Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-11
Don't lie to Your Wife"
Insure with John Dawson. & Co.


Get yonr fancy canning peNches at
Surenson's grocery
See those new fall silks and dress
goods at Suttle & Tate's.
DIR. Baldwin. dentist, second door
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
We handle the best of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Young men, the latest thing out is
the "Tiperary" hat at the Blue Front
Store.
Mics Grace Nelson OF Chippewa
Falls is visiting with the Nelson fam
lilies in this city.
For the best Of fancy canning
peaches, leave your orders at Suren-
son 8 grocery.
Miss Hazel Larson has been spend
ing q few days at the Albert Broadhead
home near Retreat.
/ Prof. Henry WaddelI has been en-
gagged to teach the Liberty Pole school
for the ensuing year.
!. Mrs. G. Larson of Cashton spent a
few days at the homes of her sons,
Hans and Oscar Larson, last week.
-Viroqua Royal Neighbor lodge en-
,tertaiued the Cashton Neighbors Mon
day night, splendid time being had.
A. E. Surenson will receive ship
ment OF. fine canning peaches this week.
Leave your order for a bush 4 basket.
There will be an Equity picnic at
the home of Emerson Bishop on Sunday
afternoon, August Is. Everybody well
come.
The Misses Gunda and anna Nod.
tvedt returned to their home at North
field, Minnesota, after finishing their
teaching duties.
"A rock culvert is being built west
of the Eckhart warehouse, and large
and level driveway prepared .for con-
venience of patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnas Borreson and
family, .aiso Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hang
I.rud, visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bishop sunday 81
Automobile owners sttentions Ar
fentrsnce for park concerts, ~ provided
Ion Jefferson& street, past the F0rc
garage, through the iron gate.
+ --Jitney social at Clark Wheeler 1
Tuesday night brought out crowd Of
ing the merrymakers back and forth
we positively will not sort our lum
Der, raise the established grade or mis-
represent our stock to our customers
You get the grade your money pays fol-
at the Nuzufn Yard. uf"
We not only give you the grade
but we give you what you want in al
kinds of building material. Our stool
| ia clean and dry, and the price can no
be better. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mrs. DeGaris arrived from Eng
land to join her husband in Viroqua
She was two weeks on the voyage AM
reports that the vessel was trailed b.
] a German submarine for two days.
-Viroqua library has secured tel
books from the state library bearing
on the present great war. They cal
only be retained three weeks and thos
interested should secure them 81 CHG
AS a mark of respect and esteem
over the pleasant relations so long ex
isting between them, rural carriers an
postal employees presented retiring
postmaster c. j. Smith with a hand
some Office chair.
| Elton Stricken and family OF Viii
/ mar, Minnesota, are visiting at tn
parental home. Mr.. Stricker's healtl
has been causing him some concern an
he intends going to Arizona for per
iod of rest and recuperation.
Commencement cards from Valpar
also university announce graduation o
Merle and Ethel Mccall from the en-
gineering department. They gradual
| ed in mathematics two years age
Mrs Mccall and daughter Zellleft Tues
day to be present at the exercise:
From there Mrs Mccall will visit a
the old home in Ohio.
The cost of living is again on til
increase, according to statement o
the National Retail Grocers' associa
ton. Meat, flour, sugar, cabbages
apples and beans are all higher tina
they we're a year ago. The war j
chiefly the cause. Prices of eggs, but
ter, potatoes and lemons are slight
lower. A barrel Of flour costs fror
81. 80 to 81 40 more than it did q yea
ago, but it is expected there will 500
be a drop of at least 81 per barrel whe
the new wheat crop is harvested.