Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-07
Chicago. Nay %, 1916.

WILLIAM E. MINsHALL.
Chicago, Nay 20, 1916.
Remember viroqua for the Fourth
of July.
Floyd Curtis is home from Mar
quette college.
Cool underwear for warm weather.
Stoll & Groves.
Walk-Over shoes and Oxfords at
Stoll & Groves
The best of meat at the lowest price
at Anderson's market.
Fresh lime. pulp plaster and Atlas
cement at the Nuzum yard.
| See the one button union suits for
men and boys at Stoll E. Groves.
Choice upland hay, bran, middlings
and good -four reasonable at Thayer's.
Great bargains in ladies' and chill
dren's spring coats at Suttle & Tate's.
Miss AIverda Bekkedsl of Westby,
was guest of her aunt, Mrs. Roseland
teona Mccoy closed her school
work at Yuba and returned toher home
here.
Ladies MILDLY blouses, slightly soil
ed, values up to 81 50 special 69c at NJ.
]. Felix.
An accounts due Larson & Solver
son must be paid TO Albert Solverson
at Solyerson's garage.
Don't swat the fly Get screens
| f5f shadows and doors az the M-Zam
yard and shut him out
Detroit vapor stoves. There isn't
a better oil or gasoline stove made.
Look them over at Kuebier's Hardware.
Catherine Lindemann and Charity
| Hoyt closed their school work in Chica-
go, returning home for summer vaca-
tion.
Investigate the heavy duty building
tile at the Nuzum yard. 1t makes the
strongest, warmest and driest wall pos
sible for barn basement.
Big barn dance next Saturday night
near Brookville, at the old Biddeson
place. Fine music by 5-piece orches-
ira. Bernard Pierce, proprietor.
David T. Buchanan fell a distance
of fourteen feet and sprained an ankle.
| He is able to be about and considers his
escape from severe injuries lucky one.
Andrew Larson and family have
removed from Readstown to Rockton,
where Mr. Larson opens a stock of
merchandise in the original Bennett
store.
Take your lawn mowers to Peter
sons shop and have them sharpened
and repaired. He has a machine for
sharpening lawn mowers and can do it
right.
Let us help you plan that new house
i - ko~r W. hox-a al LsvIo nf v1lope
for your examination and this service
costs you nothing. John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
! Mrs Decker came from South Da-
kota to visit her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Ledman and her son, Rev. Decker, the
missionary, who is spending some Time
with his family.
Five new patients were brought TO
the county asylum from the state in
stitution at Mendoza, one a Monroe
county subject, two from Lacrosse, and
two our own, named Anton Stoiks and
Gus Fuhlbrugge. Patient population
at the asylum is now 1l9, the full nor
NAL capacity of the hospital.
Fred z. Alexander sends the CEN
soR Spokane paper which announces
the death of prominent business, man
official of some years at Spokane, Mr..
| Joseph S. Phillips, who was a former
resident and business man at Ontario
or the little town above, Oil City. Mr..
Phillips was 65 years old.
Back to the old home town came
| Miles M. Dawson from New York, ac-
companied by his wife, spending part
of week in the scenes of childhood,
rene wing family ties, old friendships
and making new ones. No individual
has gone out from Viroqua who has
made for himself a stronger reputation
in professional life than has Miles Daw-
son.
Spokane newspaper comment is
for the nomination Of Charley Hebbard
as republican candidate for congress-
man from the Spokane district in Wash
ington. Work for the city as president
of the chamber of commerce and inter
est in republican politics has brought
Charley to the front. He will be re-
membered as a Viroqua school boy
while his father was pastor of the Con-
gregatioaal church in this city.
There were quite few in the storm
disturbed commencement exercises of
Thursday evening who remember a
former commencement day on June
first when the audience was in great
excitement. It was twenty-eight years
ago, the night that Andrew Grandstaff
was lynched for the cruel murder of
Reuben Drake and his wife and their
little grand son and grand daughter.
4 the DuDse children. The graduates
that night were Ellen Minshall, John
II. Chase, Nellie Stricken, Cora Gors-
line. Arba Morrison, Rosetta Bold VIM.
E. Butt, Maud Hszen, Edward Lake,