Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-23

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they were good exhibitions, but each
team made numerous errors.
County training school opens next
Monday.
Genuine screeching Indians, base
ball, Tuesday.
Newest ideas in fall middies at
Suttle & Tate's.
= Mrs. F. H. Graves is in northern
Wisconsin visiting.
Miss Clara Mccall arrived home
from music conservatory.
Hobert Groves of Ross, is driving
a new Buick Six automobile.
Coon Valley fremens' department.
will hold picnic next Sunday.
Take your watches, clocks and
jewelry to Atwood for repairs.
Closing out prices on ladies' sum-
mer dresses at Suite & Tate's.
See that nice piano in walnut for
$3.50, at Brown Music Company's.
Another shipment of silk and wool
dresses for fall at Suttle & Tate's.
-Clark's garage has just received
another carload of those famous Bucks
San Tox dandruff cure is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. O.E, Davis.
Mrs. Wyman had as her guests
her relatives the Hammers of Hills
boro.
Mrs. Levi Lake and daughter Ha-
eel, and Mrs. Louis Thompson are
passing two weeks il Chicago.
The Proctor and Fortney families
held picnic at the Stoll-Spellum sum
mer homes on Sunday afternoon.
Landlord and Mrs. Torger Fortney
accompanied DIR. Fortney and wife
home 10 Zumbrota for brief visit.
Mrs. Dull of Soldiers Grove under
went an operation at the new Viro-
qua hospital where she is being cared
for.
AT the home of her parents, to-
morrow, Miss Helen Otteson will be
united in marriage to Mr.. ALT Neprud
| of Westby.
Bernard Roots new bungalow is
nearing completion. 1t will be one
of the fastest in the city. Watch the
first ward grow.
The place to buy trunks, suit
cases and bags has always been and
still is at The Blue Front Store. Ell
lefson & Johnson.
The Nebraska Indians play swift
base ball and are seldom defeated.
See them next Tuesday, when they
play the Viroqua team.
No girl is safe while the double
standard of morals exist. Damaged
Goods, Opera house next Tuesday, Au-
gust 20. Admission 25c.
Mrs. J. w. Gilman and son Mack
Brandon, are moving to Madison,
where the young man will enter the
university with opening of school.
Just received new fall line of the
| Elgin and Blue Seal dress shirts, worth
much more now, but no advance here
in prices yet. The Blue Front Store.
Ellefson & johnson.
Tuesday, August %, is the date of
two big events-the Nebraska Indians
at the fair grounds in the afternoon
and Damaged Goods" at the Opera
house in the evening
S2.25 gun metal pumps Sl.75: 2.25
patent leather pumps Sl.65: $l.65 ok
fords, rubber sole, Sl.l5. 25 per cent
off on all white shoes, slippers and
pumps. C. H. Ostrem.
Attorney Henry Casson and wife
of Madison arrived in the city last
evening to visit Mrs. William Haugh-
ton. Henry is native Viroqua boy,
son of the former editor OF the CEN
RoR.
Mrs. Howard Miller was in the
city from Ontario on Tuesday, for the
first time since they removed from
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accompanied by James Lower and
wife.
Wait for the real shows at the
Opera house, coming soon ''The
Shepherd of the Hills and "The Di-
vorce Question These are guaran-
teed high-class attractions owned by
K. C.Wilson who has never been iden-
titled with poor attraction.
Remember the organ and violin
recital this Thursday evening. 1t
is seldom one enjoys such a treat as
Prof and Mrs. Fink are able to give.
Miss Mabel Olson, a home girl, will
also sing. At the Methodist church,
this Thursday evening
Numerous automobile accidents
on Sunday last are reported Oscar
Larson had a head-on collision with
Melvina car, LLOYD Bolen backed down
a steep hin near Genoa, and there
were Others, but fortunately 20 per-
sonal injuries.
The band concert, Friday night
in the park, drew good crowd, and
the boys acquitted themselves with
much credit. Older bands by far. can
not put up the class of music they are
giving. Until further notice a con-
cert will be given in the park every
Friday night.
Readstown Tribune tells that Dick
Smithson accidentally shot himself in
the leg while on fishing trip at Fer
rYvife. Elmer Kellogg and George
Thompson went over and brought him
home. We are told that the in Jury is
not serious. He was cleaning the re-
volver but didn't know it was loaded
is the report.
Large was the crowd, enjoyment
the program, and appreciated the ex-
cursion of the Methodist Sunday school
which picniced at Camp Tate on
Thursday list 1t was a full dav of
romp, Teasing. bathing and gaming.
These annual outings are great sport
for the Youngsters, and ia fact the
older people enjoy seeing them have
happy time.
The Patterson New Jersey Even
ing News, of April ;, 1916, saws oftThe
Girl He Couldn't Buy, seldom has a
play more strongly appealed to 10
cal audience. The play is one contiu-
ual thrill from beginning to finish. It
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