Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-12

Great reductions on shira waists at
Suttle & Tate's
Elmer Officer was down from North
Dakota on business.
"A complete new line of fall dress
goods at Suttle & Tste's.
Veteran Henry Kish was a Stod-
dard caller in the county seat yesterday
George Snider and wife of Kicka-
poo are off for visit in North Dakota
j. w. Lucas and wife are at New
Richmond visiting Rev. Barber and
family.
DIR. F. A. Tate and daughter of
Rice Lake, came TO attend obsequies
of Mrs. Austin.
Miss Pauline Thompson joined La
Crosse friends in seeing the Dells of the
Wisconsin.
Mrs. r. w. Baldwin gave a tea
party in honor of Miss Matte Smith on
Monday evening.
Barber Lawrence Potts and wife
are happy over the advent of bounc-
ing boy in their home.
Miss Esther johnson and her friend
Jeneyieve Mite of Chicago are guests
at Thos Thompson g.
B Nv. E. Lswton and family are do
ing Boscobel, Milwaukee and Chicago,
going in their machine.
Mrs, j. E. Cooke and children ar
rived home from Duluth, accompanied
by sister of Mrs. Cooke.
After spending five weeks at home
Miss Gertrude Fladen returned to her
position in North Dakota.
If you need building rock leave
orders at the drug store of Otto Davis,
or at the quarry on his farm.
Beginning this week we are closing
out our misses and children's dresses
at great reduction. Suttle & Tate.
Miss Frances Lauder arrived to
spend her vacation from Oberlin college
with her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Lauder.
The very latest in neckwear-Four-
in-one, two-in-one and tulip. All styles,
patterns and colors. The Blue Front.
Only three days more in which to
take advantage of our wonderful bar
gains in embroidered dress goods. SUIT
tie & Tate.
Rev. Eben Sweger of North Dako-
Ia is paying visit to his mother and
other relatives and friends in this his
old home community.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching wedding of Miss Sarah Mills
to Jackson county gentleman, the
happy day to be August 10.
Mrs. Rachel Cleary, a long time
patient at the county asylum, died on
Monday. She was about sixty-five years
old, former resident of Clinton town.
ALI manner of war news has been
given the past week, doubtless most of
it exaggerated. While there has been
fighting and loss of life the real trouble
appears yet to be impending. Two pages
Of our news service is devoted to war
today.
The many who returned from Wi
mona convention of young peoples So
ciety and choral union report a fine
time. Rev. Hofstead was reelected
president and Rev. o. o. Sovde of Coon
Valley secretary.
Ed j. Riley and wife and Mrs. Char
ley Reagen are at Waterloo, Iowa, to
be present at the golden wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.Lamb,
former citizens of Franklin, moving
west 80 years ago. Mr.. Lamb was a
Wisconsin soldier.
Marcus Amodt is home from Chica-
90 spending vacation fortnight on the
old home farm. Since graduation from
the state university Marcus has been
employed by the Borden milk company
in Chicago, assisting his brother Albert
in the extensive chemical labratory of
the institution.
The past week of Chautauqua has
demonstrated beyond doubt the grow
ing appreciation of the public for the
excellent programs provided each even
ing at the Air Dome. Contrary to the
expectation, all during the week the
attendance was most satisfactory. This
is most gratifying to the management
that in every way endeayors to please
and serve the patrons. In addition to
the regular big Friday night kathryn
program, Manager Franklin has secured
at large expense five fine four reel
state right features. These should at
tract packed houses every night.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
F. Parker in this city, August Z, oc-
Cured the marriage Of their youngest
daughter, Miss Olive, to Professor Roy
j. Carver, a former instructor in man.
ual training in our pIblic schools, now
elsewhere employed in the same cspac-
Ity. The young couple were attended
by Miss Ethel Fisher and Mr.. Earl z.
Smith, Rev. G. 3. Buffers pronouncing
the words that made the binding tie.
Tire bride is graduate of our schools,
the county normal and has taught for
two years. Best wishes go with this
Young couple to their new home.