Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-14
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1Oue grown Strawberries are IN
the market.
Sparta graduated sixty two from
its high school
Miss Estillo Ledmsn is visiting rel
atives at Hillsborc.
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
Buy your paints and varnishes at
Bekkedal's Lumber Yard.
Let the Bekkedal Lumber Company
build your house complete.
John Dearmsn came from Montana
and is painting in the city.
Albert Upsahl is now janitor at
the Congregational church.
Remember the Denning auction
sale on Belgium ridge June 10.
-MrJ Julian Bejon of Rice Lake visit
ed the family of Ed. Nichols
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second aoor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
Carl Jefson of Westby is to start a
new meat market at Gays Mills
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in MAJ
onal Bank building. Phone 81.
Mrs. Earl Nowatney and daughters
All school meetings in Wisconsin
are now held the first Monday in July
For coughs, colds and sore throat
use Barker's cough remedy. All drug
stores.
Nelson j. Thayer of Ontario, is
making trip through the southern
states.
Chairman and Mrs. Clarence Car
ter were over from Readstown on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Thos. Costing and daughter
leave for visit in the state of New
York.
L. C. Boyle was the only Viroqua
man who attended the national conven-
ton in Chicago.
Going to paint? Zumach's Wealth
erproof can't be beat. o. E. Davis
sells it. You'd better buy it.
Are you going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your paint
from the Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Miss Laura Smouse of Canada, ar
rived here to pass the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. Geo. McKenny, and other
relatives
w. E. Butt is shipping a consign-
ment of ginseng from his garden that
will bring him about $500. The price
is now low.
Oscar Anderson vas in the city
from Readstown, taking home with him
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole H. Helgeson to make
them visit.
Steve Denning is selling a lot of
personal property at his farm on Bel
GUM ridge, Monday next, ii cows, and
other live stock, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n Leonard. who
have been here for a month visiting
their daughters and son, returned to
their home at Milton Junction
Rev. w. j. Macaulay was at Desc
to to attend the funeral of his grand
mother, Mrs. Joseph Morrow, one of
the old settlers Of that place
Foreign teachers in the public and
training schools have departed for their
numerous homes. Most of them have
been re-eugaged for next years work
here
Superintendent and Mrs Buffers
and Trustee McVey are at Manitowoe
in attendance upon state meeting of
superintendent and trustees of county
asylums.
-Hillsboro doomed their Fourth of
July celebration by booster trip to all
the surrounding towns, $50 people, many
automobiles and brass band making
the rounds on late day.
His daughters having closed their
school work in the graduating class of
LaFarge school, j. j. Stamford has
moved his family to this city, occupy
ing VIM. Peavy's residence in the Third
ward.
Senator A. M. Stevenson, a we'll
known former citizen of this county,
was chairman of the delegation from
Colorado in the national republican con-
vention. He was made committeeman
from that state.
The position of chairman or men,
Der of town board is anything but a
pleasant job this year. Storms have
caused them no end of trouble and the
towns plenty of expense to replace de-
stroyed bridges and remake roads.
Many friends are pleased to greet
Geo. B. Fisher, who is in the city visit
ing his daughter and other relatives
For some months Mr.. Fisher was con-
fined to his home by illness, having
just recovered sufficiently to make the
trip here. officers at the state prison
farm granted him the vacation.
The remains of Mrs. Thomas Call
were brought here for interment in our
cemetery, last Thursday, large dele
cation of Westby neighbors accompany
ing the family on their sad mission
They came by special train on the South
eastern. Rev. Rondestvedt conducted
the service at the grave and in the
United church at Westby.
-Westby's chautauqua opens on the
Fourth of July, continuing a week. VII
roqua's will come in August. The two
towns ought to exchange compliments
by attendance back aad forth as much
as is possible. Scarcely city or vii
lage any where but now has a travel
ing summer entertainment course of
this character.
The annual general conference of
United Lutheran church association
meets this week at Fargo, North Da-
kota. From the local church Ole ALL
ness goes as delegate. L. M. Rose
land also will attend. Mrs. Roseland
will accompany him to Minneapolis.
where she visits her sister, Mrs. Sibel-
rude Our county will be represented
by ministers and delegates from all
congregations.
One of the largest gatherings held
anywhere in the country was last SUM-
day afternoon at the farm of Ole Sol
verson near Folsom, the occasion being
young peoples society of Hauge's
church. A large delegation aecompani-
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