Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-28
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| an eleven pound son.
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
DO not fail TO see "A Little Saw
tage" at Esofea Saturday.
| BUY your paints and varnishes at
| Bekkedals Lumber Yard.
| Otto Otteson is driving a new
| Oakland six automobile.
Miss Martha Rudi is attending
summer normal at Lacrosse.
-Hillsboro commences the estab-
lishment of sewage system.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
| Ferguson building Phone 81.
Let the Bekkedal Lumber Com
/ pany build your house complete.
-LaFarge creamery was destroyed
by fire, involving quite heavy loss.
Rheumatism has had venerable
N. G. Peterson in its grip for some
days.
Mems 81 oxfords at $2.45, mems
Chippewa outing shoes $l.9S at NJ. j.
Felix
If you are going to paint use Yum
mach weather-proof paint at Davis
drug store.
-Chauncey Morley came from col
lege work in Chicago to pass vacation
at home.
Mrs. W. II. Ledman and children
are visiting at Rochester, Minneapolis
and other points.
Bernard Sargent accepted posi-
ton in an undertaking concern at
Bismark, North Dakota.
Miss Myrtle Shanks is home from
Lacrosse because of illness of her
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G Schoners of
Minneapolis, are here visiting the lat
ter's mother and other relatives.
Chris Lewison and daughter Gun
mel, leave Thursday for Michigan City,
North Dakota. to visit relatives.
Prof. Roy Carver and wife arrived
from Marshfield and are spending va
cation at the home of James +. Parker.
Viroqua Wet Uobserved flower
day at the aims house, entertained by
Mrs POWELL Rev. Rutter gave an
address.
Chin varnish is one of the
best varnishes on the market, It is
easy to apply and very durable. 0. E.
Davis.
If you are paving cash you can
save money on all items of lumber and
building material at Thayer's reduc-
tion sale.
On Friday evening twentv-siX la
dies gave Mrs. o. ID. Olson a pleasant
surprise, and presented her with a
beautiful present.
Miss Mabel Broadhead of Retreat
went to La Crosse to attend summer
school at the normal. Troy Thomp-
son will do the same.
The CoZy Candy Corner is the on
ly place in the city where you can get
those ice cream sandwiches. Try
one They are delicious, 5c5
Miss May Mills of Jefferson, was
taken to Waukesha sanitarium for
treatment for. nervous exhaustion.
She was accompanied by Mrs Rich
mond
Ladies' wash skirts-Sl skirts 79c,
81 25 skirts soc. Sl.35 skirts CSC. Sl.50
skirts Sl.l9. 81 skirts Sl.69. $3.50 wash
corduroy 81. 80, at Rogers Booster
day.
Mrs Chris Ostrem entertained at
a miscellaneous shower in honor of
has been faithful saleslady at their
store.
Golden Loaf. Minnesota spring
wheat -four. per sack ST. 50; American
Beauty -four 81. 80, Puritan flour 81 AS.
These prices are for this week only.
c. H. Ostrem.
During the heavy storm of Thurs
day morning last lightning struck the
slo on the farm of w. f. Fisher east
of town, killing hog and somewhat
damaging the silo
Miss Mabel Olson returned home
to Westby after graduating from
North Dakota state university. She
will become principal of schools at
Lakota, in that state.
The family of l.. NJ. Roseland en-
joyed weeks visit from MIR. John
Clement of Elk Point, South Dakota,
where Mr.. Roseland was once pastor
of the Lutheran church
Mrs. Lille johnson came from
Sparta to assist in the jewellery store
of her brother, Sam Lillis, during his
absence. They are expecting jewell
er to look after work in the store.
Prof. Aug. E. Smith returned from
Wood county, carrying caloused hands
He says it is very wet in the north.
Mr. Smith attended grand lodge of
Knights of Pythias held at Water
town.
An infant child, the first born to
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Wakeman, was
brought here from Sparta for inter-
ment on Thursday. The mother is
the youngest daughter of Mrs. Seth
I. Smith.
Annual school meeting will oc-
cur at the high school building next
Monday evening at 1870. The terms
of G. f. Dahl, clerk; Mrs. Smebv,
Miss Omundson and c. w. Chase, di-
rectors, expire.
Mr.. Archie Kier and son Paul and
Mrs. Schneider and son Stanley of
Hood River, Oregon, visited Mrs. s.
NJ. Kier and other relatives and
friends, enroute to Chicago. Archie
is engaged in the drug trade.
E. p. Kuehn returned from Mon
tana, taking fortnight to visit many
relatives and old friends in different
sections of Montana. He says with
out exception all are doing well who
went from this section. Crop pros
poets are excellent in the west.
james Flemming appears to be
the champion fisherman for this sea-
son. On one of the streams near
Westby he caught a German Brown
trout that weighed 1874 pounds and
measured 81 inches. 1t was certainly
beauty as it reposed in Main street
show window.
Why is it that while an effort is
being made by most of the citizens of
Viroqua to keep their surrounding in
good order, in accordance with the
wishes of the city council, others are
allowed TO let rank weeds grow knee