Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-07
Short News Stories of Interest
vioqua and Vicinity
League ball here Thursday.

League ball here Thursday.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
See McClurg Brothers for Big Type
Durocs.
Big sale of trimmed hats at Mrs.
Norris.
Lard. l5e per pound, at Anderson's
meat market.
Quality and one price when you buy
at Stoll & Groves.
See StolI & Groves one button IN
ions fer men and boys.
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plss-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
Ladies' spring suits at closing
prices at Suite & Tate's.
"A full line of roofings and shingles
at cut prices. at Thayer's
Buy your paints and vsrnishes at
Bekkedal's Lumber Yard.
Let the Bekkedal Lumber Company
build your house complete.
Guaranteed barn paint Soc per gal
ion. The Kuebler Hardware.
Bargains in trimmed hats at Mrs.
o. A. Larson's millinery store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 6S.
Mr.. o. o. Hurless was a Viola bust
ness visitor in the city on Monday.
--Dutchess trousers 10 cents but
ton, Sl00 rip. Stoll & Groves,
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 81.
As we go to press we are having
solid day of rain, just for change.
Members of the Relief Corps will
appropriately observe flag day on June
IL.
Carlson Gauper went to Waterloo,
Iowa, to spend some time with rel
atives.
Mrs. Arthur Hebbard was here
from Minneapolis to visit numerous rel
atives.
Thursday night, in the Methodist
church, training school graduation ex-
ercises.
Andrew Tollefson and family of
Pleasant ridge autoed to Lacrosse and
spent Monday.
Mallory craventted hats are the
best hats you can buy for So 90.
Stoll & Groves.
Bring your small feet and get
pair of So to 81 oxfords and pumps for
81 at M. J.. Felix.
ALI accounts due Larson & Solver
son must be paid to Albert Solyerson
at Soiverson's garage.
ALI accounts due Larson & Solver.
son must be paid to Albert Solverson
at Solverson's garage.
-Barker's Anticeptic will knock bad
odor on sore, sweaty feet in fifteer Sec
onds. All drug stores.
Miss Anne Bue of the teaching
force. was called to Lacrosse by the
serione illness of her father.
Miss Gladys Buxton of Pleasant
ridge is spending a week in the city
with her aunt, Mrs. Walling.
-Saniflat paint, muresco. and ala
bastine for interior decorations, Slf'col-
ors at o. E. Davis drug store.
Mrs. Frank Primmer spent a day
in Lacrosse with Mrs. Scott Curtis,
who is making satisfactory recovery.
Are you going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your paint
from the Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Barn red, that's the paint for barns,
tobacco sheds, and all rough lumber.
Price 80 cents in 5 gallon cans. 0. E.
Davis.
This is busy week in the county
training scbool-27 will be graduated.
A full account of exercises will be pub
Iished next week.
All are welcome and invited &c at
tend the commencement exercises of
the county training school, Thursday
evening, in the Methodist church.
This Thursday, June Sth, Asbury
citizens will meet TO improve the GEN.
etery. Everybody is requested to turn
out and help clean up. Ladies will serve
lunch.
-Thayer's slaughter sale of lumber
and building material affords a good
chance to buy all the lumber for repair
work that you will need soon at very
low prices indeed.
Miss Mabel Cunningham graduated
from the Keefe business college, COM
plotting the commercial and shorthand
course. She is now employed in the
Lacrosse court house.
Mr. E. p Kuehn departed yester-
day for sightseeing t. y to Montana.
Among the places and reople to be Wis.,
tied are Belmont and the Vernon coun-
ty colony located there.
Miss Lylah Curtis is off for vaca-
ton, going to Montana to visit the
Banks and other families. Her place
will be filed in H. p Proctor's law of
flee by Miss Myrtle Larson.
There will be big barn dance at
the old Biddison place, - miles south
east of Viroqua, near Brookville, on
Saturday night, June 10. Music by s.
piece orchestra. Bernard Pierce, Prop
Mr.. Merwin was caught in the
storm at Boscobel and had g great
time making the trip home. He re.
ports that city and section pretty bad
ly damaged. Roads, bridges, plowed
fields, fences all along the route are
damaged many thousands of dollars.
Mrs. W. E. Butt and son Cyrus de-
parted on Tuesday for an extended WIS.,
it with relatives at Hillsboro. Later,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Wor-
den, they will visit relatives at Milwau-
kee and Chicago
Chairman Joseph Haugh and party
of FIVE were over from Union on pro-
bate matters, Monday. Mr.. Haugh tells
the story of all visitors to the county
seat-that their particular regions have
suffered much by the late freshet, es-
pecially in roads, bridges, pastures and
growing crops.
Colonel Butt tells the CENSOR that
his statement about soldier dead at the
memorial day exercises was misunder-