Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-15
Locals on every page.

ials at Suttle & Tate's.
DIR. Frank johnson was over from
Ontario on hasty business trip.
Keep your eyes on our wash goods
counter. Suttle & Tate.
Use Zeusal for that itching ecze-
ma, sold by o. E. Davis.
Insure your tobacco against hail.
See Beat & Larson, agents.
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
ticnal Bank building. Phone 81.
You get free blue prints when you
buy your home at the Nuzum yard.
Adam and Eve can be seen in the
Garden of Eden at the Star Friday.
"A fine variety of sweaters for la
dies and children at Suite & Tate's.
Twenty per cent discount on all
auto accessories at Soiyersou' S garage.
-Oluf Walby and wife and Mrs.
George Grossman motored to Madi-
son.
We have our first shipment of
readY-made serge dresses. Suttle &
Tate.
Use Paris green or arsenate of
lead for potato bugs. o. E Davis,
druggist.
Boiled linseed oil 81. 10 per gallon
until August 80 at the c. L. Coleman
Lumber Co. yard.
mississippi river sand and gravel
from Winona for sale at 9. i. Colman
Lumber Co yard.
Miss Lucille Dehde of Oshkosh a
college classmate of Miss Xena Cade,
has been her guest here.
Hon and Mrs. Hugh Porter are
receiving a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Mcintosh of Clark Falls.
Herbert Rawlinson comes to the
Star Saturday night in q Butterfly
production entitled, Like Wild Fire.
Bring what you wish to sells to
the community sale, Saturday. August
Is No junk sold. c. Franklin about
| it
I'm Judge Higbee's court in La
Crosse, Mrs. Emma Primer obtained
divorce from her husband, Rex Prim-
mer.
Mrs. Oliver Helgeson secured the
silverwar awarded last Saturday night
in F. NJ. Towner's trade extension
contest.
just what you need, and buy it at
your own price at the big community
sale, next Saturday. O'Clock, on the
Air Dome lot.
Mr.. r II. Drake, who has been
confined to his home by serious illness
| for several weeks, is reported to be
slightly improved.
-Haying is still in progress, al
though most farmers have finished
Seldom has a better or larger crop
been gathered.
| Mrs. Thomas Weavil is Ill IN this
city. She experienced a weak spell
on the street Saturday night and was
taken to her home.
DIR. Gorsline is racing again this
season. His first start with two
year-old gave him the race in 2I93.
An unusually good record.
The Witching Hour. wonderful
drama returns to the Star tomorrow
at the regular prices l0-l5c. Don t
miss this if you have never seen it.
To every little girl who comes to
our store, accompanied by her mother,
we will give our Elsie Dinsmore or
| Little Sister doll set free. Nj. Felix.
-Peaches!Pe achesiPeaches! Peach
es are scarce this year. Buy them
now and get the finest quality at low
est prices. Fancy Albertas, per crate,
S1.30. At Romans grocery.
Mrs. Herman Layer and two chill
dren of Berkeley, California, accom-
l i l., g. IS
Iowa, spent some days in this city and
section visiting relatives and renew
ing acquaintances.
| After two months spent at the
Nicoli Nelson home and at the parent
al home in Westby, Mrs. Jerry V.Nel-
son has returned to her home at Mon
EFT, Missouri, Miss Eleanor Nelson
accompanied her for an indefinite stay,
Specials at the Daylight Store
Three 20 cent cans of pork and beans
| for so cents; three cans pink salmon
| for so cents: three packages of corn
fakes for % cents; 15-cent packages
whole wheat flakes at 10 cents. At
c. H. Ostrem's.
Mr.. A. L. Curry and helper were
over from Valley for two days, extract
ing honey from the large colony of
bee stands he purchased fromGusWise
of Asbury Ridge. 1t is the second time
this season he has relieved the busy
little workers of their stores of sweet
ness about 5000 pounds.
Howard Bennett was here for a
few days visiting his father and broth
er and other relatives. He was in a
! Chicago hospital for nasal and throat
operation, coming this way. Howard
has been for years conductor on the
c. NJ. & st. Paul system, residing at
| Alberton, Montana.
Trunks, suit cases and bags: Ire
place to supply your wants in this
| line is where the stock and variety
are to be found We have always
been the leaders in this line; bough5
cheaper and sold cheaper than any
where else. The Blue Front Store.
Enefson & johnson. 33-2w
Mr.. Jim Brockway, Mt. Sterling,
received his l2x26 wood tire hollow
wall silo with hip roof at Gays Mills
Saturday, and he will erect same on
east end o. his barn that is 36xS4, in
the village of Mt. Sterling. Mr.. Brock
way says he could buy a silo s104
| cheaper, but be wants the best be can
/ get, as his barn will cost $1,000 and he
I would not use a poor silO. Chas. 5.
II Slack made the sale.
Mr.. Edwin Broadhead has placed
/ his order for a wood tire hollow wall