Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-23
Short News Stories of Interest
by Reporters
viroqua and Vicinity
Dry again.
Everything needs rain.
Don't forget Towner's sale.

Stop at Towner's; look at the bar
gains.
Get our varnishes at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Damaged Goods, Tuesday evening,
Opera house
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas-
ter at the NuZum yard.
j. E. Shreve received visit from
a brother the past week.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
For sore, sweaty feet use Bark
er's Anticeptic. All drug stores.
Viola chautauqua opens August
% and continues throughout the week.
Barn boards and battens at cost
at Thayer's clearance sale. Now on.
No children admitted to Dam
aged Goods" unless accompanied by
parents.
james Dickson made a trip to
Clinton town to look after farm in
terests.
will Pierce and family of Bloom
ingdale, visited relatives here on
Sunday.
Fred Gohde and party of friends
we're down to the river on a fishing
trip Sunday.
-Lucius Favor was in North Dakota
looking after harvest and threshing
on his farm.
Sever Larson was called to Reads
town to see his father, L. o. Larson,
who has been i'll.
Mrs. G. f. Dahl, who visited her
daughter Marion, at Two Harbors,
Minnesota, returned home.
DIR. Carl B. Peterson and family
spent few days in this city.
j. E. Shreve piloted party of
land-seekers from the eastern part of
our county to Rusk county.
Will Harris made a trip to the
northern part of the state to visit
relatives and view the country.
Farmers are now picking up gen.
uine bargains at lively rate at J.W.
Thayer's lumber clearance sale.
Mrs. Ira ID. CottI ell of South Da-
kota, was here for a visit with Miss
Laura McCulloch and Mrs. a. O. Seal.
Methodist annual conference meets
at Baraboo, August 30. 1t comes a
week earlier than previously announc-
ed.
w. p. Hudson and family, Mrs.
Walling and Miss Amy Walling, mo-
tored to Spring Green to visit Mrs.
Blanche burden.
Melvin Swenson and wife, and Mrs.
Peter Hanson and Mrs. E. j. Older
visited relatives near DeSoto, going
down by auto.
Just received the finest line of
dress waists, lingerie, crepe de chine,
Georgette and colored novelty silks,
at Suite & Tate's.
Special attention given to the
tone regulating of all our pianos.
That's why they give satisfaction.
Brown Music Company.
Mrs. HI. L. Rayner, after an ex-
tended visit here with relatives and
looking after her property, departed
for her Montana home.
DIR. c. A. Minshall, V. S., is in
Westhy every day except Monday
when he is in Coon Valley. Westby
office over Liners grocery store.
The Westby Temperance Society
will give an ice cream social on DR.
Schreiner's lawn on Friday evening,
August 25. The committee will make
everybody welcome.
If you love and cherish mother
and womanhood don t fail to see and
hear the simple story told 10 1.-THE
Girl He Couldn't Buy,p which will
appear at the Star Theatre Monday,
August %.
Get the boy ready for school, We
have received the new fall line of
|'Best Ever" suits for boys. ages to
IS. Those WOO have tried these suits
know they are properly named, moth
ing better. The Blue Front Store.
Ellefson & johnson.
Victor Dahl, who made many
friends here the two past seasons as
manager of the Ford garage. depart
ed for Seattle on Monday, where he
will attend college. His brother Aad
of Westby, accompanied him, and
they are to make the long trip by
automobile.
Miss Ethel Atwood is in Milwau-
kee and Chicago making selection of
new millinery stock. She is accom-
panied by Mrs. Grace WHISKY, who
makes choice of millinery for a shop
she has purchased at some point in
TreInpealeau county.
The CENSOR calls attention to the
notice for special town meeting in
Franklin, which is to be held on pri-
mary election day, September 5,wheu
the question of voting appropriations
for road and bridge repairs will be
decided The matter is of imp ort3nce
to the town and its residents.
Direct from a wonderful run in
all the large cities, Damaged Goods
comes to the Opera house for one ev-
ening only, Tuesday, August 30.
This great picture has the. endorse
ment of clergy and medical profession
and is handled in-such a forcible man
ner as to make a Sure-6re lesson.
Don let anything keep you from this
play which has been witnessed by
millions
The Lutheran parochial school
picnic excursion to the valley near
Camp Tate, took big throng of day
and Sunday school pupils and parents
last Friday. 1t was a jolly time for
young and old--games, bathing, feast
ing, with a fine program of speaking
and music, a day well spent and great
ly enjoyed. In speaking of the school,
last week, the CENSOR referred to it
as Synod, whereas we should have
said union. all three branches of the
church being represented in its men,
bership.
Frightened at a piece Of floating
paper on the street, the team of Jack
Tewalt made lively run with a heavy
load of ice, striking a telephone pole
at the residence corner or Henry Lin
demann, smashing the pole as if it
were a pipestem, doing considerable
damage to wagon and harness Thus.
carelessness in throwing scraps of
paper about the street cost Mr.. Te-
walt a number of dollars,and it might
have caused personal injury to pedes-