Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-23
Best tobacco lath at Thaver's.
SHINGLES of oil orraylaS ~ tn, n vs,.s

See our Durocs at the fair. Nc
Clurg Bros.
-Towner's semi-annual sale contin-
ues to the Both.
-Firestone tires and tubes at Sol
VERSIONS garage.
New attractions and bargains at
Towner's every day.
Home made pies, doughnuts and
cookies at Your Store y
Don't miss getting bushel bask-
ct for 10 cents at Towner's.
Senator Bennett and wife made a
motor trip to Madison.
-Home made pies, doughnuts and
cookies at "Your Store
buy your muresco and alabastine,
at o. Z. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Damaged Goods-no young person
over sixteen should miss seeing.
DIR. Chase dental Office win be
closed during the month of August.
Great reductions in prices of sum
mer dress goods at Suttle & Tate's.
just received our fall silks and
dress goods. G. H. Ostrem, Daylight
Store.
Twelve pounds pure cane sugar
Sl.00; packages corn flakes for 25c
at Ostrem's.
Damaged Goods, the sensational
problem play. Opera house next Tues
day, August 20.
"A picture everyone over the age
of sixteen should see-'Damaged
Goods Tuesday.
-Vulcanizing of tires and tubes
with best material, done promptly at
Solverson's garage.
Mrs. Clinton Nuzum and infant
daughter arrived home from James
vile on yesterday.
An entire new line of ladies' miss
es' children's and infants sweaters
at Suttle & Tate's.
For the third time John Storbak-
ken Coon has been taken to the
Mendoza asylum.
The only authentic drama on the
subject-''Damaged Goods" at the
Opera house, Tuesday.
-Thayer's silo t;le is best for the
money ever sold at Viroqua. Call and
examine before you buy.
Mrs. Rogerson returned to La
Crosse after pleasant week spent
among old friends here.
Come in and see those fine player
pianos. A large assortment to select
from. Brown Music Company.
= Sidney Higgins and wife of Liber-
ty Pole, went to Minneapolis to pass
a fortnight with their daughter.
Mrs. Albert Amodt of Chicago ar
rived here to join her husband, who
is spending vacation on the old home
farm.
John Tainterreturnedf from FRANK
| lin, where he spent two weeks max
| ing repairs on the farm buildings of
Sever Taley
Gilbert Hanehett was taken to
Lacrosse Thursday morning and OPP
Grated upon tor appendicitis. He is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Arnold Lund arrived from
Billings, Montana, for protracted
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Ii. Sherrick.
Mrs. Mary d. Brown writes the
CENSOR from Lacrosse that her sister,
Mrs G.. L. Weber, nee Flora Bierce,
is mother to a robust baby boy.
f. T. Brudos and Rasmus Hanson
were farm callers on the CENSOR from
West Prairie, Saturday, the former
bringing bunch of porkers.
We have a large and fine supply
of paint, oil and varnish on hand.
Come in and get our prices before
you buy Bekkedal Lumber Co.
The Vernon county training school
will open on Monday, August g. 1t
is earnestly requested that all stud
ents be present on the opening day.
Northwest Coon Prairie Synod
church will hold an ice cream social
a.
evening, Aug asst 26, for the benefit of
the church.
Every week some of our people
have consulted DIR. Evenson- of La
Crosse about their eyes. They return
well satisfied, both from the standpoint
of service and prices.
DIR. Schreiner and wife and other
members of the family autoed through
the city on Friday, going to Mineral
Point to visit their daughter. They
returned Sunday.
An ice cream social will be given
at the home of James Sands,two miles
east of Viroqua, on Saturday night,
August 20. If bad weather, will be
postponed to Sunday afternoon.
MIR Harry A. Nelson, who recent
ly returned from the west has accept
ed the position of book-keeper for
Eckhart q Company, pretering en-
pl0yment at home to returning to
Montana. Everybody will be glad to
have him stay in the old home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nj. Roselard are
at home after spending their vacation
at Minocqua with the Bekkedal family
at their summer home. Mr.. Roseland
says the fishing is par excellent in
northern lake waters Just now and he
had great sport at angling.
On Sunday Henry Suttle departed
for California, where he enters Leland
Stanford University to complete his
education. His sister Lois, is also a
student at the same institution, taking
medical course. Combined with
this work she will teach in the state
normal school at San Jose the coming
year.
On Monday, August %, at the
Star theatre the sensational success,
"The Girl He Couldn't Buy" a four
act play of intense dramatic interest,
relieved by many comedy situations,
will be the attractions. The Joys and
sorrows of Hope Nelson, the heroine,
are brought out IN a striking manner.
There are more hearty laughs than
in a dozen farce comedies, a splendid
company will appear and should be
greeted by packed house.
Thursday night, tomorrow, in the
United Lutheran church. a sacred con-
cert will be given by forty singers
from NirOqua and Esofea congreea.
tiOns, huge affair. Rev. Doe Of Blair
will speak and sing and Rev FinsCad
will sneak in The Noruafr5ar, Iorf~,ra,~.