Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-25
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Insure your tobacco against hail.
See Beat & Larson, agents.
Look! Big July bargains in all
departments at NJ J. Felix.
-Thayer wants your poultry and
eggs at top of market prices.
Community sale Saturday at 100
p. m. at Franklin's paint shop.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone e6.
Perfumes, face powders and tai
Gums at o. E Davis drug store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 30.
Otto Davis had a log barn on his
farm swept away Saturday night.
Miss Lillian Mcbride is inthe city
guest of Mr., and Mrs Harold Proctor
Oak shed posts, timbers, plank
and sheeting reasonable at Thayer's.
II. f. S. Read Towners's adj on
the last page and see what it means.
Albert J. Rusk left for Chippewa
county to visit his sou Chase and fam
lily.
Remember the clearance sale at
Suttle & Tate's lasts till the first of
August.
If you have anything to sell, bring
it to the big community sale at Frank
Inns Saturday.
Boiled linseed oil 81 10 per gallon
until August Is at the C. L. Coleman
Lumber Co. yard.
Mississippi river sand and gravel
from Winona for sale at c. L. Colm3n
Lumber Co yard.
Miss Claire Rosenfelt of Miuneap-
oils, is at the home of her uncle, H.
E. Packard, for visit
Pumping water from Easements
and cess pools has been the order in
Viroqua since the 81 rm.
DR.. Cronk and family of Daveu-
port are greeting friends briefly, and
all are pleased to greet them.
For SALE-Full blood Scotch Collie
pups. f. H. Witcraft, Genoa, Wis,
r. +. D. No l, Box S. 29-3~
Frank Miushall took to Lacrosse
for tracking ready for fall races the
trotting stallion, Rollfast, owned by
DR.. c. A. Minshall.
Mrs Malcolm Hiles, who has been
seriously i'll, is now out of the hospi-
tai. The family moved to Onalaska
some months since.
William Henthorn, aged 80 years.
died at Viola. For thirty years Mr.
Henthorn lived at Sylvan Corners,
conducting a store there all that per-
iod.
Ben F. Norris and wife are adj
vised that they are again grandpar-
ents, baby girl having been born to
Mr.. aud Mrs Ray Waterman at Min
neapolis.
Leslie johnson and family and
Lloyd johnson and wife returned from
a delightful weeks automobile out
ing, covering large territory in Min
nesota and Iowa.
Special for the kiddies as we'll as
The grown.upsA . Baby Marie Osborne
u Twin Riddles tomorrow night at
the Star. Also Lonesome Luke com
edy. Bring the children.
Miss Edith Hill went to Montana
to join her mother and brother, eX-
pecting TO teach there. She lisa grad
uate of our high school and has taught
in the county for four years.
Reverend Henry Peterson Grius-
by and family Of Minneapolis, are TAX
ing their summer vacation at the par
entail homes near this city and on
West Prairie. They motored through.
Prices on iron are up. | have re-
ceived an order for 100 tons of iron
| will pay $40 a ton for old iron de-
livered at my house on north Main
street. Always at home. Sam Gross.
Congregational Sunday school pic
mic was wonderfully pleasant out
ing on Friday afternoon at the Linde.
mann-Trow bridge summer cottage,
where the little folks we're taken by
auto.
Il will make same price that mail
order houses do. sell on same terms,
pay one-half the freight, express or
postage. Bring me your orders and
save money. The Kuebler Hardware
Viroqua, Wis. eff
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Sauer are
receiving hearty congratulations of
their friends over the happiness that
comes to them in the arrival of nine
pound son. Mrs Sauer has been in a
Lacrosse hospital for some days, where
the infant was born.
-Fladen & Henrikson have moved
to their new harness shop first door
east of the First National Bank The
place was formerly used as laundry,
but is made available for their bust
ness. Their friends wish the boys
success in their new quarters.
Mr. George J. Kellogg, a veteran
in Wisconsin horticultural matters,
spent a few days with the family of
Amt johnson at Bud. Mr.. Kellogg,
although SO years old, has lost none of
his interest and concern for Wiscon-
sin fruit growing and agriculture.
AT Springville, during Saturday
nights storm, lightning struck and
burned Chairman Truman Kendalls
tobacco shed. containing a lot of new
hay. Three miles west of Viroqua,
two COWS we're killed IN the pasture
at Ole Rud's.
"A patriotic and Joyous occasion
was that which brought together in a
picnic seventeen old soldiers and their
wives at the pleasant b0Ce Of Col.
Butt Saturday afternoon. All enjoyed
the fine spread and good fellowship
that prevailed. The Colonel provided
ice cream, and ladies the picnic lunch.
Smith Hardware Company has
taken the agency for a food sterilizer,
including a valuable recipe book, APP
proved by agricultural departments
OF colleges and universities The
crying need of preserving peas. beans,
corn. etc, any fruit, vegetable. or
meats, especially this year, mas been
solved by the latest outfit. Call and
see them.