Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-22
Short News Stories of Interest
the Coming Gongs Dongs
Vroqua and Vicinity

Blue Jeans" with Viola Dana
Friday night.
! Cut prices on all ladies pumps at
the Farmers Store
Use carbolineum for preserving
post, lumber, etc. o. E. Davis.
Leave orders early for cut flow
ers for Decoration at Towner's.
ID. F. Allen had business in La
! Crosse two days of last week.
DR.. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
/ tional Bank building Phone 80.
"A new shipment of rugs in all the
latest designs at Surenson & Dahrs.
-Alabastine and Muresco for tint
ing walls, at o. E. Davis Drug Store
Remember DR.. Hess Panacea
makes the hens lay. Its guaranteed
by 0. E Davis.
Don't forget the fact that we car
ry a fine line OF box candies. o. E.
Davis Drug Store.
Having closed teaching near La
Fargo, Miss Leila Standiford returned
to her home in this city.
Arthur Christopherson visited
over Sunday with his uncle, John o.
Munson of Cashton section.
Ice cream viii be served at all
times at Mrs. Asbjornson's restau-
rant, the old Running place.
MILDLY blouses for women and
misses at way below the regular price
See them at Surenson & Dahl.
Paul Lawrence has disposed of
his second ward cottage to his broth
er-in-law, Rudolph Wolfgram.
Blind musician Finney of Reads
town was entertained at the home of
Z. ]. FELTON, a part of the week.
Word was received here of the
death at Madison of Fred Barry, a
former citizen and painter of Viroqua
-Chi-Namel your furniture, wood
work and floors. Anyone can use it,
come in and let US show you. o. E.
Davis.
All of our Lutheran ministers are
attending a three days session of
Vernon Circuit, now being held at
Moen church.
Buy noxious weed combined no.
tees and blanks at the Censor office.
We have them complete. Mail or tel
ephone your orders.
DR.. c. D. Mead can be consulted
at his home, 704 West Decker street,
each week from Saturday p. m. I'M
III AlOIiudy dL y d. III.
Remember that potted plants for
Decoration will commence to arrive at
Towner's Saturday. He will also
have vegetable plants.
The 8-year-old daughter of VIM.
Wilson, east of town, is convalescing
from a serious attack of pneumonia
and complicated ailments.
Mrs. S. E. Stafford of Shorts
vile, New York, formerly Merle Nc
Call, arrived home for a visit and to
be present at her sisters commence
ment.
Shingles are cheaper than they
were a year ago. Can you think of
anything else that is? Better fix
that roof now. John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
Having completed overhauling
and repairing the residence property
bought of o. A. Kalvestran, Ralph
Grover and family have taken posses
sion of the same.
Word from Readstown is that
they experienced heavy blow there
last night. The lumber sheds of the
Nuzum Lumber Company were I'M
rooted. What other damage was
done we have not learned.
Crossed telephone and electric
light wires caused fire alarm in the
home of Josiah Latta. Tuesday after
noon. No damage except burning out
of the phone and blackening of house
wall
Melvin Dittman, lately employed
by Bernard Pierce, is drafted into I'm
Gle Sans service, being called from
Sparta to go with the detachment
leaving there May %. He left Fri
day for farewell visit with relatives
at Neilsville and Sparta.
Abe McLees and his son-in-law,
Bernard Root, left here, Monday, for
Montana, going by auto. Abe has
acquired a large tract of land near
Miles City, his wife and most of his
family being there now. One son re-
mains on the town of Harmony farm
till it is disposed of.
Six gentlemen left the city on
Tuesday, going by machine to Neils-
vile, for law suit, Messrs. Stoll and
Schroeder defendants in a damage
suit brought by J. F. Heal for $1,000
in land deal Attorneys Smith and
Bennett appear for defendants, Har-
old Proctor and Mr.. Turnmire going
as witnesses.
Miss Mabel Jensen closed two
years teaching in the Brown district
Ut. No. 6, jefferson and Coon, and
is now at home. She reports unusual
attendance as a whole during the win
ter and spring. Three pupils in the
family of Andrew Hofslien, she be-
lieves, can show the most perfect at
tendance record of any family in the
county. Alice, II years old, missed
one day in six years. Olga, years
old had one skip in years. Ruth, 6
years old, in two years missed q day.
The break, one day, in their record
was day when they came to the
county seat to bid farewell to their
brother, who went to the war .ast
October. These children live nearly
mile from the school house. If
there is a record in the county that
excels this educational appreciation,
the Censor will be pleased to give
publicity to the fact, and teachers,
parents and school officials are invit-
ed to send US the achievement.