Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-30

diers Grove blossomed forth in blaze
of glory, defeating Gays Mills 10 to Is
and to 10. This throws Gays TO third
place, ties LaFarge and Viola for first
and it begins to look like anybody's
| race.
STANDING OF TFAMs
Won Lost Per,
La f'arge ...-....-.,..s..........-6 800
g g5Glsi M ;iiilii:.,............s s s9s
EroGua ......-.. .-..-.-..-.....,.6 $40
Soldiers Grove .........-......... 2l3
Viroqua has no league game for this
week, but plays in the tournament at
Soldiers Grove. Gays Mills plays vi
ola at the latter place; I4aFarge goes
to Soldiers Grove.
Nebraska Indians and local team
entertained a big crowd yesterday,
the copper-skinned gentry from Bry-
ans land cleaning up our boys IA to
l. 1t was good game, but no anna
teurs have any chance with the Indi-
ans All surrounding clubs Jared
much worse than did Viroqua in their
tour of this section.
Kenneth Smith visited at Rock
ford.
Don't fail to try Eterno perfume
at o. E. Davis drug store.
-Cuticle ice. for removing hang
nails price 25c at o. +. Davis.
Tile for one more silo at Thayer's.
Who's the lucky one?
Saturday night, Opera house NOV
les Music by 5-piece orchestra.
Mrs. q. w. Minshal and two daugh-
tiers are guests of friends at Madison.
-Viroqua w. G. T. U. will hold a
picnic in the city park next Tuesday.
Wait, before you get divorce. be
at the Opera house, "Wednesday, Sep
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Season tickets for entire day and
night program entertainment 81, at
Vernon county fair.
Kathryn Lindemaun spent the
week at Lancaster before resuming
her school studies at Chicago.
The Misses Ethel and Merle Nc
Cali left for their respective schools
in Wyoming and West Virginia.
VIM. Peavy is spending vacation
in Montana. J. NJ. Bennett is filling
vacancy at Southeastern freight house.
The Misses Lavold returned home
after several days visit with their
sister Mrs Theodore Olson of Cashton.
Special reduced prices on all la
dies pumps, oxfords and shoes; 5000
pony votes with every pair. NJ. J.
Felix.
That wonderful play "The Shep-
herd of the Hills" from Harold Bell
Wright's novel, Friday night at the
opera house.
Art Pier and wife and Grant Ross
and family of Richland center stopped
a day at the Coffland home while en-
route to Lake Chetek.
The Houser and Olson families of
Cashuon autoed to Viroqua to spend
the day with Mrs. Olson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tennis Lavold.
Big dance at Geo. Wheeler's farm
one mile northeast of this city Friday
night. Music by 5-piece orchestra.
Floor space 30xS0. You're invited.
tickets for the fair before Thursday,
cts SOC. Buy at Viroqua drug stores.
Buy your lumber, shingles, lath,
rootings, paint oil, barn and roofing
paint, wood fibre, windows and doors
at Thayer's clearance sale and save
money thereby.
just received new fall line of the
Elgin and Blae Seal dress shirts, worth
much more now, but no advance here
in prices yet. The Blue Front Store.
Ellefson & johnson.
"A. H. Dahl & Company have had
on exhibition a. their garage Ford
car of che new pattern. There are
number of improvements that make
1t vetJ much more classy and desire
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. " Eceleston and
Miss Rena Waggoner of Los Angeles,
visited old friends at Viola. Monday
a picnic of thirty persons met at Stoll's
summer cottage and had a jolly re-
union with the Waggoner girls.
Get the boy ready for school. We
have received the new fall line of
BEST Ever" suits for boys, ages to
Is. Those who have tried these suits
know they are properly named, moth
ing better. The Blue Front Store.
Eilefson q Johnson.
Ford Monroe, A. Schmirler, Mrs.
F. W. Seeman and daughter Frances,
and Hildah Miller motored from Bos-
cobel, spending Sunday at the Gold
smith home, Miss Dora Schmirler and
Francis Goldsmith returning with
them.
DiSlftLb AtLDIut9 AuDSOn ana
Editor Howe of Prairie du Chen were
among numerous visiting auto parties
in the city on Sunday They were
accompanied by their families. Edi-
tor Howe had never been in Niroqua
before. DIR. Falls and A. G. Keyser.
with Their families. of the same pla e.
also looked over the city.
"A demonstration of Wisconsin
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TENDER to :. This meeting viii be
especially interesting To farmers and
every person engaged in or being in
terested il farming is invited to at
tend. Elaborate plans have been made
to entertain all who can 90. Tractor
farming is gaining popularity and for
this reason large attendance is an
ticipated.