Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-07-25
Short News Stories of Interest
Comngs
Viroqua and Vicinity
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Big clearance sale of all kinds of
hats. Mrs. Norris.
Fresh lump lime, cement and plas-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
Mems and boys suits at reduced
prices at NJ. J. Felix.
Don't miss the big Community
sale Saturday at Franklin's.
Shoes, Oxfords and pumps at
clearance sale prices at NJ. j. Felix
Use Paris green or arsenate of
lead for potato bugs. Q. E Davis,
druggist.
A new baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thomp-
son last Thursday.
We are closing out our ladies'
summer dresses without regard to
cost. Suite Il Tate.
-Thayer offers wood timber from
Owen tract by cord or acre. A good
way to cut fuel expense.
-Barkers Anticeptic will knock
bad odor on sore. sweaty feet in if
teen seconds. All drug stores.
Community workers club meets
at the Davis school Friday night, July
q. Everyone cordially invited.
-Messrs. Thompson and Slack and
Edith and Carol Slack of Westby
paid visit to Mrs. I. A. Lavold.
--Chi-Namel restores the lustre and
color and hides white scratches in fur
niture, floors or woodwork. o. Z. Da-
Wis, druggist.
Green or red slate coated asphalt
shingles are beautiful and durable for
cottage or bungalow. In stock at the
Nuzum yard.
TO overcome stumbling blocks
which lie in your path take a course
in the Mankato Commercial College.
Send for our catalogue.
MIR. Farmer! It's up to you to get
some of the bargains at the Commun-
ity sale Saturday at Franklin's auto
paint shop, SO be on hand.
During Saturday nights storm
Chairman Willard Powell of Genoa
town, had two horses drowned in the
food that swept his place.
H. L. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Proctor autoed to Minneapolis to
meet Mrs. Rogers and daughter who
were returning from Aberdeen.
Place your order for blue berries
this week at Sweger's grocery They
are getting scarce. Special: Monarch
baked beans l5c per can this week
only.
"A meeting of the guarantors of
our late chautauqua will be held in
the rest room in the city library,
Thursday, tomorrow, at one O'Clock.
All must attend. =
viii Smell writes his parents from
Clinton, Iowa, that he has been draft
ed and expects TO take his place in
the ranks of Uncle Sam and do his bit
for humanity.
Pine apple sherbut will be spec
ial delicacy at Mrs. AsbjOrnson's res
taurant and cream paror on Satur-
day and Sunday. People are invited
to remember this
Walter Kuebler attended Delco
convention at Chicago last week, and
also ran out to Fort Sheridan to see
Professors Thurston and Winton and
Attorney Heinz
Mr.. Adolph Ensrud of Wells, Min
nesota. is guest of the Hooverson
families at Folsom. In company with
Henry Hooverson the CENSOR had a
call from the gentleman on Tuesday.
ON a late day neighbors turned
out and assisted John E. Williams to
erect new tobacco shed TO take the
place of the one burned on his farm a
few weeks ago. For which he public
ly expresses thanks to his thoughtful
friends.
To those who have investigated.
Chiropractic is the greatest health
science of today. based on results.
Consultation and spinal analysis cost
nothing. See Mrs. Mcclellan at third
house east of library, or call phone
.302.
Hon Frank Clancy and Judge
Alvin Peterson. after strenuous efforts,
were able to motor 10 this city from
Soldiers Grove Tuesday afternoon
bringing large sack of mail. Itmay
be a week before regular service is
resumed on the Kickapoo railroad.
they say. Almost the entire system,
the road bed was under water on Sun
day and Monday.
F. W. Alexander reports that he
had a drink of sparkling cold water
from Cook spring after an absence of
flowing for twenty years. The stream
thrown off is equal to that pushed
forth in its best days This appears
to be the case in many instances
throughout the county. HEAVY rains
of the season have restored flows.
The marriage of MIR. Harry Blythe
and Miss Jessie Miller is announced
from Kalamazoo, Michigan, having
occurred on July II. The brides home
is near Viola, but she has spent two
or three years in Indiana and Michi-
gan, where her sisters reside. She
attended summer school here and be-
came acquainted with Mr.. Blythe.
Harry holds an important position in
the factory or Office of the Franklin
automobile works at Syracuse, New
York, going there from Niroqua some
months since. To these Young peo-
pie many friends extend congratula-
tions and we'll wishes.