Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-11
Now the chautauqua.
-Haying mas commenced.

Commence TO prepare something
for the fair.
niture, floors or woodwork. o. E. Da-
Wis, druggist.
Between showers tobacco and corn
are cultivated.
Fresh lump lime. cement and pias-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist. second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 90.
Mrs. George Groves is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Woods at Dell.
Mrs. w. A. Jones OF Sparta is Wis
iting at the ". F. Fisher home.
Edward Lind spent the Fourth
with his sister at Minneapolis.
Mrs A. E. Burnside and Mrs. Louise
Sine spent Sunday in Lacrosse.
Bargains that are real bargains
on shoes during July at Hendrickson' S
-Chi-Namel restores the lustre and
color and hides white scratches in fur
-Cashton lost her first game OF
ball for the season to Blair, five to
one.
Use Paris green or arsenate OF
lead for potato bugs. o. E. Davis,
druggist.
Miss Orvilla Belden of Caledonia,
has been a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Nuzum.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca.
tarrh. All drug stores.
Chairman Moore is causing to be
put new single roof on his farm
residence north of this CITY.
Everyone wants bargains in foot,
wear. At Stoll Il Groves you can get
SO. so, ST. and S. shoes and OXfords at
$3.50
Blaine Cade and family returned
to their Iowa home after passing q
fortnight with parents and many 9th
er friends.
Hilbert Hanson and sister return.
ed from Zumbrota, Minnesota, where
they attended Lutheran young PEG
pies gathering.
A large assortment of women ;
shoes, sizes up to a the shoe we sold
last year at 81, to close ont at So 10, al
Hendrickson 5.
Hal Smith has sufficiently recov
cred from his attack of rheumatism
to take charge of the tlnshOp at the
Kuebler Hardware
The Wiisey girls are receiving {
visit from their aunt and cousin, Dr.
T.. NJ. Scott and Mrs. r. Carrick from
Binghamton, New York.
% Get out into the world, but first
take a course in the Mankato Com
mercial College, MaakatO, Minnesota
Send for our catalogue.
T~-n-1a TD.~a.gf Sc
at his restaurant, operation in a La
Crosse hospital quite restoring hiE
from the affiiction he suffered
Trimmed and untrimmed hats. al
at reduced prices including all the
newest ideas in shapes and trimmings
Call and look them over. Mrs Norris
Tate block
Mrs. c. 4 Hunt of Lacrosse is
visiting relatives and calling on ole
friends in the city. She is the widow
of the late Captain Hunt, who at ar
early day conducted the Blooming
dale mills.
An Equity Society was ORGANIZED
in the town of Liberty on a recent
day with following officers: President
Geo. Storer; Vice President, Knudl
Mattison; Secretary and Treasurer
Walter Jennings.
Editor John H. Frazier passed
here homeward bound to Austin, Min,
nesota, on the Fourth. He had beer
at Viola, where Mrs Frazier is pass
ing some time with her daughter
Mrs. Frazier recently underwent OPP
GRAFTON for goitre at Rochester
Mr. Carl Dregne, who is engaged
in the grocery business at Ladysmith
motored here and is making visit at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Dregne in this city. AT the
old home farm in franklin, on Sun.
day, happy reunion was held, the
parents and all eight children being
present.
Fl ank Austin of Camp Greek lost
a valuable COW from an unusual cause.
She had been ailing for about five
weeks and no amount to doctoring
seemed to help her. After the COW
died Doctor Wick made an examina.
ton of her and it was found that d
piece of wire about four inches long
had become lodged in her throat which
caused infection and resulted in death.
Viola News.
"A booster trip for the chautauqua
was given on Monday afternoon. clos
ing at midnight. The band and other
boosters, in five autos made the rounds
of Liberty Pole, West Prairie, Retreat,
DeSoto, Victory, Genoa, Stoddard
Chaseburg, Coon Valley, Esofea. AT
all the points courtesies were extend
ed that the party appreciate. especi-
ally at Genoa, where Thomas Latimel
provided refreshment and food at ar
hour in the evening when hunger anC
fatigue had possession of the partici.
pants.
In a persistently contested recov-
cry claim of the Hillsboro Il North
eastern railroad against the Hillsborc
Milling Company Judgment for the
railroad of 81 500 was rendered by At.
torney John E. Mcconnell, before
whom the findings were presented as
referee appointed by Judge Higbee
The action was to recover large sums
alleged to be due from the Milling
Company for underpay op freight
hauled, covering number of years
The case was something out of the
ordinary. Senator Bennett prosecute
ed the case for the railroad and Attor
neys Grotophorst & Thomas of Bara
boo represented defendants.