Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-25
-opera house next Tuesday.

-IoWner buitseye SAFE continues tC
September 1.
Another shipment of fall suits al
Suttle & Tate's.
Next important affair in Viroqus
will be the fair.
First showing Of new winter coats
at Suttle & Tate's.
Mr.. Olson of Menomonie is a guest
at the VIM. Webb home.
What Happened to Jon es," Mon.
day night at the Air Dome.
PLAIN and novelty silk petticoats
just arrived at Suttle & Tate's.
Next attraction at the opera house,
Panhandle Pete next Tuesday.
DO not cry over split milk. Buy
your building materials of Thayer.
"A car of fresh wood fiber plaster
at Thayer's at reasonable prices.
Mrs. w. B. Farmer of St. Paul is
visiting Mrs. Albion Lindemann.
The Misses Mildred and Lila Frank
lin are spending several days in Bara-
boo.
DIR. and Mrs. R. W. Baldwin enter
tanned at dinner party Friday even
ing.
AN unusually large stock of new
fall dress goods on display at Suttle &
Tate's.
Chairman Smith and Ben Adams
were in the city from Manning on Tues
day.
FIRST big dance of the season at
2unning's hall next Friday night, Au-
gust 81
Edwin Clark has purchased a lot
on South Washington Avenue and will
erect residence.
You can get good self filling foun-
tain pen at the Davis drug store for
81. so. Go in and see them.
Mrs. C. D. Williams and daughter
Caryl have returned from their trip to
Denver and San Francisco.
-Thayer carries in stosk full line
OF up-to.tba-hour building material,
and can save you money on your deal.
Herman Wolfgram, who has been
engaged in the moving picture business
at Minneapolis, was at home for a Few
days
Members of Viroqua Violet Club
motored to Lacrosse OF Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chase.
Extensive improvements are being
made at the Optimo. A new fountain
has been installed and new floor is
being laid.
Any style childrenss and misses
pumps we have, your choice for IS cents,
size to l. Hendrickson' SELF RoSsI
Blue store.
Mr.. George j. Williams and wife
of Dayton, Ohio, are spending the week
at the parental home of G. d. Williams
in this city.
= Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Arlington OF
La Crosse are visiting friends in the
city and their daughter, Mrs. VIM
Webb, Jr. at Viola.
The greatest pillow Improvement OF
&c yeaFs Augur eSyist inouldboard:
only on the GAINESVILLE line. Viroqus
Implement Company.
Hard work to polish the metal or
the auto So? "Metal Glow, which
you can get at the Davis drug store,
makes that work easy.
Mrs. A. o. larson is in the city to
purchase her fall stock Of millinery.
She is accompanied by her daughter,
| WITS A1GilIy IL IeVsCAS.
Our venerable friend and neighbor,
Stanley Stout, former poet of the Kick.
apoo, now can boast of being at the
head of the fourth generation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hendricks oil
Chicago are guests at the home of Ed
Harrington. Mrs. Hendricks was form
erly Gertie Wade, Viroqua girl
If you are looking for good Yer.
non county farm close to market, cal
on or write T. j. Thorson, Westby, of
fee on second floor of Bank of Westby.
&c If
See the one-lever with single balls
construction, fully one half of the parts
are eliminated on the GAINESVILLE gang
and Anlky plows. Viroqua Implement,
| Company. a
Pretty near a dray load of catalo.
CUES from mail order house were re
ceived and distributed through the vi
roqua postoffice. Maybe the carriers
didn' { think bad words.
Mrs. Humphrey and Miss Mildred
Humphrey of..Hackensack, New Jersey,
are guests at the home of Mrs. j. M
Rusk. They are enroute home from
the San Francisco exposition.
Miss Lois Suttle has resigned her
position as teacher of the third grade
| in the public schools of Viroqua. She
will take work in Leland Stanford uni.
versity. Miss Suttle is now in Califor.
| mia.
The Order of Eastern Star viii
have picnic at Stoll and Spellum'
cottages on Thursday afternoon, Sep,
TENDER 2. All members of the Stal
and Masonic order are invited. Each
person take his dishes and something
good 20 eat for the picnic supper.
Miss Florence Hoon who has served
often in Viroqua as trained nurse,
spent several days at the home of ]. E.
Nuzum. Miss Hoon came from Eng,
land to this country. She has two
brothers who are serving in the war,
one in the reserve force in England
and one in France. She also has q
neice who Belongs to the woman's vol
unteer corps in England and is learning
to drive motor car so she may serve
her country.
The remains of James NJ. Sands
were brought here from Soldiers Grove
for interment in the city cemetery or
Saturday. For more than a year be
had been in i'll health and confined tc
his home. Mr.. Sands was about fifty.
five years old, was long q resident OF
Viroqua, where he married Miss Shell.
hammer They removed to Soldier;
Grove some years ago. Mr.. Sands was