Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-16
Fine Apples from New Mexico.


New Mexico grows some of the best
apples in the United States. one
crop is reported OF thirty thousand
boxes OF apples on a 75acre orchard
One dollar a box was received for the
apples. or $4,000 for the years crop.
Get your paints, varnishes, fiat
wall paints, alabastine, muresco, and
Chi-Namel at o. Il. Davis Drug Store.
Miss Sadie Anderson who has been
teaching near Hillsboro returned home.
TRY the San Tox baby talcum
powder at o. h. Davis
Mrs. Emma Seal and Ruth Tun-
thaie of Salt Lake City are visiting
here
Mrs. Chas Primmer and three other
sisters accompanied the remains of
Anna Larson here from Minneapolis.
Ray Brye and family have moved
from La Crosse to this city.
Mrs. Lydia r. Colt is expected
home the latter part of this week.
She spent the winter a. Rockford, IL
linois, where her daughter Amy is
an instructor in seminary.
James F. Parker is home from
Marshiield, after passing the winter
there.
Martin Bentson, bank cashier at
Colfax, spent a few DAYS with his par
euts on Round Prairie. He made the
journey by auto, accompanied by AS
sistant Postmaster Olson.
Mr.. James Billings returned from
California, where he passed the win
ter
-Thos. Costing went to Minneapo-
lis to consult medical authorities.
H. +. Rogers and wife we're in Chi
caso making purchases of merchan-
disc.
John + Nuzum, wife aud daugh-
ter Ethel, are spending week at
GAINESVILLE,
The visit here laat week of Rev.
John 4. Steman, to attend the Con-
grcgational convention. was pleas
ure 10 his hosts of friends. For
number of years he was an unusually
popular pastor of the local Congrega-
tional church,
Professors Winton and Thurstou
have done the patriotic thing. They
are now hard at training in the Of
fcers camp near Chicago Due to
only three weeks of the school year
remaining, the rest of the faculty have
taken over their work ia tue high
school
-''The Vicar of Wakefield" was
presented at the opera house Monday
night by members Of the Sophomore
class of our high school. and the vourv
folks surely acquitted themselves in
very creditable manner. A represen-
tHtive audience greeted them and the
ttfair was modest success financially.
although the major object was TO
stimulate interest in their class work.
the play being part of their study.
The remains of Miss Anna Larson
arrived here from Minneapolis on sun
day morning accompanied by four
sisters. Funeral was held in Hauge's
conducted by Pastor jacobson,
on Sunday, body then taken 10 West
Prairie for interment. She was IS
years old, 'born at West Prairie, having
lived in his city for many years till
removal TO Minneapolis % wears siuce.
Mrs. Robert Tate of Mound Park.
passed away on May first. following
oriet illness, leaving her deCrepit sol
der companion, two daughters and a
son. two brothers and one sister. the
latter, Mrs. Jos. Reed of this city.
Mrs. Tate was native Of Ohio. born
1913. In 1889 She was married 10 Ro-
bert Tate. They have been residents
of Liberty town all these years. Her
death is mourned by large circle of
friends
Captain John T. Kendall has been
passing fortnight at the old Spring
vile parental home, accompanied by
his family. Ii is announced that an
of the Wisconsin nation
al guards will he called into active
service or Modified by the first of
June, and Captain Kendall will be to
the front as chaplain of the Second
regiment He has held that distin-
guished position for some years and
remained with his command on the
Mexican border last year.