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

! History on class daY, June ~.
Booster day again next Saturday
Boys and childrens' clothing at
Stoll & Groves.
See McClurg Brothers for Big
Type Durocs.
Mems pure worsted suits sl4.s5.
Stoll & Groves.
Quality and ore price when you
buy at Stoll & Groves.
Mrs. Julia Collins visited Mrs.
Chester Minshall at Westby.
Mrs. c. +. Morley passed week
at the old home in Brush hollow.
-Thayer wants your eggs and poul-
try at top-of market prices for spot
cash.
"A son of Ole Allness accompanied
him to Fargo to attend Lutheran con-
ference.
Mr.. Ole Gunary of Franklin re-
turned from Sparta, where he took
baths for few days.
Mrs. Solverson arrived from South
Dakota to visit her numerous children
in this city and Franklin.
Archie, a young son ofJames Hon
aker, was taken seriously i'll and re-
moved TO Lacrosse hospital.
Wanted, 100 farmers to buy lum-
Der and building materials at Thay-
er's, at great reduction prices.
Go to the Opera house Friday and
Saturday and see big comedy show
Friday and big western Saturday.
Mailman George c. Henry is TAX
| ing a vacation. With his wife he
motored to Stoughton to visit rela-
tives.
That great comedy in 5 reels.
Father and The Boys" by George
AIDE, at the Opera house Friday night,
6-reel program.
Mrs. Milton Pierce and daughter
Luvera went to Lacrosse to consult
hospital authorities concerning the
health of the young lady.
Miss Margaret Hulsether return
ed from Chaseburg after closing her
lyears's teaching work. She is re-eu-
/ gagged there fG- the ensuing school
year.
Mrs. elf White of Iowa, came
for a visit with former friends at Re
treat and Viroqua and see her father,
county.
Beaver state convention is in se5-
sion at Superior this week The local
colony is represented by Superintend-
ent Gardner as state officer, by Mrs.
Lyle Tate and WillClark as delegates.
Remember that the Viroqua chan
tauqua opens on Sunday, August Is.
The full program will soon be publish
ed All arrangements are made for
this interesting weeks intellectual
feast.
Ed Wig, Jens Vigdahl, Martin Da-
wilson, Bernard Root and Garfield PEN
nell have all had their new homes
Handicapped and will plant suitable
shrubs and ornamentals the coming
spring.
Postmaster Cortland learned by
telephone from Richland Center that
the safe in the department store of
| his brothers was blown open on Fri
day morning. The burglars received
little for their trouble, no money be-
| ing in the safe.
Mrs. NJ. Gulbrandson is in Chica-
go to witness the graduation of her
son Harold from the Hinshaw conser-
has fitted himself for his profession.
The son and mother are heartily to
be congratulated.
Master Otto Otteson represented
the local lodge in the Grand Lodge of
Masons at Milwaukee, last week. He
extended his trip to Chicago on bust
ness. Rev. Decker was also present
and delivered an address on Masonry
in the Isle of Pines.
The Grand Army and Woman's
Relief Corps held state encampment
at Ripon last week. Those who at
tended from Viroqua were Captain j.
Henry Tate for the old soldiers, and
Mesdames 7. o. Mork, John Friddell,
Ed Nichols, and Ed Harrington repre-
senting the corps.
Mr.. L. G. Kuenning, who is to be
instructor in agriculture in our schools
the ensuing year, arrived to look over
the situation and prepare for his work.
He is a graduate of River Falls nor
NAL school,specializing in agriculture.
He will attend summer school at the
university, then return here TO pre-
pare for his duties.
While here last week George B.
Fisher purchased from d. A Cade his
slightly residence property on the hill
east of Viroqua, together with eight
acres of land. It is understood that
Mr.. Fisher, because of continued i'm
| paired health, contemplates resigna-
| tion as farm manager at the states
prison at Waupun, and removal of his
family to the newly acquired posses
sions.
August Kriigel of LaFarge was
in the city on Monday to meet the
county road committee concerning a
piece of macadam road work in La
Fargo village. Mr.. Kriigle has a log
ging party getting out 200. 600 feet of
oak lumber on the farm of Sever Sher-
/ ~, two miles west of Readstown. A
portable mill Is doing the mauufac-
turing as faa5 as logs are taken from
the stump.
-Readstown this week viii be IT,
/ mecca for sports who wish to see some
. exciting wrestling bouts Thursday
night Hurless FoTman of Viola and
8 Glen Jones Of LaFarge, viii 90 to the
mat: Friday Clifford Kidd of Bloom
CITY, and Hobart Dowell of Viola
will contest. Saturday night the win
liners of the two previous bouts come
/ together and contest for honors and
cash.