Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-13
Short News Stories of Interest
PicUps of Comgs
viroqua and Vicinity

!
-LaFarge announces a celebration
| for the Fourth.
Newest styles in little boys suits
at Suttle & Tate's.
Try the San Tox baby talcum
powder at o. E. Davis.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
You get free blue prints when you
/ buy your home at the Nuzum yard.
Going, going. almost gone-3 cans
of peas for 25c at Romans Grocery.
Now is the time to get bargains
on spring suits and coats at Suite &
Tate's.
Thirty seven telephones in the city
were out of commission owing TO last
| nights storm.
Mrs. Luther Walling and daugh-
ter Mildred are staying on Pleasant
ridge at present.
George Walsh, the favorite Fox
star, in The Island of Desire, Satur-
day at the Star.
| Thomas 5. Moon died near Hills
boro, aged go years. A widow and
three sons survive.
= United Lutheran aid meets with
Mrs. Ole B. Fortney, Thursday, June
/ IS. in the afternoon.
Big clearance sale of millinery
Mrs. A. o. Larson offers all hats in
the store at half price. 23-tf
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, per cent interest, IN amounts
up to S25, 900 Proctor & Proctor.
Harold Duel, youngest son of Mrs.
James Duel, aged five years, fell into
| the river at Hillsboroand was drowned.
TOILET Hetland has sold his $50
acre farm near Retreat to Pearley
| hay, who viii move unto it this fall.
Mrs. Emma Hiles was operated
on at Lacrosse, an6 friends viii learn
with pleasure that her condition is
very satisfactory.
H. P. Larson is entertaining
brand new marble cutter at his home,
a son having been born to him and his
good wife last Wednesday.
james Ernest has purchased d l2x
! "a wood tire hollow wall silo after
keeping tab on the good features of
this silo the past two winters.
IT you are not satisfied with the
| face powder You are using, try Ar
mand It is one of the best powders
| sell: price SOC per box o. E. Davis.
The little 3-year-old son of Otis
! Buxton of Pleasant ridge had the
misfortune of breaking his arm. This
| makes the third time ii has been brok-
en-.
The Darling of Paris is the big
| feature running two days at the Star
| thfs uaaLr Fht1rcJav Nd Evi1.v This
| is special Fox super picture with
Theda Bara
Ole NJ. Allness and son Michael
spent last week in ST Paul, attending
| the Lutheran convention His daugh
ter Magda, employee of the Barling-
ter road, visited him there.
Carlson Gauper has joined the
| Ring ing circus band as Ed clarinet
player. No small honor for the young
man. for the Viroqua band and for
Bandmaster 0. G. Brown, who has
developed him.
An ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure Spray your pota-
toes now with paris green or arsenate
Of lead NOW. when to get the early
bug means you viii have thousands
| less later on.
Mrs. Asbiornson receives a COM
meucement invitation from the Wis
consin College of Music, where her
daughter Marie graduates from the
| Public School music course. Congrat-
ulations are que the young lady.
In arequest to change his paper
10 River Falls, Guy II. Smith writes:
Il have entered the River Falls state
normal school for the summer session
and will continoe my work next year.
| am pursuing the principals course. :
-Chiropractor d. f. Mcclellan is at
the Palmer School at Davenport where
he expects to take several months of
post graduate work. His wife will
care for the practice during his alb
sence, she being a graduate of the
school.
Rev. Guy Goodsell, pastor of the
Methodist c h urch at Platteville,
preached the commencement address
at Richland Center. Not so long ago
and he is lovingly remembered by
host of friends.
Very latest styles in the Gembil
hats just received. These are the
newest on the market. We request
that you see them before buying. All
styles, colors and shades See the
Velour hat. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson. 23-2w
-Fladen & Hendrickson have pur-
chased from |. w. Switzer of jackson,
Minnesota, the laundry building east
of First National bank. They will
improve it this year, moving their
harness shop there, and expect to
erect new building next year.
Mrs. George WEIGH passed away
Sunday night at her home in the Third
ward after much suffering. remains
were laid at rest today, funeral ser
vices being conducted at the Metho-
dist church by Rev. l. F. Nuzum. A
suitable tribute to her life will APP
pear next week.
The Carnation Milk Products Co.
last week received one million, fifty
thousand pounds of milk, making an
average of $50, 900 pounds day. At
the rate of $40 per hundred it makes
their outlay for milk for the week
amount to $25, 10000 or s3,60000
day. -Richland Democrat.
Taking advantage of cash pur-
chase we Just received 20 dozen Elgin
dress shirts. The regular price of
these shirts is now $50. Our lucky
purchase enables us to sell them at
Sl.25. Buy now while they last. Lat
| er you viii pay much more, The Blue
Front Sore. Ellefson & Johnson. 23-2w