginton
today.
Charley Hauge was summoned to
Rice Lake by the critical illness of
his brother Albert, who suffers from
Bright's disease.
Mrs. Hockenberry went to Rhine
lander to see her brother, Will Nor
ris, who was kicked and seriously in
jured by a horse.
Leo. Granum and family moved to
Lacrosse on account of the disability
of their child, who was severely burn
ed some weeks since.
DR. C. A. Minshall, V. S., is in
Westby every day except Monday
when he is in Coon Valley. Westby
office over Liners grocery store.
Mrs. Anna Svigum-Cronk came
from Minneapolis to pass a week with
her aunt, Mrs. n. A Svigum, who is
now being nursed at the home of Mrs.
T. b. Smell.
There is no limit to the patriotism
of the women who compose the Wo-
man 5 Relief Corps. They have Just
purchased flag to be placed in the
city public library.
Rev Sydney Barber and family
took leave of Viroqua on Monday,
Mrs. Barber's continued illness caused
them to seek hospital aid and treat
ment at Lacrosse.
During the absence of Fred Rhodes
in the government service with Third
Regiment Band, his duties as express
messenger in the city will be perform
ed by Mack Brandon.
Remember the barn dance to be
given on the old Biddeson place Al
miles southeast of Viroqua, next Sat
urday night. Five-piece orchestra
will furnish the music.
j. Henry Bennett announc es that
he will hereafter continue the prac-
tice of law at his office in the Linde-
mann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
Don't forget the "Sport" shirts
are all the go. We have them in al
most endless varieties. Also the lat
est styles in dress shirts of all kinds,
band and negligee. All kinds of fur
nishings for men and boys. The Blue
Front Store. Ellefson 81 johnson.
DIR. Frank G. Miller was summon
ed to Iowa by the serious illness of
his father. He vas under the i'm
preston when leaving Viroqua that it
was possible he might be compelled
to remove his father to California,
and if so, the chances are he will not
return here to practice his profession.
Take a look at your neighbor's
yard. 1t may look better than yours.
Your neighbor may even be cleaning
it up while you are looking, when as
a matter of fact you ought to be
cleaning up yourself in order to make
your yard look better than his. That
the way to make strangers look twice
at town as they pass through.
"A goodly number of young people
have and are returning from college
work and teaching elsewhere. From
the university are Verna Thayer, Dor
is Dyson, Ralph Nuzum, Victor Het-
land, Kenneth Smith, Harold Kelli-
cult: May Williams and Arnold Faw-
cett from Lawrence university, Nell
lie Mahoney from Tomah. Matte Hall
from Beaver Dam and Olga Natwick.
Miss Clara Glenn from ShioCton.
Many relatives here and old
friends were shocked by the sad intel
ligence of the death at his Minneapo-
lis home of Louis V. Huschka, who
passed away there on Friday, inter
ment at Sparta Sunday. His brothers
John and Henry and viii L Groues,
a nephew, attended the sad rites
Mr.. Huschka was born in Jefferson
county 81 years ago, coming here
with his parents when q, soon after
marrying Miss Hattie Groves, who
died, leaving two children. He later