Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-27
LOCAL JoTTINGS
SUNDAY lirst of Jnlv.

Prepare to celebrate the Fourth.
Pictures at half-price at Wigs
sale
The Voice on the Wire" extra
Friday.
The glorious Fourth in one week
from today.
-Couches at s. and up atvig's clos-
ing out sale.
Hannah Hanson ofLaCrosse, spent
Sunday st home.
Monday Southeastern train killed
a couple of cows.
Annual school meetings fall on
next Monday evening.
Leave eggs at Thayer's on way to
creamery and get check on return.
Wanted to contract for cut
ting 500 cords wood for j. w. Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs Eli a. Reed visited
their son Walter at Readstown Sun
day.
-Tbeda Bara in her great picture
The Tiger Woman" Thursday and
Friday.
Andrew Sherry and family of La
/ Crosse, are spending the summer on
his farm.
Mrs. Howard Miushall and Mrs.
Tennis Lavold visited relatives in
Clinton town.
olaf Hanson is nursing badly in
| jured finger, cut through the ioiat by
| a piece of tin.
See NJ. J Felix on work shirts,
mems and boys Oxfords and caps at
special bargains.
Reduced prices on all our silk,
serge, popliu and wool jersey suits at
Suite x Tate's.
49, Mrs. VIM. Morris and family came
| from Rhinelander to visit their many
relatives and friends.
MIR. Marvellous Mason of Ontario
and Miss Sadie Teal of Whitestown
were recently married.
Oranges have advanced but not at
Romans grocery. They are still sell
ing them at Poe dozen.
Grant Cox, one mile north of the
city, has under construction a nice
barn, basement to be Of tile, second
story frame of timber
Tearing away present buildings
j. +. Nuzum * Sons are arranging for
a modern Office building at their lum-
Der yard. Ii is TO be of tile and brick.
ole Anderson and Sam Lake at
tended railroad sale at Prairie du-
Chen last week. Louie Thompson
accompanied them to take few baths.
AT last nights meeting, the coun-
Gil appointed II. r. Proctor, Jr., to
succeed Adolph Heinz as city attor-
ney.
Miss Marjorie Pierce leaves to-
morrow morning for her home at lie
Grand, Montana, after attending train
ing SCI Dol term here.
IF you have a Planet, Jr., hand
seed drill, it will be to your advau-
tage to let the Njroqua Advancement
Association know.
Green or red slate coated asphalt
shingles are beautiful and durable for
cottage or bungalow. In stock at the
Nuzum yard.
"A complete assortment of sum
mer hats, silks, koolcloths, tropical
worsteds Blue Front store, Elef-
son Il Johnson
-LaFarge chautauqua covers five
days. opening on July Fourth, the first
day opening with a general celehra-
tion of the nation 5 anniversary. Cit
liens there devote five days to boost
er trips the present week 10 surround
ing towns.
Editor August Erickson of the
Springfield, Minnesota, Free Press
motored here last week. His mother s
home vas at Bloomingdale and he
spent some time here thirty years ago.
Mrs. FIJI Rogers and Geo. Wheel
err were at Lacrosse Sunday TO see
Mr.. Rogers His condition is very
good and he expects to toe home in a
few days.
District convention of the Epworth
League was held at Tomah from
Thursday to Sunday. Freda Buchan-
an, Mildred Henry and Alba Groves
were delegates from the Niroqua so
ciety,
j. w. Thayer spent last week in
Ashland county where he reports the
greatest prosperity in all lines Of work
and as well the closing of the saloon
in all lumber districts by the business
interests as first step toward pre-
paredness.
II. n. Beaver and crew of work
men have been doing large job OF
concrete work in the new barn erect.
ed on the Nichols Henderson farm at
Dudley.
Andrew Jensen, a capitalist. bank
er and extensive tobacco dealer at Ed
gcrton died there Mr.. Jensen had
operated frequently in tobacco in this
section.
Il will make same price that mail
order houses do, sell on same terms,
pay one-hat the freight, press or
postage Bring me your q ders and
save money. The Kuehler Hardware
Viroqua, Wis Off
Mr.. ard Mrs John Spellum have
a pure bred Jersey COW at their place
Just north Of the city which they are
willing 10 put up against any bessie
in the eighborhood She is a reRu-
lar milk machine. producing 81 quarts
per day and must be MIXED three
times each day.
While on a visit at Wausau last
week Chas $. Slack sold a l2x24 wood
tire hollow wall rcdwOod-liued silo
with a Hoosier extenson roof to the
/ Marathon Farm Company and a 1920
silo of the same kind 10 G n. Melang
who runs dairy near Wausau He
/ also supplies his customers with lndi-
an spring water at sc the gallon.
Hon Hugh Porter and wife were
very pleasantly surprised one day last
week 10 receive visit from a couple
( Of the formers sisters, Mrs. Dr. Day-
id Bell of Platteville and Mrs. L. 4.
Bellows of Gays Mills and two nieces