Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-06-21
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps Gongs
Viroqua and Vicinity
Insure with john Dawson q 90.

| Nice assortment OF panama hats
at Stoll & Groves.
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 Com
pany build your house complete.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 60.
For sore, sweaty feet use Bark
er's Annceptic. All drug stores.
Duchess trousers 10 cents a but
/ ton, $l.00 a rip. Stoll & Groves.
! Miss Margaret Baldwin has been
visiting her sister near Avalanche.
Andrew Sherry drove to Lacrosse
and brought his family home to spend
school vacation.
Barn paint, paint oil, white lead,
roofing paint and roofings are special
ties at Thayer's.
Assistant Postmaster E. NJ. Nye
| is taking his vacation, spending few
days in Chicago.
Rev. II. c. Smelly is receiving a
visit from his brother and wife of AL
bert Lea, Minnesota.
Mr.. Krause, the lightning lather
of Viola, is here to do lathing in some
houses now under construction.
Last booster sale moved a lot of
stock at Thayer's. Next one will
move more. Will you profit by it?
Mr. and Mrs. c.. f. Dahl had as
their guests for a Lacrosse auto trip
on yesterday, Rev and Mrs. Stevens.
Jos. Pennell and daughter Fran
ces, also Mrs. Isaac Morris autoed to
Lacrosse Tuesday to spend a few
days
Regent Mahoney is in attendance
at university commencement exercis-
es this week, accompanied by Mrs.
Mahoney and daughter Nellie.
Miss Luella Swain passed through
| the city enroute from Bath, North
Dakota, to her home at Readstown,
closing her years teaching in the west.
Miss Esther Butt entertained a
large party of lady friends at her
home Friday afternoon, 500 being the
principal amusement followed by
| lunch.
The Hazen, Dyson and Mcintosh
| families and others motored to La
Crosse during the week. Some of
them were caught out in the bad
storms
No better interior finish made
than Chi-Namel. Cheap, sanitary, ar
tistic, lasting. Let o. q. Davis show
you how to make old woodwork look
like new.
Thirty young people gave Eddie
Gorsline pleasant and appreciated
surprise at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gorsliue, on a. re-
cent evening.
Mrs Amedia Krau3 &c of Iowa, is
here visiting her S.0thers. John and
Henry Huschka, having been called
to Sparta to attend the funeral of
her brother Louis.
There will be another big barn
dance on the Biddeson farm Al miles
southeast of the city, on next Satur-
day night. Music by 5-piece orches-
ira. Bernard Pierce, proprietor.
Gasoline and kerosene dealers
must strictly comply with the law
requiring the posting of placards
showing the gravity and burning
tests of such products, says a state
oil Inspector.
Lawrence and Katherine Linde-
mann went to Michigan summer re-
sort, where they>will soon be follow
ed by their mother. 1t is the place
where Rev. Stevens and Dr.J. p. Chase
have summer homes
Little Elizabeth Brown entertain
ed number of friends Monday after
noon in honor of her fourth birthday.
A fish pond was one of the attractions
and each little guest tished out gift
as memento of the ccasion.
One of Viroqua's citizens was ar
rested and fined for driving an auto
mobile in an intoxicated condition.
Every man who does that should be
served likewise, whether he lives in
town or country. Gasolene and booze
make a combination dangerous 70 life
and property.
College friends accompanied Miss
Doris Dyson and Kenneth B. Smith
home from the university and this
week they have them as guests in a
| jolly house party at Maple Dale. The
visitors are: Misses Clara Molitor of
Fond du lac; Harriet Smell of Fargo,
North Dakota; Mr.. Henry p. Hastings
of Hartford, Connecticut; Mr.. Lyman
Parks of Stevens Point.
Get ready for July 4th! Where?
At the Blue Front Store, of course.
Splendid line of suits in blue serge,
| fancy worsteds and cashmere. The
very best values and the very latest
styles. We can fit you out from head
to foot with the best the markets af-
ford, and at reasonable price. Come
in before you buy. The Blue Front
Store. Ellefson 81 johnson.
DIR. C. V. Porter is in receipt of
thankful acknowledgement for con-
tribution he made to the suffering
people of Poland. Acknowledgment
is in the autograph signature of Hen
ry X. SienkiewiCZ, author of the pop
ular book ''Quo Vadis, who happens
to be treasurer of the relief commit
tee. He writes DR.. Porter that the
people of that country are in dis
tressed condition.
The Southeastern made its first
regular passenger run on Saturday
morning, and on Sunday took quite a
| formidable crowd to Lacrosse. For
more than two weeks We were de-
prived of mail service and other con-
veniences which the little old road
| confers. We did not appreciate the
road to its full value till deprived of
its service for fortnight. 1t is be-
! lieved the loss sustained by damage,
not counting loss of business, is $780,
O00.
Their honeymoon trip being over
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Marion Qualy arrived
in the city on Friday last and are now