Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-19
Arbuckle. Friday.

IF atty ArDuCktes rfiud1'
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
DO your duty and attend fair.
State university opens next week.
Opera House for the big show, all
week.
Take your poultry to Romans
Grocery.
--Get your window glass at 0. E.
Davis drug store.
THE Star Spangled Banner" at
the Star Friday.
DIR. c. D. Mead has moved his of
fee 20 his residence on West Decker
street.
We keep full line of DR.. Roberts
veterinary medicines. .. E. Davis
druggist.
The Clifford Young Stock COM
pany at the Opera house. A real at
traction this year.
Boiled linseed oil s1.10 per gallon
until August 80 at the c. L. Coleman
Lumber Co. yard.
We guarantee the Conklin foun-
tain pen to give satisfaction. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
Harrison Smith was up from Spar
ia to attend funeral of his old neigh
Dor, Thomas Costing.
Mrs. Arne Arneson and son Vir-
gil of Victory, are spending a week
with the Groh family.
Feed your chickens Hess Panacea:
it helps them through moulting sea-
son. o. E. Davis druggist.
Secondhand hard coal stoves at
your own price. Look them over at
the Kuebler Hardware store.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest," in amounts
up to $4,000 Proctor & Proctor.
Miss Margaret McAuley, who is
taking nursing instruction in La
Crosse hospital, visited home folk.
John Morrison and family motored
from Blue River to spend Sunday with
their relatives, the Thos. b. Potts fam
lily.
Charles Miller, at the unusual age
of 81 years, died at LaFarge. He was
uncle to Gus Hook and brother of this
city.
Miss Myrtle Shanks returned to
Lacrosse normal clerical duties after
vacation spent at home and in other
places.
Veteran John Marshall and daugh-
ter returned from a visit to relatives
at Genoa and other Mississippi river
points.
Edward Felix, salesman for the
Paramount Aircraft Photoplay, spent
two days here with his brother, NJ. j..
Felix.
Mrs. Ada Everett of Turtle Lake,
who came to be with her brother in
his last days, Thos. Costing, remains
a few days.
Fix those windows for winter, all
sizes of window glass at Towner S.
Double p. d. checks will be given on
all glass and putty.
Ladies who have promised knit
ing for the Red Cross will be supplied
with yarn next Monday afternoon.
Call at Rest Room.
-Towner still has fair assortment
of paints and varnishes which he is
closing out at prices tar below the
market. He will give double p. D..
checks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevens have
retired from the restaurant business
at New Lisbon and have moved to
Lacrosse. Mrs. Stevens has been
here packing their household effects
for shipment.
Throw aside the straw hat and
come in and let us fit you out in the
very latest Gimbel fall styles just re-
ceived. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & johnson. 37-2
Customers of Esofea store will be
treated to a demonstration next Sat-
urday that will attract attention.
Some lady will BE- awarded free, a
modern washer ard wringer by the
mercantile firm of johnson & Engh.
1t will be field day at Esofea.
You will want new suit for the
fair. If you will look over our Adler
Collegian line of the very latest styles
you will not need to look further, they
express all the desires of the good
dresser. The Blue Front Store, FL
lefson & Johnson. 37-2
ALBERT L. Hopp was over from
Genoa on Monday, accompanied by
his brother, Chris. L. Hopp of Mime
apolis, who has not been at the old
home for many years. He is connect
ed with the city fire department of
AllnucdDOliSs 1IOCIl bOlN tllS N~14ANDCAs
that his tobacco was little injured,
but some did not escape so FORUM
ately.
Manager Fleming reports that the
Soldiers Grove team, with the assis-
lance of the umpire. copied the game
from Viroqua lastSunday at that place
score to /. 1t was a splendid
pitchers battle, Fortney of Viroqua
and Bartel of the Grove allowing three
hits each. The Viroqua club plays
the Lacrosse Nelson's here Saturday,
last day of the fair. Each team has
won a game-this is the flip of the
coin.
james Side arrived from Ismay,
Montana, accompanied by Clayton
Conway and young Wilson. Jim says
they had half crop of grain, a sea
sons drought striking them. He says
he had at their county fair nice ex-
hibit of field corn, and there is a fair
yield of good quality in his section of
Montana. From their station, last
Saturday, IS carloads of beef cattle
were shipped to market.