Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
Short News Stories of Interest
CoUings Gongs Doings
Viroqua Vicinity
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Sorghum cane seed for sale at
J. ]. Henry's Grocery. 1873
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Mrs. Eliza Rumsey of Cashton, is
guest at Dexter Aliens home.
Sunday dinner from IL until 2
o'clock, 30c.-Mrs M. Gulbrandson.
-Esofea band will give an enter
tainment Saturday night, May II.
Mr. VIM. Boyle of LosAngeles, is
in the city the guest of his cousin L.
C. Boyle.
Ole d. Olson sports an auto, hav-
ing purchased Leland Nuzum's Buick
roadster.
The new physician and family,
DR.. Benson, have moved to the Devlin
residence.
Mrs. Ray Waterman and children
left here for their new home at Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
Use nitrate of soda on tobacco
beds if you want good strong plants.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Eat raeat, save wheat. bacon 35c
per pound, picnic hams 25c per pound
at Romans Grocery.
Buying Adler Collegian clothes
is real thriftThe Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson. 1872
Attorney Paul w. Mahoney of
Lacrosse was before his brother
Judge in probate court on Tuesday.
F. NJ. Minshall spent Sunday at
home. He is training a string of
horses on the Lacrosse fair grounds.
Always a complete line of those
70 hn1 hot OF hn
Store, Ellefson & Johnson. 1872
Merchant C. H. Ostrem and wife
ride in a stylish new Buick roadster,
the one Chris drove home from Chi
cago.
John P. Joyce, always industri-
Gus, is having an enforced cessation
of work, being ill and confined at
home.
The neighbors and relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Fisher made
them happy with 29th anniversary
surprise party
Don't forget the big accordion
and piano dance Friday, May 10, at
the Opera house. Pat Johnson will
tickle the accordion.
Attend the matinees Saturday
and Sunday at reduced prices. See
the greatest picture in the world,
Griffith's Intolerance.
i am a destroyer of smut in oats,
wheat and rye. My name is formal
dehyde. / am sold for soc pint at
o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Blk is non-poisonous disinfect-
ant used in cleaning cream separators,
cream cans, etc. Ask the creamery
man or o. E. Davis, Druggist.
The Censor had calls from Messrs
F. W. Barilini, iona Berra, John and
William Drifting, who were over from
Genoa yesterday, on probate matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman of
LaFarge are rejoicing over the ar
rival of son. Mrs. Coleman was
formerly Miss Esther Tuhus of this
city.
"A barn dance will be given at the
farm of Ole Thompson, two miles
west of Bud, next Saturday night,
May II. Good music and the public
invited.
You'll find plenty of good values
in our large assortment of Adler Col
legian suits for spring and summer.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson. 1872
"A number of Beulah Holmestad's
schoolmates gave a farewell theatre
party and ice cream on Monday. The
Holmestad family will soon move to
Newry.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Brye and
daughter Louise, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Truesdale autoed to Readstown Sun
day and spent the day at the M. V.
Frazier home.
&C. J. Smith will deliver a patriot
ic address at Readstown Sunday af-
ternoon at 2:30. In the evening he will
speak at the Christian church in Sol
diers Grove.
AT Esofea Temperance hall Sat
urady night, May IL, the Esofea
Farmers Band will give a concert,
assisted by local talent. Turn out
and give the boys a benefit.
The city board of education in
Viroqua, like many other places, at its
session Monday night, determined to
drop the teaching of German from
the high school curriculum.
Luther Nj. Roseland is clearing
the grounds and receiving materials
for the construction of his new house
on one of the lots made vacant by
burning of the old Viroqua hotel
From Madison, Mrs. Calsina
Brandon-Gilman announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel
Brandon-Bohn, to Mr.. George A,
Shields, leading business man of
Mazomanie, where they will reside.
Mrs. Ida Nelson is guest at her
daughters, who is employed in stu
dio at Duluth. Also at the home of
Mrs. J. S. Olson. Mrs. Nelson had
the opportunity of attending Billy
Sunday meetings in Duluth. She will
spend the remainder of the summer
at the home of Mrs. G. L. Sanders.
"A number of relatives from Viro-
qua went to Fa Fargo section on Fri
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Walden Lawton, one of the leading
women of her community, whose TAX
ing off was very sudden. She suf-
fered stroke of paralysis that left
her blind and deaf and she lived but
a few hours. Mrs. Lawton was a
member of one of the pioneer Kicka-
poo families, maiden name Sarah Sau-
bert.