Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Short News Stories of Interest
of
Vnoqua and Vicinity


see NJ. j. Felix.
keep the flag flying from every
home and business place.
-Thayer has coops to lend you in
which to haul your poultry.
Liquid glass for preserving eggs
at o. E. Davis drug store.
Insure your tobacco against hail.
See Beat & Larson, agents.
-Hinkst Hollow community club
meets every Friday evening.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone e6.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
loo pair of misses shoes, to close
out at less than cost at NJ. j. Felix.
Genuine Paroid roofing at the Nu-
yum yard, fine for garage or granary.
New fall suits all wool, fine varie-
ty of colors at from SIS to S35 Suttle
IL Tate.
We guar antee the Conklin foun-
tain pen to give satisfaction. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
John E. Stoll is on trip to Win
nipeg, where he looks after farming
and land interests.
Many parties from all over the
county daily go to Camp Douglas to
visit our soldier boys.
-Gollmars' circus shows at Rich
land Center Friday of this week, at
Hillsboro September 3
John A. Doerr left, yesterday, for
Montana, hoping to escape hay fever,
of which he is an annual victim.
Take your poultry and eggs to
Thayer and you will get at all times
all that the markets Justify in returns.
"A straight tip. See Viola Dana
in the The Cossac Whip" It's mod
ern Russian, and mighty strong play.
Friends here learn that Frank, or
Jack" Derr has been promoted TO
conductor on the Great Northern Ry,
Mrs. Mary D. Brown came from
daughter and many Viroqua friends.
Let Taylor do your tailoring The
Blue Front Store. Ellefson & John
son 35-2w
Col. and Mrs c. A. Wakefield of
Red Mound, have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. r. j. Helgeson in this
city.
Lumber suitable for cribs and
granaries at the Nuzum yard. Do
your bit and provide for your bumper
Icrops.
DIR. L. r. Abbott accompanied a
party OF Ontario section boys who
came for yesterdays government in
speetion.
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hens and ROSTERS. Springs will sell
Thayer.
| Don't delay taking your CONNER
cial course Send for Mankato Com
mercial College catalogue, Mankato,
MINI.
We have about two hundred and
fifty empty sugar and apple barrels
for sale cheap. Call and see. John
son & Vigdahl
Mr.. Steiner jacobson has been as
sisting in the erection of wood tire
hollow wall silos at Woodman and
Seneca the past week.
Former Sheriff Will Ericsson was
in the city's throng, yesterday, bring
ing his son over from Rockton fer our
Uncle Sans inspection.
Watch for the announcement of
the arrival of our car of finest Elberta
peaches, at prices the lowest for some
seasons. AT Romans Grocery.
Come in and inquire about our
prices on all kinds of poultry You
will find them to be the highest figures
paid anywhere. At Romans Grocery.
If you want to be properly tailored
let Tay Tor do your tailoring The
Blue Front S-o"e. Ellefson & John
son. 35-2w
If you want , paintan automobile
one day and have it perfectly dry the
next use Kwickwork paint. Come in
and let us show you the colors. o. Z.
Davis, druggist.
Mr. Carl Dunnum of Cashton, r 2,
near Portland Center, has bought a
l2x26 wood tire silo of Chas S. Slack
& Co., through their agent the Cash
ton Hardware Company.
&C. c. Bishop nlotored in from Re-
treat with grist for our local mill
Forty years ago Il would have been
an OK cart for him. And this is the
evolution of civilization.
The CENSOR had no thought of
foreclosing Thos. Moseng's chance for
favor with the young women of this
community, when, in speaking of the
social at his place, it referred to
"Mr. and Mrs Moseng. Just the
same, girls, the young man and his
home are y. X.
Synod Lutheran young peoples
society who recently gave such sue
cessful ice cream social at the farm
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solberg
on Belgium ridge, turned in $500 of
profits to the local Red Cross society.
The ladies, young and old, in towns
and country, arc keenly alive to the
great work before them ia providing
necessaries for men in the trenches
and other war activities.
Veteran Michael Sallander was
in from Retreat to attend Saturdays
g. A. r. Post meeting. He tells the
CENSOR he expects to take advantage
of the states liberality to give its
participants in the great siege of
ViCksburg free excursion TO the re-
union to be held on that historic Civil
war battle field next October. Every
soldier who took part in that seige
ought to avail himself of this oppro-
tunity.
Don't seem as if Viroqua is to
have a circus this season. Just as
well, however But we will have a
much greater and more beneficial
holiday the big county fair, covering
four days, wherein sports and amuse-
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