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

SGhenk Evangellstlc PdrUy.
-vulcanizing at Solversou's garage
same as usual.
-Viroqua schools open the first
Monday in September.
Fresh lump lime. cement and pl7s-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
Ethel Atwood is having her MILL
merry shop renovated.
Hans and Oscar Larson are at
Canton, South Dakota, on business.
--Esofea band picnic was postponed
till next Sunday. Remember this.
Early, large, ripe potatoes, 75c
per bushel. w. f. Butt. 53-lw
Will Devlin is making some fine
interior improvements in his restaur-
ant.
Mrs. Hettie Rusk- Bolstad arrived
from Iowa to pass some time with rel
atives.
The fair season opened last week,
Boscobel and Reedsburg initiating
the game.
Ed. Schmidt returned from Soldi-
ers Grove where he did masonry Tor
DR.. Mcdowell.
One lot of coffee, l8c, per package;
SOC package of oat meal at 25 cents,
at Romans grocery.
Everything from a baby carriage
to an automobile at the big communi-
ty sale, Saturday afternoon at Air
Dome lot.
The misses Margaret Hulsether
and Myrtle and Pearl Larson are Wis
iting Mrs. NJ. Hagen and the john
sons at Cashton.
Mr.. Levi Allen placed an order
for Link stacker hood and an Oil
Right oiler for his new separator, with
Chas. S. Slack g. Co.
A picnic will be held in Henry Sill
baugh's grove Sunday, August -, for
the benefit of Asbury ladies aid. Ev-
cry body cordially invited.
Mrs. Ole Jensen, aged So years,
died at the family home near Bris-
tow, on Sunday. Funeral took place
at Romance church yesterday.
Justice Geo. B. Fisher and wife
are passing a week at Waupun, re-
newing friendships made there while
in charge of the state prison farm.
Vernon County Training school
will open its term Monday, August p
Pupils who have signed should be
there on the first day. 81
Mrs. w. p. Boyer who is with the
Schenk evangelistic party holding re-
vival meetings at the Christian church
arrived on Monday morning from Ell
wood, Ind.
Late Sheriff F. H. Rogers, wife
and daughter, Flo, depart, today. for
Douglas, Wyoming, where they ex-
pect to spend two months with their
son Grant
Henry Hooverson brought his
daughter Alma in from Folsom, yes
terday, the young lady departing for
Hendricks, Minnesota, where she will
renew teaching.
IS. j. Sauer was in Lacrosse 10
pass Sunday with his wife and infant
son. Mrs. Sauer experienced back
set, but is now hopeful of getting out
of the hospital in few days.
Mrs. CD. Kuebler and Ethan Min
shallweu to Lacrosse to spend Sun
day with Mr. Kuebler, who is recover
ing slowly from his delicate operation
and hopes to return within fortnight
See our new fall styles of caps.
The new fashion trench cap is the
latest thing out. Prices 81, Slips, and
Sl.5O. The Blue Front Store. Ellef.
son & johnson. 33-2w
Il am agent for the Modern Steam
Laundry of Lacrosse. Basket leaves
my barber shop on Tuesday and re-
turns Friday. All work warranted.
j. J. Stamford. 33-2w
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have a
sample belt guide and some cylinder
oilers and link stacker hoods for
threshermen at their Office. Come
and see for your self, MIR. Thresher.
man.
Andrew Mellum goes to Lacrosse
to write in federal civil service ex
animation, first grade revenue anG
income tax department. He expect:
to later write on the examination fol
translators.
Attorney Ray B. Graves and fam
lily came from Sparta and passed Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. Graves. They had hard time
mudding home, requiring six hours tc
make the drive.
James Potts and wife of Lacrosse
are visiting among numerous relatives
in this city and community. Jim sui
fered stroke of paralysis three weeks
ago, and is now Just able to get about
and feels that he is improving.
Mr.. L. S. Haskins received two
wood tire hollow wall silos for his owr
use Saturday, bought of Chas.S Slack
Mr.. Haskins took pains last winter &c
examine several kinds of silos anC
like Brockway he wanted the best
Miss Ada E. Smith, who has beer
visiting among relatives and friend;
on Pleasant ridge, returned to Sparts
on Monday. She will resume teach
ing at Waukegan early in September
where she has been in the work fol
seven consecutive years.
-Chas. S. Slack and son Graydon
left Viroqua at 10 a. m. on Saturda!
and drove to Albert Wappler's, Tom
ali, and installed Garden City sell
feeder on his Avery separator and re
turned home by $50 p. m. Mr.. Wap
pier bought cylinder oiler also.