Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-01
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Undermining at Solverson's garage
same as usual.
Fresh lump lime, cement and plas-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
Try Zensal for all skin troubles.
Sold by o. E. Davis.
Porch shades of several sizes for
sale at Otto Otteson 5.
-Thayer buys merchants as well
as farmers eggs and poultry.
For Sale One pair 3-year-olds.
mare and gelding. See John A.Doerr.
Miss Marguerite Nuzum Of Madi-
son is the guest Of Miss Nellie Ma
honey.
Use Paris green or arsenate of
lead for potato bugs. Q. E Davis,
druggist.
Remember the date, next Tues
day, when Mary Pickford comes in a
big six reel story, Rags
Many automobile loads of visitors
went to Camp Robinson on Sunday to
see the mushroom military city.
Mr.. Carl J. .Severson OF Minnea-
polls, passed through the city on Mon
day enroute to Soldiers Grove.
Editor Harry Bailey and son, Mr..
King and Frank Dickson of Richland
Center autoed over here on Sunday.
"A course in the Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi, will do wonders
for you. Write for their free catalog.
Otto Otteson has purchased the
unsold part of the Edward Wig stock
of furniture and added it to his bust
ness.
DR. Pinch and President Cash of
Hillsboro railroad were in the city on
Friday taking counsel on legal mat
tiers.
-Viroqua Royal Neighbors will give
an entertainment and ice cream social
at Running's hall on Tuesday evening,
August Z
BE sure to have Atwood test your
eyes and fit your glasses. Just as
good as you can get anywhere none
better. 81
delicious lakev rolls and 'bunns,
never bought in Viroqua before at l0c
per dozen, can now be purchased al
the Viroqua bakery.
Having disposed of the automo-
bile business TO Atkins & Caldwell, ]
must close out my accessory line. |
must demand settlement on all ac-
counts.
"A novel affair and productive of
considerable cash was the dollar So
cial held in the Christian church on
Wednesday night last, when all ladies
related their experience in earning
the dollar.
DIR. John II Chase, life and daugh-
ter Elizabeth departed for their sum
mer home at Torch Lake, Michigan.
on Sunday. going by automobile. They
will pass the month of August there.
1t is the resort where the Rev. Steph-
ems and Mrs. ALBION Lindeman fami-
lies are rusticating.
Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Olson have as
their summer guests their daughters.
Miss Clara of Fargo, North Dakota,
and Mrs. Leland Olson of GAINESVILLE.
The mother entertained for them Fri
day afternoon. number of neighbors
and lady friends.
"A family reunion was held of the
Ever Monsen and Knute Emerson fam
lilies at the farm of Ernest Monsen. the
old Porter place, when quite a large
company of relatives and Others gath
cred and spent pleasant Sunday af-
ternoon.
On Friday Mesdames A. + Smith.
J. A. Moen and A. Q. Anderson enter
tanned quite large party of Westby
ladies at the home of Mrs Chester
A. Minshall in that village, bridge
whist being the order.
The newest, the very latest styles
in fall caps. See them as they will
meet your best expectations These
new creations only Sl.O0 and Sl.25 at
the Blue Front Store, Ellefson & John
son. BIZ
When the county exemption board
has over one hundred men before it
the first three DAYS of next week,
four surgeons will do the physical
examining. The board would like to
have volunteers for administering
oaths. notary publics. Who will re-
sDond?
The past week was a wonderful
one for growth of corn, tobacco and
other farm products. 1t was also a
period of great hustle in hay making.
Just a little hot for comfort in field
activity, but on the whole greatly APP
preCiated.
Quite a number of Viro9ua soldier
boys were home from camp over Sun
QdN. AS lar DIS VIC ICmCLHDtE they
we're Gene Helgeson, Cyrus Frohawk,
Harold Nichols, Floyd Hamilton, How
ard Fleming Otto Griffin, Losey Wood,
Young Martin. Elmer Davis came
yesterday for a brief call. He is sup
ply sergeant of the Sparta company.
The boys all look hearty and appear
happy. They are expecting a mobili-
zation of sixteen thousand state troops
on the reservation at Camp Douglas.
Little six.year-old Oscar Lavold,
son of Ole Lavold of Esofea communi-
ty, had a narrowing and painful ex-
perience on late day. He was play
ing about the farm windmill when his
left index finger slipped into va
cant bolt hole. The mill being in
motion the little fellow was churned
I'D and down in the air. and before
the father could release him the fin
ger was practically severed. He was
hurried to the city. Dr.Morley found
it possible to save the finger and it is
knitting.and doing well. 1t was an
experience the lad will never forget.
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