Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-28
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Viroqua creamery reached its high
est point of production on Monday, de-
livery of cream 81. 500 pounds, making
IA Cummings, It's tubs. or II 200 pounds
of butter. For first half of June the
creamery win pay average Chicago
price for butter, 20 cents, and 4 cents
over-run, total of 30 cents for butter
fat. The distribution will be SlS,300;
the largest payment ever made by the
creamery in two-week period.
See McClurg Brothers for Big
Type Durocs.
= Get your fireworks at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Try the San Tox corn remedies at
Davis drug store.
-Thayer buys eggs and poultry for
cash, at price according to grade.
Mrs. S. J. Sauer has as her guest
a sister from Austin, Minnesota.
| Jacob Amodt and George Hetland
motored to Camp Douglas, Tuesday.
Attorney Smith suffered from poi
son ivy effects on his hand and face.
Misses Alice Rogers and Mary
Tate are seeing the sights in Minnea-
polls.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann is off for
Torch Lake, Michigan to pass the
summer
Mr. and Mrs Albert Baldwin are
afflicted by the loss of four-months-
old child.
Darlene Severson is spending the
summer with her uncle, Roy Primer,
at Sioux CITY, Iowa.
Mrs. G.. W. Graves has as guest
Miss Hoyt of Milwaukee, a teacher
here some years since.
Miss Rose Roman entertained at
500 in honor of Miss Mildred Beck of
Ironwood, Michigan.
| For RENT-Furnisbed rooms on Main
street, in my residence. Mrs. b NJ.
| Bolstad, phone No. 1874.
There Will be no session of Round
Prairie literary on Monday, July 3,
because of school meeting.
E. j. Jennings guides new six
cylinder Studebaker car. He took a
load to Camp Douglas today.
See j. Warren Kerriean in Lang
don's Legacy, absorbing parts. at
the Opera house, Saturday.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Oscar Peterson of jefferson is be-
| ing cared for by Mrs Ed. Norris.
"A number of Viola fraters attend
ed Eastern Srar lodge in this city last
night, witnessing degree work.
Special sale on piano; good for feed
bins, chicken coops. play houses, etc.
At So, cost us So to SIS. Brown Music.
| Joe. Shower carries his good right
arm in sling, the result of rear
kick while cranking his automobile
Mrs. Jeve Richards and children
of Indianapolis, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs c. d. Williams.
Misses Geneva and Cora Fortney
of Franklin. went to Lacrosse on
Monday. the latter going to see the
doctors.
Miss Hattie Rogers of Oakland,
| California, is visiting relatives in
this city, the Williams and Rogers
| families.
Miss Eva Slack had shower for
| Miss Helen Otteson. Members of the
Eastern Star also gave similar func-
tion.
Rev. and Mrs. Stevens are rsceiv-
ing visit from their daughters, who
recently graduated from a Michigan
normal school,
The Misses Muril and Ethel Nc
Call are at home for vacation. The
| former taught in West Virginia, lat
ter in state of Oregon.
Secretary Alexander has estab-
lished his Office in the second stor' of
Williams block, where people having
| fair business may find him.
Burglars broke into four Cashton
business places, securing but little
! booty. Safe in the postotfice was
blown open and few dollars in
stamps taken.
Ii dies silk dresses, white dress
es, fancy light dresses, imported vol
dresses, white yoil dresses, childrcn's
dresses, specially priced for Booster
dry at Rogers
The Dunlap families desire the
CENSOR to give expression to their
appreciation for kindness and sym
pathy on the occasion of the death
of w w, Dunlap.
The remains of Mrs. c. II. Espe-
lund we're brought here from La
Cross hospital, where she passed away
| after treatment there. Funeral was
held at Folsom on Monday.
Now time to purchase fine piano
at the right price. Largest stock in
western Wisconsin, re gular uprights
and players Look over this great line
and we will convince you that we can
save you money. Brown Music Co.
Miss Jennie Butt arrived home
from California. She has been grant
ed vacation from teaching in San
Diego, and after a few DAYS at home
will proceed to New York to take
post graduate course at Columbia I'M
iversity.
Hon. W. Fl. II. Cash, president of
the Hillsboro railroad, was in the city
on Tuesday. He secured a temper
airy injunction to prevent the Hills
boro Milling Company from construct
ing new dam, TO replace the one
recently washed out, till the state
utility commission can pass upon the
surhciency of the same.
The dav following his departure
for Camp Douglas with the Mounted
Orderlies. Ora Rabbit was notified
/ that he mad been appointed by Con
gresham Esch to a cadetship at the
military academy at West Point He
Is now at Fort Smelling to take his
physical examination. This is a fac
opportunity for worthy young man,
and all hope he may be found pysical-
/ ly qualified.