Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-08
LOCAL JoTTINGS

-tasn corn at TZ.40 a buSheIt How
is that: Nothing like it ever before
known.
Our entire new line Of fall dress
goods is now on display. Suttle &
Tate.
Miss Lulu Burlin was here from
Tomah TO see her aunt, Mrs John "
White.
MIR. and Mrs. win Clark and
Margaret, are visiting at
Edgerton.
-DrSSolberg and family of Coon
Valley are making an automobile trip
TO Michigan.
If you are going to paint house,
barn or tobacco Shed call On 0. Z. Da-
Wis for prices.
i am closing out my line of "Kle-
yer Kraft silver at less than cost At
wood, the jeweler. 3l-2
Attend Synod young peoples soci-
ETY. and cream social at Louis Sol
berg's next Sunday.
Martin Larsen went to Madison
and drove home the auto truck for
Allen Holyerson.
Frank Williams and family have
been rusticating at the Williams su-
gar camp near Ross.
DR. J. II. Chase dental office will
be closed during the month of August.
Remember this, patrons.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrh. All drug stores.
Mrs. August Wistenburg of this
city, was called to Chaseburg to at
tend the funeral of her mother.
- Mr.. Engebret Larson and wife,
the city from Webster on Friday.
Jos. w. Haughton was in the city
from Adams on business. He reports
satisfaction in his new location.
MIR Percy Eckhardt had two fin
gers quite badly lacerated with hay
fork and rope on the Stevens farm.
Remember the Community Work
ers' club at the Davis school. FRIDAY,
August 10. Good program. Everyone
invited.
-Lumbermau Roseland is making
improvem ents about his business prem
Uses by the construction of additional
buildings.
Miss May McKittrick has had as
her guest Miss Campbell of Milwau-
kee, an associate teacher in tire Cleye-
land schools.
-Chi-Namel restores the lpstre and
color and hides white scratches in fur
niture, floors or woodwork. %. Z. Da-
Wis, druggist.
Green or red slate coated asphalt
shingles are beautiful and durable for
cottage or bungalow. In stock at the
NuZum yard.
Does your roof leak? Get Nepon-
sit asphalt shingles, wood shingles, roll
roofing, roof paint or cement at the
Nuzum yard and stop it.
MIR G. .. Williams fell from
tree while in the act OF trimming,
sustaining an injury to his back which
confines him to his home.
The automobile is responsible for
much small and large shopping in vi
roqWa from long distances every day
when roads are fit for travel.
TIE good people of Pleasant Rigde
will hold an ice cream social for ben
eft of the RED Gross at Thes Moseng's
Saturday evening, August. Is.
Synod Young peoples society will
meet at the home of LoGis aSolberg on
Belgium ridge and give an ice cream
social next S9uday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas THOMPSON and chill
dren went to Wyoming to join hus-
band and father, who has been there
some time and taken homestead
Mrs. Thee. N. Olson and son Nor
man and Miss Ona Rumppee of Cash
ton, visited several days with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. A.
Lavohl.
-Viroqua asbestos tire ~sharehold-
ers received word this week that they
were to receive month Y dividends,
amounting to enc to four per cent a
month.
Rex. Hofstead and family took
2eaye Of Viroqua today, going by au-
tomobile TO Ga&esville, expecting to
spend most of their month S vacation
there and elsewhere
Veteran NJ Y. B. Richards, in re-
newing his subscription fHsmEdmund,
Iowa county, writes that the last
month was very dry there. but crop
conditions are fine, he says.
Lee Schemerhorn, a former cor
tor of Ontario, seads the CENSOR a
copy of paper he is editing at Wish
elk, North Dakota, which is sprightly
edited and well patronized.
We call attention to the display
advertisement of McClurg Brothers.
breeders of Duroe stock hogs, who Of
fer a limited number to breeders.
They have experienced fine sEScess in
producing animals of merit.
The two railroads resumed bust
ness the day following the heavy storm
of Tuesday last. In the valleys north
of us there was good deal of crop
damage Tobacco sheds and ether
farm buildings were blown down.
Mrs Thomas Walling died at the
home OF her granddaughter, Mrs jes-
Sc Medley in Liberty, after long suffer-
ing from droDsy, having been an in
valid for years. An aged husband
survives
Miss Sarah Stoleson and Mrs. Lbd-
Wig Stoleson went to Rochester to Wis
it their sister, Mrs. Tommy Amund-
son of Bloomfield. Montana, who has
had serious operation at that place.
Reports are that she is doing nicely.
"A dozen automobiles filled with
members of Esofea band and citizens
made hasty call in the city this fore
noon boosting the big picnic to be
given for its benefit next Sunday.
Our business men and citizens appre-
ciate the neighborly call and the IA
vor of the musical selectins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hazen went