Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-11

prospecting, y 50 he says
Insure your tobacco against hail.
See Beat Y Larson, agents,
-"Patria, with Mrs. Vernon Cas-
tie, coming Monday, July 3.
Perfumes. face powders and tai
Gums at Q. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
You get free blue prints when you
buy your home at the Nuzum yard.
Chester TED Perkins has enlist
ed as a member Of Co. NJ. Lacrosse.
-Thayer wants your poultry and
eggs at top market prices: cash always.
Remember the date Monday, July
23-Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria "
Robert Graves fell from a tree,
struck fence picket and cracked his
jaw.
-Mesdames Carlson and Madseu of
Chicago, are guests at the o O.Tuhus
home.
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson is at Sioux
City paying a visit to her brother,
Roy Primmer.
-Women's white canvas Oxfords,
low rubber heel and rubber sole, 81 35
at Hendrickson's.
-Women's gun metal two-strap
pump, s. value at $l.95, at Hendrick-
sons shoe store.
Miss Edith fainter has been spend
ing few days in Lacrosse where she
was bridesmaid for friend.
Pierce Qualey is at Caledonia en-
ioying a two weeks vacation from
clerking duties at Ostrem's store.
While they last, Stoll & Groves
offer few pair of $3.50, 81 and s.
shoes and Oxfords at $3.50 per pair.
Game Warden Curtis spent Sun
day at home. He is stationed over
on the Mississippi most of the time.
Mrs a. J. Smith of Columbus, is
guest Of her brother. Lyle Tate. For
forty years she lived in Viroqua and
vicinity.
Mr.. NJ. Z. Smith of Marshalltown.
Iowa, is guest at the w. ID. Dyson
home. He is q student Of our state
university.
j. ". Thayer is in northern Wis
consin looking Up real estate aud dis
posing of car Of oak lumber ut Min
1eapolis.
Remember the Community Work
Crs' Club at the Davis school this Fri
day night July u. Everyone cordi-
ally invited.
Mrs. Frank oven and grapddaugh-
ter returned from Madison. where
they visited relatives and took in the
sights of the capitol and city,
Rain Coats Rain Goats, See our
line IF p0pulsr priced rain coats just
received The t5lue Frost Store Et-
Lesson * Johnson. ->-2T
On account Of the shortage ofcoal
and the nigh prices. on and after June
20th. all coal must be cash on delivery
or at the time order i placed. Buy
vCur coal early. L. c. Boyle.
Prices on iron are up. I have re-
ceived an order for loo tons OF iron
will pay SO a ton for old iron de
livered at my house Oh north Main
street. Always at home. Sam Gross.
"A couple of columns OIL an inside
news page are devoted to casual re-
view of the legislative work of the
session Just about to close. \ sum
mary of the amount Of appropriations
is given.
About fifty people motored to
Westby last Friday evening to attend
concluding number of their chautau-
qua course, and the visitors feel well
paid for the courtesy of this neigh
borly visit.
IT. J. Thorson q Son at Westby,
have a fine lot Of farms for you to Sc
lect your home from. Now is the time
to look them over with the growing
crop Some of them can be purchas
ed all complete with stock, machin-
cry and crop. 2S-2
TO those who have Investigated,
Chiropractic is the greatest health
science of today, based on results.
Consultation and spinal analysis cost
nothing See Mrs. Mcclellan at third
house east of library, or call phone
302.
His many friends learn with sur
prise that George ". Hall, who some
months ago moved from this city to
farm in Webster, was successfully oper-
ated upon in Red Wing hospital. and
all reports are favorable for his re-
covery.
Mrs. Irgeborg diversion Kyale died
near Westby, aged 81 years and three
months. She was a native of Norway,
coming to America with her parents
in 1847. They were among the early
pioneers of Coon Prairie. Four daugh-
tiers and two sons survive, most of
them residing in this county.
B. c. Brown and family leave by
auto tomorrow for a two weeks trip,
the main object being to attend the
big movie exposition at the Chicago
Coliseum. All the great movie stars
will be in attendance and the moving
picture business will be shown in every
detail.
Thompson Bros. have installed
and are operating new flour mill
which weighs $4,000 pounds, cost $500
and has a capacity of sixty-tive barrels
every twenty-four hours. 1t is very
compact. in one unit, and the wheat
is ground into bran, middlings and
flour without leaving the machine
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Norris receive
word from their son. B. F. Norris,
near Kingsley, Montana, that very
destructive hailstorm passed over that
section June 22nd. Holes were beat
en- in roofs, all windows broken and
their crops are practically a total loss
II is peculiar that this misfortune
should fall upon Ben's wedding ami
versary.
On Friday evening, at their hall,
members of the Women S Relief Corps
gave Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls
ar tho ~f%v zeal IN errzaT