Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-14

Booster
Remember bargain day on Saturday
An roads sill lead 20 Viroqua on
the Fourth.
Herbert Weayil purchased the Seth
Smith brick cottage.
Boys straw hats 8 cents each at
Ellefson & Johnson's.
Tobacco transplartiny has cori-
menced in moderate wsy.
City library is closed evenings IN
til opening of school in he fall.
Herman WolfRrans came from Mil
waukee to spend Sunday at home.
-Children's summer parasols 10 and
25 cents at Rogers Vifoqua store
Mics Ruth Rogers is off for Mon
tana to pay her brother Edwin a visit
Miss Pauline Thompson closed her
school work at Gays Mills and is at home
Every day will be a bargain day
at Thayer' s for cash buyers of lumber.
See the new Red Feather plays at
the Opera house Friday and Saturday
Mr.. Henry Ness of Chicago has
been guest at he home of Q 0 Tuhus
Frank Devlin was at Prairie du
Chen and took some baths at the sani-
tarium.
Mrs Spencer of st. Sterling Wis.
tied her relatives, theG3uckley and At
wood families.
1T is expected that the Southeast
err will be adjusted suffice tly to rur
trains on Sunday
Miss Violet Marshall If West Sa.
lem, Is guest of Mrs r. =. Wakemsr
il this city.
Mrs. Fred Harris returned TO La
Crosse after two weeks stay at the
farm home of her sister, Mrs r. R.
Cade.
old Mr.. Knutson, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis two weeks ago, dice
and his funeral is being held at Bris.
tow today.
Elmer Davis came over from Hills.
boro to pass a day and look after per.
sonal matters. He likes the eastern
town very much
Mrs. Lawrence Hoseney and chill.
dren arrived from the west to make ar
indefinite visit at the farm home OF
grandpa Ed. Theige in Jefferson.
Don't miss "Brigadier Girard' Fri.
day and "Autum" with Violet Merser
eau Saturday, at the Opera house My
Old Dutch Wednesday of next week.
Mail facilities on the Southeastern
and Kickapoo roads have been distress.
ingly bad for two weeks. but will re.
sumo normal conditions in a few days.
Miss Laura Cartwright of New
Mexico, a clsssmate of Miss Eva Slack,
accompanied her home, enroute TO the
southwest, and is passing week ir
the city.
Miss verna Thayer will spend the
weekend with college friends at Lake
Pegonsa, returning home from the
state university next Monday to pass
summer vacation.
AT the Kellicutt sugar bush neal
Ross, jolly party is encamped, with
Miss Grace Dinsdale as chsperone
Misses Drewie Lake, Winnifred Drake
Della Kellicutt, Pearl Larson.
Sunday S train brought home from
college for vacation period Misses Mar
garet and Mary Graves and Eva Slack
from Evanston university, Joe Roman
from Ripon college, Almond Fortney
from Chicago dental.
Wool is coming to market in con.
siderable quantities The price starts
at 20 cents. Farmers have reduced
their hocks very much in late years.
Twenty years ago 25ipounds came here
where one is now offered.
Mr.. A. A. Peterson, native Of vi
roqua town, his father having conducted
a store at Coon Prairie corners in early
DAYS. was down from Polk county "a
look over the scenes of boyhood days.
He is engaged in merchandising at
Amery.
St. Olaf's college at Mortified held
commencement last week. Miss Mar
tina Rondestvedt and Milton Davidson
of Westby, are members of the class.
Their parents were present to witness
the ceremony. Elvin Stevens and the
other students from this section have
arrived home.
Rev. J. J. jacobson goes to Red
Wing to attend general conference OF
Hauge's Lutheran church. He will
continue his outing to the old home in
Ottertail county. Mrs. jacobson will
accompany him to the church meeting.
Others who go as delegates are: Ed.
jacobson of West Prairie congregation,
Mons Gutromson and Ole J. Fortney Of
Franklin, Engebret and Hans Larson
Of Zion, John S. Dregne Of Emap1els.
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