Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-22
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Gongs Donss
viroqua an Vicinity
The Red Woman. tonight.
See Undine tomorrow night.

Try Zensal for all skin troubles.
Sold by o. E. Davis.
Vernon county and Sparta fairs
hold on the same week.
Use Zensal for that itching ecze-
ma, sold by o. f. Davis.
Insure your tobacco against hail.
See Beat & Larson, agents.
Atkins & Caldwell, telephone num-
Der 1861 at Solverson's garage.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone IS.
Perfumes, face powders and tai
Gums at o. E. Davis drug store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
You get free blue prints when you
buy your home at the Nuzum yard.
Hon. A. H. Dahl and wife were
in the city from Westby, Saturday.
Use Paris green or arsenste of
lead for potato bugs. o. E Davis,
druggist.
Boiled linseed oil sl.10 per gallon
until August 30 at the G. L. Coleman
Lumber Co. yard.
Mississippi river sand and gravel
from Winona for sale at c. L. Colman
Lumber Co. yard.
Howard Minshall and wife are en-
PERTAINING new recruit at their
home, son, their first born.
Viola chautauqua this week. 1t
will be neighborly thing for all to
go who can. They have high-class
| talent.
MIR. Farmer, if you buy coffee and
tea in pound lots or more, it will
pay you to get it at Thayer's produce
market.
Editor J. w Haughton and wife
came from their Adams home TO pass
Saturday and Sunday with Viroqua
relatives.
1.-The county fair" should be the
topic of conversation and object for
action by everybody. Remember, it
is but four weeks away.
Mrs. James Adams died in La
Crosse. She was former town of
Bergen woman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Page, early pioneers.
The degree team and delegation
of members of Viroqua Woodman camp
went to Cashton on a fraternal visit
and conferred degrees there.
"A large Joint picnic was held near
Boomingdale, on Thursday, of the
| Methodist Sunday schools of LaFarge,
Salem Ridge and Sugar Grove.
Prof Phillips, former instructor
in our high school, was guest of the
Coffiand family over Sabbath. He is
head OF a high school in an Illinois
town.
Rev. Eben Sweger and family of
North Dakota, are spending their va
cation with Mrs. NJ. A. Sweger and
Stanley and other relatives here
abouts.
Archie and Orien Seversou of Red
Mound, went to Barron county to Wis
il their parents. The latter is in our
second prescription list and stood ex-
aminati Monday.
William Webb and wife of Viola
passed through the city They were
returning home from a motor trip to
Menominie, where they visited Law
renee Dickson and family.
Rev. Finstad and family were at
Houston, Minnesota, last week visit
| ing with Mrs. Finstad's sister. They
visited the big government training
camp at Sparta-Camp Robinson.
Your new barn, granary or hog
house is not complete without pro-
per sized galvanized ventilatOr on it.
All sizes kept in stock at the c. L.
Colman Lumber Company's yard.
Mrs. Frank Owen has sold to Mrs.
Howard Munyon four acres of land
south of the city. Consideration 81 900.
Howard will drill well, erect peb-
ble-dashed house and make of it a
beautiful home.
Chester Dahl has assumed the
Ford agency at Racine and already
is on the ground. He will have to as
sist him his brother Aad Dahl. RAJ
cine is fine industrial city and no
doubt will be fruitful field for the
hustling young men.
Farmer Henry Running came in
from Webster to look after improve
ments in his block vacated by Ed. Wig.
A partition will be put through the
center for two tenants. NJ. J. Jasper
son will occupy the north section for
! photograph studio.
Veteran Henry Kish, who saws he
has been pretty near slashed to pieces
in Lacrosse hospitals during three
months treatment, concludes that he
can secure as satisfactory results in
Virogua, coming here to take treat
ment from DR.. w. NJ. Trowbridge.
Highway Commissioner Ristow
has caused the main highways leading
from this city to be dragged into the
country considerable distances. The
tractor used is that owned by the bust
ness mems pickle association. 1t COW
ers many miles in day, hauling three
drags.
To-day, at Sparta, will be observed
the one hundred and second anniver-
sary of Mrs. Emmeline Arnold. Usu-
ally the kindred celebrate her ami
versary with appropriate gathering.
She is so feeble now that the custom
airy doings are not entered into. Mrs.
Geo. G. Fawcett and Mrs. Ben Dick
son of this city are granddaughter
of this remarkable woman.
MIR. J. E. Shreve and family were
summoned to the old Greenwood home
to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Albert Il. Kegley, who died suddenly
from heart failure at her home near
Neilsville. Funeral was held at De-
bello on Friday. Mrs. Kegley was g.
years old, born and always lived near
Debello till they moved to Neilsville
last spring. She was the daughter of
a pioneer family of eastern Vernon
county. a woman much revered by her
large circle of acquaintances.
Some gasolene burned in this sec
tion last Sunday. Yes sir, there were
automobiles moving in all directions
We doubt if there was an unused car
in the great number owned in Vernon