Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-06-20
Viola viii celebrate.
Two weeks till the Fourth.
-Hillsboro also will celebrate.

Try the San Tox baby talcum
powder at o. Z. 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 yar2.
Miss Margaret Morse is home for
vacation. She teaches in Minneapo-
lis.
-Adler's Collegian clothes. The
Blue Front Store. Ellefson q John
son.
Attorney Harold p. Proctor has
new Oakland ive-passenger touring
car.
Attend Wigs closing-out sale of
furniture and get Hoosier kitchen
cabinet for SIS.
One lot of up-to-the-minute silks
worth $500 per yard at Sl.50 while
they last at Suttle & Tate's.
You can get those fine Hoosier
kitchen cabinets at very special pric-
es at Wigs closing-out sale.
= Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, per cent interest,in amounts
up to $4,000 Proctor & Proctor.
Big clearance sale of millinery.
Mrs. A. o. Larson offers all hats in
the store at half price. 23-ti
Misses Esther Butt and Dorothy
Trowbridge are at Madison in attend
ance upon university class reunions.
"A. F. May spent last week in Mil
waukee attending state convention of
the Blue branch of the Masonic order.
-Winona gasoline,6 81 test; Firestone
tires and tubes, Harris oil, all kinds
of accessories at Solverson's garage.
Buchanan Brothers have taken
over the delivery of all express mat
ter in this city. Mrs. Lind continues
as agent.
ALBION Lindemann is among the
great throng of young men who are
taking military training for officers
at Fort Sheridan.
p. S. Curtis and family are again
in possession of their residence. 1t
has been rebuilt and modern equip
ment added since the fire.
Abe NcLees aad party are of
for visit with Montana relatives and
to see the country. They are making
the journey by automobile.
If you enjoy real music don't fail
to hear the excellent concerts given
on the main street of this city by the
Hans Hanson concert band.
The Misses Edna and Mary Morri.
son moved from Viola to this city.
The former has position as opera
tor in the telephone central.
DIR. and Mrs. Gerhardt Fortney
are in the city, enroute home to Zum-
brota. The doctor attended class
reunion at our state university.
Mrs Lawrence Brenuon and daugh-
ter Lois of Belmont, Montana, are
spending some time with relatives and
old friends at Victory and Niroqua.
1T you are not satisfied with the
face powder you are using, try Ar.
mand 1t is one of the best powders
| sell: price soc per box. o. E. Davis.
On account Of the shortage ofcoal
and the high prices, on and after June
20th, all coal must be cash on delivery
or at the time order is placed Buy
YOUR coal early. L. c. Boyle.
Two sample pianos of standard
make, large size, oak and mahogany
I cases, $4,000 each. 1t will be years
before these values viii be offered in
new pianos. Brown Music Co.
Prices on iron are up. 7 have re
ceived an order for 100 tons OF iron
[ will pay $40 ton for old iron de.
livered at my house on north Main
street. Always at home. Sam Gross
John Pliner, Hillsboro has a good
trade right along on the Winner mill:
He placed an order for six more Win
ner mills with Chas. S, Slack & Com
pany last week, to be shipped August
The Fall of a Nation-"The big
gest attraction / have ever shown in
my house. Temple Theatre, Milford
n. Y. This big spectacle will posi-
lively be shown here next Tuesday al
the Star Theatre.
DO not pay express and commits
sion to send away for vulcanizing your
tires and tubes when you can get same
done at home of best material. First
class vulcanizer working every day al
Solverson's garage.
Summer millinery at astonishing
| prices. This includes a nice line oil
Panamas, Milens, hemps, lisera, trim.
med and untrimmed. Now is the time
to select your summer hat. Mrs. L. e.
Norris, Tate block,
N. +. Nelson and Tom Olson and
their families, and Mrs. A. Berger,
all of Melrose, Jackson county, visited
at Ole Roberg's. Mrs. Nelson is q
sister of Mrs. Roberg. They also Wis.
tied Peter Torger at Retreat.
Dutch market will open at two
o'clock, Saturday, in the Methodist
church basement. Lunch served dur.
ing the afternoon, and a 25c supper
| to those who wish. Come and buy
some good baking for your Sunday din
ner.
Every shot hit. Manager Brown
has scored a hit by bringing 'The
Fall of a Nation" to Viroqua next
Tuesday. He has also shown his pa
| triotism by placing the admission price
down to the minimum Of l5-25c. Cul.
ver's orchestra will furnish special
music.
Wade Harrington arrived home
from Milwaukee. He carries the
honors of sheep-skin from Marquette
college as full-hedged dentist. Wade
has rendered his services to the gov
eminent and awaits arrival of com
mission in the medical corps OF the
army with the rank of lieutenant.
w. Warren Dunlap, chief clerk
/ of the Maryland hotel at San Diego
California, dropped in last Wednes
I day and took hurried look over the
scenes of his boyhood. He is a son oil
| Elmer Dunlap, now with the Los An
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