Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-30
Short News Stories of Interest
Pick Ups Censor
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enlg awo weeks tilI fair.
sHays fever is now fashionable


night. Five-piece orchestra.
Get the best tobacco lath at Nu-
yum S lumber yard in Viroqua.
Hard and soft brick at bargain
prices at Thayer's lumber yard.
DR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. phone 81.
Commencing next Monday the
city library will be open each evening.
Lawrence Nelson succeeds Mack
Brandon as local express deliveryman.
1T is a duty every voter owes him
self and his country to attend primary
election.
Mrs. Galliger of Lansing. visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Devlin.
The regular services viii be re-
sumed at the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Miss Anna Slime is catering to
trade at Morrison's restaurant and ice
cream parlor.
Don't get married until you see
the Divorce Question, Wednesday,
September 6.
Mrs Gus Hook returned to Chip
pewa Falls to take further treatment
for her ailment
Elk Nelson and daughter, Mrs.
Peter Fortney, visited relatives at
Stanley and Thorpe.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrh. All drug stores.
Chris Egstad, long a respected
resident of Chaseburg, was county
seat caller on Monday.
Cool nights-pretty close to the
frost line. The b!ighting freeze of
last year fell on August so.
Mrs. j. w. Norris entertained her
aunt and husband and family, G. c.
Case and family of Prairie du Chen.
Ed. L Rogers of Sparta, passed a
couple of days in the old Viroqua
home, visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Esther Tuhus gave a dinner
in honor of Miss Edith Drake, who is
to be married to day to Mr.. Maurice
w. Lind.
DON'T look any further for tob ac-
co lath. Nuzum q Sons have large
stock, the best of material at right
prices.
Big 5-piece orchestra dance at
Sunnyside Poultry Farm, Geo. Wheel
er, proprietor, next Friday night, Sep
TENDER |.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Vergefont
have as their guests, Mr.and Mrs. Glen
Vergeront, and his sisters, Marie and
Grace, of Madison.
-Lucius Favor is receiving a visit
from his nephew, a Viroqua born boy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Wyman Arnold,
who now reside at Augusta.
DIR, G. A. Minshall. V. s., is in
Westby every day except Monday
when he is in Coon Valley. Westby
Office over Liners grocery store
The concert given in the United
Lutheran church last Thursday night,
by the Viroqua and Esofea choirs,
was largely attended, netting S54.
The widow of the late Andrew
Anderson recently died in Franklin
town at the extreme age of SO years.
Funeral was at Folsom, conducted by
Pastor Finstad.
Next Sunday will be Rally or Pro-
motion day in the Sunday school of
the United Lutheran church Teach
ers and pupils bear in mind and be
present az 80.
DIR. ana Mrs. j. H. Chase and
daughter elizabeth, and Rev.and Mrs.
Stevens returned from Torch Lake,
Michigan. They report a fine time
and plentysof fishing.
We will have a demonstration of
Chi-Namel granting, vanishing, etc
at the fair grounds during the fair.
Be sure and try for the prize. Itcosts
you nothing. o, E. Davis.
Miss Bessie Anderson came home
from Montana for an indefinite visit
among relatives and friends. For past
three years she has been employed in
Montana printing offices.
West Wisconsin Methodist confer
ence is in session at Baraboo. Revs.
Rutter and Macaulay and other min
listers of the county are there. t. 0.
Mork expects to go the latter days of
the week and remain over Sunday.
The band gave an appreciated
concert in the city park Sunday af
ternoon. Many strangers here had
the pleasure of joining our people in
the throng. With each appearance
the band makes noticeable improve
ment.
Remember 81 buys Vernon coun-
ty fair season ticket to the entire
program entertainments day and night,
if bought before the second day of the
fair. After that date will be $1.25.
Tickets on sale at any of the drug
stores. Step in and buy one, or
postal will reserve them.
We want to call the attention of
the young men who prize good styl
ish clothes that the new styles of suits
for fall are ready for your inspection.
Cassimeres and worsteds in the latest
cut, 'Pench" backs if you want them;
the popular Belmont make. The
Blue Front Store. Ellefson Il John
son.
Its so easy to Chi-Namel whether
you're making over old Scared floors,
re-fnishing a married piece of furcj-
ture, or Frightening up some dingy
woodwork, you'll find it so interesting
to watch the wonderful change from
old shabbiness to newness and bright
ness, that you'll thoroughly en- Joy your
work. o E. Davis.
Clinton town will hold d special
meeting at the time of Tuesdays pri-
mary to vote on two propositions
81 900 to continue a state road, by. tax
levy; $1,000 bond issue for relocation
cf road on west branch of the Kicka-
poo, from Vierson's hill north to a
point near Peck's corners, all new
road.
"A white frost was seen in some
low spots Sunday morning. The even
ings are now cold and apprehension is
felt that tobacco and corn may be
touched. A year this morning the
blighting freeze fell over this country,
doirg incompatible damage to ma
turing crops.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson-B ixby
of Massachusetts, visiting her moth
er on Coon Prairie and relatives in
this CITY. She is aCCOmuauiad bV her