Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-05-31
LOCAL JoTTINGs
Month of roses.

Miss Ruth Rogers visited friends
at Viola.
-Maciste is not an African but
white man.
Woods are beautiful now, so full of
wild flowers.
District Rebekah convention was
held at Readstown.
Remember change in Southeastern
train time next Sunday.
&C j. Smith delivered the Decora-
ton day address at Viola.
Fresh lime. pulp plaster and Atlas
cement at the Nuzum yard.
= Albert Christopherson is again on
the job at the Solverson garage.
DIR. and Mrs Schreiner returned
from their southern trip Saturday.
Retreat announces a celebration for
the Fourth, the Woodman order having
management.
Vulcanizing tires and tubes, gas
welding and tirestone tires and tubes,
at Solverson's garage.
Don't swat the fyi Get screens
for windows and doors at the Nuzum
yard and shut him out,
Miss Nellie McMasters was COM
PEELED to relinquish her schoo! at Reads
town because OF illness.
Miss Alma Nelson is keeping books
at Felix store. She is a recent gradu-
ate of commercial college.
Perry Cowden and Will Crook
worked on the roads near Readstown
with one of the county's new tractors.
Mrs. Scott Curtis was operated on
for goitre at Fairview hospital in La
Crosse. Her daughter Lylah is with
her.
Fine business lot 30x132, with half
interest in wall 80 feet long; also half
interest in a first class cesspool. Sec
Albert Solverson.
Mrs. S. Miller entertained Mrs.
Gulbrandson's muslc-history class Fri
day evening. a profitable evening was
enjoyed by the class.
Rev Ray W. Smith came from
Norwalk for his wife and child, who
have been visiting at the Bangsberg
parental home in Jefferson.
Investigate the heavy duty building
tile at the Nuzum yard. 1t makes the
strongest, warmest and driest wall pos.
SIDE iOA Darn DdseDtDt.
-Readstown Tribune reports that
James Hail fell from the hay loft in his
barn. striking his head on projecting
nail tearing hole in his scalp.
/. Next Tuesday evening in Running
hall, the Royal Neighbors win give a
miniature county fair, to which every
body is invited. Admission cents.
Take your lawn mowers TO Peter
sons sh0p and have them sharpened
1 and repaired. lie has a machine for
sharpening lawn mowers and can do It
right.
The Equity packing Of 1914 tchac-
i co has been sold TO Albert SoiveTson
4 for the F. G Borden Co. He also
bought the Gays Mills packing for the
same firm.
Let Us help you plan that rev house
or barn. We have all kinds Of plans
| for your examination and this service
costs you nothing. John E. Nuzum g.
Sons,
Monroe county, too, has a reassess-
ment ordered, theirs to embrace both
real and personal property, meaning a
complete reassessment by an outside
commission. Sparta objected to the
county board equalization.
Prof. Nils Rein's violin entertain
ment attracted fair audience in the
Opera house, Thursday night, be is
some wonder on that instrument, rem
dering selections that the masters only
attempt, Virgil Bryan finely rendered
baritone solos.
I'm one of the fastest track and field
meets ever held in Platteville the La
Fargo high school won a total of IL
points, which was the largest number
made by any school entered with an en-
rollment of 80 or less.
Members of the Business Mems
Club and all others interested in the
free road day proposition are urged to
attend meeting of the club at the
library rest room at 7:30 Friday even
ing. C. j. kuebler, President.
Rev. B. Bergerson of Seattle will
preach in the Synod church, Westby,
next Sunday at 1890 In the evening
at 1880 he will preach in English. The
morning service will be conducted ir
Norwegian. Rev. Bergerson was teach
er in this section years ago.
Friday was the sixth wedding an,
HiFGISdTH VI VII duu MlS. L. 4n. WYE
and in recognition of the event theS
entertained party of ten friends at
evening dinner. later having them al
their guests in a theatre party at the
Opera house.
Mr.. Allen Fish met with quite q
severe accident on his Liberty farm
last Monday. A stick was driven into
the flesh between the skull and cuticle
on his forehead. Ii was a narrow es-
cape from death. The trouble occurred
while handling his team in the field.
Captain Common arrived from Hills
boro IN Saturday and will remain a
week, being motored over by his SON
in. law, George Thorn pson. The Cap
tain is feeling quite smart, having re-
Gently made a visit to relatives at
/ Cleveland, Ohio. He was anXio IS to be
here for Memorial day.
Never since his removal from here
about twenty years ago, has Elijah Til
ton failed to return each year and join
bis old comrades in observance of De-
coratiOn day. and he's here now renew
ing acquaintance and visiting relatives.
/ Mr.. Triton is about the best preserved
and strongest man we low cf at eighty
three, erect and quick I'll foot.
The city council Dagsed an ordinance
raising the fee for dog license to 81 for
male and 81 for female dogs. A reso-
luton was also adopted at late meet
/ ing which practically gives notice that
! the fatharu IN fond IN olaou mn Illicit Is