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

Insure with John Dawson Il Co.
%. T. Dahl was Chicago business
visitor.
Summer dresses on sale at s1ttle
& Tate's.
-vulcanizing at Solyersou's garage
same as usual.
Fresh lump lime, cement and plas-
Ter at the Nuzum yard.
Porch shades of several sizes for
sale at Otto Otteson's.
Pen f. Norris has been at the John
Norris farm pa nting buildings
Miss Eva Slack has been visiting
her brothers at Riehland Center.
Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith is visiting
the parental home at Boscobel.
For Sale-One pair 3-year-olds,
mare and gelding. See John A.Doerr.
We still have few very desirable
coats and suits to close out. Suttle &
Tate.
Mrs w. f. Nuzum and son John,
left last Saturday morning to visit rel
atives at LaFarge.
-ETOI. anu MIS-. t. 'hC4l9 VI "AoN-
ison, spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Viroqua.
Miss Franses Bean of Retreat, ac-
companied by cousin, Miss Helen
Chandler, were in the city for day
Miss Rachel Adams of Spokane
has been visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fish and other
relatives.
"A second child came to the home
of Mrs. Myrtle Adlington-J Jacobson in
Michigan. where she has lived since
her marriage.
After the Ball, in pictures ac-
companied by a tenor soloist tomor-
row night at the Star. No advance
in admission.
delicious aakey rolls and bunns,
never bought in Viroqua before at lOc
per dozen, can now be purchased at
the Viroqua bakery.
Veteran Lyle Tate is Frustrated
at his home, having undergone deli
cate operation by local surgeons. He
has been ailing for a year past.
The Stoll and Schroeder families
are entertaining relatives Miss Edith
Stoll of Cornell, Mrs. Chas. Johnson
and daughter Myrtle of Chicago.
Soldiers Ernest Otteson, Ora Rab-
bitt. Adolph Wolgram, Ernest David
son and Bernard Eckhardt were home
from camp Oh brief furlough.
Mrs. l G. Aschiem of Berthold,
North Dakota, arrived for a visit
with the Fortney families and numer-
Gus other relatives in this section.
Attorney Oscar o. Natwick ar
rived from Wyoming to visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole H. Natwick,
and renew the scenes of boyhood days.
BE sure to have Atwood test your
eyes and fit your glasses. Just as
good as you can get anywhere = none
better. 3D.
Vernon County Training school
will open its term Monday, August 27.
Pupils who have signed should he
there on the first day. 32-2
Having disposed of the automo-
bile business to Atkins & Caldwell,
must close out my accessory line.
must denand settlement on all ac-
counts.
The newest, the very latest styles
in fall caps, See them as they will
meet your best expectations These
new creations only S1.00 and SIPS at
the Blue Front Store, Ellefson & John
son. 3l-2
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Casperson have
had as guests Mrs. Minnie Thena and
son Of Ashland, NJ S. Josephine
Schwartz of Ladysmith and the Miss
es Elida and Violet Casperson of Chi
cago.
That was a rollicking party that
picniced at Jennings grove on Pleas
ant ridge last Tuesday, the Christian
Sunday school and grown-ups of the
congregation. The auto ride. too, by
generous owners of machines, was a
delight.
old reighbors and friends in Viro-
qua received papers announcing the
death of Ned Bannister in Colorado,
where he died from Bright's disease
He was 81 years old: came to Vernon
county in 1865 with his parents: the
son of Erastus Bannister. The fami-
ly moved to South Dakota in 1876.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Norris arrived
home from attendance upon the we'd
ding of Mrs. Norris brother, Andrew
Lowrie at Waukesha, the bride and
groom and party of friends number
ing eight returning home with them,
all coming by automobile, making a
lively party at the Norris farm home
on Round Prairie for week.
Members of the Relief Corps were
pleasantly entertained at Corps hall
on Saturday afternoon. The hostesses
included Mesdames Samuel Lake. NJ
Latta, Ethel Latta, Frank Doaver,
Will Beaver, Nels Allen and A c..
Cass. An excellent program consist
ing of music and readings was rem
dered. Mrs. a. E. Smith gave an APP
propriate reading and musical num-
bers, Mrs. Jessie Jasperson a reading
in costume. Ice cream and cake were
served.