Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-18
Short News Stories of Interest
Censor Reporters of
viroqua Vicinity
-Bullseye ale At ToWner,s.

visiting IN InlS vicinity.
interior of the First National bank
is receiving coat OF paint.
Don't miss Towner's 3ullseye s,.le,
commencing next Saturday.
Mrs. F. G. English of Minneapolis
is visiting at the parental home.
The Misses Bausman of Minneapo-
lis visited at the Silas Foster home.
The dollar size Cyclone cedar oil
mops with handle, for 25e at Rogers.
Our stock of fall and winter dress
goods is now complete. Suttle s. Tate.
See on. window display of the very
latest styles in caps Blue Front Store.
Mrs John Clark is visiting with
relatives at the old home at Edgerton.
We still have excellent bargains in
ladies' and children's summer dresses
at Suite & Tate's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd GRAFT of Yates,
Montana, were guests at the L. W.
Cox home last week.
"A Warden's Crime, a great three
reel drama, and Charley Chaplin, Fri
day, at the Air Dome.
Mrs. B. S. Anderson is spending
two weeks with relatives and friends
at Baraboo and Madison.
You can get a good self-flling foun-
tain pen at the Davis drug store for
$3.50. Go in and see them.
Theron Bean Of Chicago, brother
in-law of Fred Eckhart and A. +. May,
spent day last week IN the city.
Miss Edith Drake returned Satur-
day, from spending a month with her
sister, Mrs. Sterling at Eastman.
-Towner's Bullseye sale will excel
any sale heretofore conducted in offer
ing the people unheard of bargains.
Wanted, school boarders by Mrs.
Mary Lillis, blocks north of Thomp-
sons feed mill, phone l43. 3l-3w
Wanted, an apprentice girl at Eth.
Ell Atwood's millinery store. Apply at
once. 32-2w
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Smith of Su-
gar Grove and Mr.. and Mrs George
Henthorn of Readstown lately visited
at the home Of r. H. Drake.
Miss Irene Suite returned Sunday
from trip to Chicago. visiting the old
home at Cassville and other points in
Grant county on the way back.
The first seven passenger. 40.45
horsepower, cylinder automobile ever
offered for less than $1,000, in America
or Europe. See the Stakeholder -Four.
Mrs. James G.. Clawson, who sus-
tanned critical operations at Rochester,
is able to remain at home at Rasson,
Minnesota, andis making improvement.
If you are looking for a good Yer
non county farm close to market, call
on or write T. j. Thorson, Weetby,' Of
fee on second floor of Bank of Westby.
20 If
MIR. ana Mrs j. Hooverson and son
of Soldiers Grove, accompanied by Mrs.
P. Hooverson Of Crookston, Minnesota,
visited with relatives here and at West
by.
Mrs. Rebecca Green and daughter,
Mrs. Chas Wood, left Monday, for a
visit at different points in the northern
part of the state. They remain for the
Marshfeld fair
George McMullen and r. H. Drake
autoed into Grant county, where the
former visited his son Ray at Platte
vile, and Mr.. Drake greeted old friends
in the same locality, the place of his
birth.
Trunks, suit cases and bagsl We
are not boasting but believe we sell as
many of them as the whole city put to-
gether. Why? Because we keep the
stock. See our south window. The
Blue Front Store.
Mrs o. Whitney Hickcox of Seat
tie, Washington, spent the week end as
the guest of Isabelle Joyce. Mrs. Hick-
cox was formerly Miss 0velia johnson
of Westby and attended high school
here few years ago.
Mrs Roman was summoned from
Rice Lake by the illness of her daugh-
ter Eunice, who was suffering with ap-
pendicitis. She accompanied the girl
to Lacrosse Sunday evening.
Remember Jacob Dach, Jr. handles
full line of silo filters and can supply
your wants quickly. Better make ar
will be too late Mr.. Farmer, Time is
money when the frost is OF the corn. <
We neglected to mention last week
that Roy Cade is the happiest mgn in
Vernon county. He had the misfor-
tune of losing pocketbook containing
s225. Sheriff Frank Rogers brought
the smiles back by finding and return
ing the'wad."
III. f. Swain and family were called
from Lacrosse Sunday by the serious
condition of Venerable Jonathan Fl.
Swain. They had just returned from
a months auto tour of Minnesota and
Dakotas, finding the unwelcome mess.
age awaiting them, and continued to
this city.
In the Congregational church at
tendance league contest, silver loving
cups were awarded to Ruth Flemming,
Louise Mcintosh, Estrella Ledman, and
Clinton Swinson, they securing largest
number of points through regular at
tendance and activity in securing new
members.
Through the omission of two words
in c. M. Clark's Buick ad last week,
we made it appear as if he was man.
ufacturer of Bucks. This of course is
somewhat in error, but Mr.. Clark says
that in view of the demand for these
cars and his inability to secure enough
to supply the trade, he wishes he was
making them.
Ask those who have already had a
ride in the four and six and hear what
they say about power and easy riding.
Compare the values of the 1913, 1914,
1915 and the 1916 Studebaker cars with
any and every automobile ever built,
then take the price lists of repair parts,
compare them, also take the manufac-
turers guarantee and see what you