Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-07-02
-Chautauaua opens SATURDAY..


Attend the great soldier welcome.
Shoulder Arms, the one and only.
F. NJ. Minshal made trip to La
Crosse, Sunday.
Pierce Qualey is employed in the
Otteson furniture store.
-Erick Thompson is again en-
ployed at the Farmers store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Hazen spent
Sunday at Richland Center
DR.. Fred A. Tate and wife are
here from Rice Lake to visit their rel
atives.
An Viroqua attorneys are at La
Crosse in attendance upon the state
bar meeting.
Andrew Lee of South Dakota. has
been visiting old haunts in Westby
and community.
III. H. Rabbit and son are putting
in cement work for H. P. Proctor, Sr.
at--his residence.
Mack Hiles and family motored
from Lacrosse and spent Sunday with
Lee Hiles and family.
Mrs. L.Z.Smith was called to Sol
diers Grove because of the illness of
her son, Rev. Gerald Smith.
DR.. LADDERS family have as their
guests the mother and sister of Mrs.
Lauder, residents of New York.
On July 9Th, DR.. Sathe will move
his Office to rooms in the Ferguson
building above Stoll & Groves store.
Pastor Bullock and family are
enjoying the comforts of the new
parsonage provided by the Christian
church and they are fully worthy of
the provision made for them.
-Acomplete line of children's play
all suits. just the thing for the little
folks, The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
-Chas. Fl. Holbrook and wife and
Miss Ella Fox, who have lived in Eau
Claire county for six years returned
to Viroqua to reside.
Mr.. II. d. Williams, who has long
been confined to his home, experience
ed stroke on Tuesday, and now lies
in an unconscious condition.
Miss May McKittrick, and a for
mer Viroqua teacher, then Marilla
Andrews, are making a pleasure trip
to Alaska, putting vacation time at
sightseeing.
The Rev. Emmanuel Harris goes
to Mabel, Minnesota, to deliver the
Fourth of July address at the place.
He will return for the church services
on Sunday.
Otto G. Brown and family, Mar
garet Mcintosh and Irene Waldron
and Elmer Davis attended soldier
welcome at Hillsboro on Friday. They
report a celebration of large magni-
tude and success.
Lieutenant Wade Harrington, who
just returned from overseas service
in the dental reserve has determined
to locate at Viola for the practice of
his profession. DR.. Harrington is
graduate of Marquet College, class of
1917 Immediately enlisting.
"A delegation of Richland Center
attorneys motored through the city,
yesterday, to attend state bar meet
ing in Lacrosse. Judge McCorkle
headed the deciples of Blackstone.
The others were District Attorney
Brindley, Attorneys Brewer and Black
Standard Hog Regulator improv-
es digestion, regulates the bowels,
sweetens the stomach, purifies the
blood, expels worms, saves feed and
shortens the fattening period. Call
and get book at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
If every soldier in Vernon county
knew how much every woman in the
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the parade, every soldier would be in
the parade. 0blige the ladies please!
A pre-nuptial silver shower was
given in honor of Miss Gena Weber,
by Miss Grace Garin, in which good
ly number of young ladies participant
ed. The approaching marriage of
Miss Weber to Mr.. Alba Groves has
been announced.
While returning from their con-
tract work on West Prairie, Chris L.
Peterson and son Keith, experienced
an auto flop that was anything but
pleasant, although they escaped ser
ious injury. Their machine turned
over, occupants under it and they were
released by nearby help.
Miss Mildred Franklin, formerly
of this city, was valedictorian of her
graduating class in Lacrosse normal
school. She has engaged to teach in
Galesville schools the ensuing year.
The machines driven by Oliver
Helgeson of this city and Albert Pet
erson of jefferson, had a head-on col
lision near Springville on a recent
night, damaging both autos. Bright
lights confused the drivers, which is
another hint that drivers should be
compelled to dim their headlights
when machines approach in the night.
&C G. Culver narrowly escaped a
serious accident near Esofea, Tuesday.
A large dog ranin front of his car and
was struck broadsider, throwing the
auto from the road, springing the ak
lie and steering arrangement. Wire
fence and posts prevented long shoot
down a hill Numerous other acct
dents are reported and wreckage of
machines.
Mrs. Esther Stavrum-Boyce of
Michigan, has been guest at DR..
Morley's and Mrs. Morley entertained
in her honor last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Boyce was former teacher in
our schools, residing then at Lacrosse
Profile Baird, the new instruct
or in agriculture for the ensuing year
has arrived in the city to take up ex-
tension work till schools open. He is
a graduate of River Falls normal and
has been teaching for years. Mr..
Baird will bring his family here as
soon as a house can be secured.
The remains of Miss Berna Sands
mark were brought from Minnesota to
Coon Prairie for interment. She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ludwig
Sandsmark. and was born in Viroqua
% years ago, while the family resided
here. They have lived in the west
eleven years.
Mr.. and Mrs B. J. Castle Of Mad
ison are in the city paying a visit to
their relatives, the families of An
derw and DIR. r. W. Baldwin. They
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