Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-12
Short News Stories of Interest
Pck-Ups Reporters Going Doine
viroqua and Vicinity
Fair next week.

-CulVerS orchestra at the star
Saturday.
Get your window glass at o. E
Davis drug store.
Special tobacco lath, very fine,
at the Nuzum Yards.
"A fine line of pictures will be shown
at the Star all Fair week.
Everything you could wish for in
dress materials at Suttle & Tate's.
BE sure and read Suttie s. Tate's
large ad on last page of this issue.
Lawrence Lindemann went to
Chicago after passing the summer
here.
Mrs. Geo. II. Clarke is at Bismark,
North Dakota, TO visit her son Donald
and wife.
We keep full line of DR.. Roberts
veterinary medicines. q. E. Davis
druggist.
Miss Marion Dahl, city librarian
at Two Harbors, is spending a fort
night at home.
Boiled linseed oil 81. 10 per gallon
until August 80 at the c. L. Coleman
Lumber Co. yard.
Feed your chickens Hess Panacea:
it helps them through moulting sea-
son, o. E. Davis druggist.
Andrew n. Olson, three sons and
three daughters, made an auto trip to
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Factory demonstration of Nepon-
set floor covering, at Smith Hardware
60. Saturday, September 10.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest,i in amounts
up 70 S25, 900 Proctor & Proctor.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
one Link stacker hood left-the Four
in.One kind. Price is S2S cash.
-Elvin Stevens recovered from his
operation sufficient to be liberated
from Minneapolis hospital and come
home.
Miss Bernice Atkins returned from
Montana and is staying with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Atkins.
j. Harry Gaines has moved from
Illinois to Darien, Wisconsin, where
he becomes supervising principal of
high school.
John Stoll made business trip to
Superior and Duluth. He reports frost
clean through just as severe as that
which visited this locality.
DIR. Hester ]. Baker and her niece,
Mrs. Hazel Baker-Rogers, left on Tues
day evening for few days stay at
the Dells and Devils Lake.
Asher Gorsline reports yield of
five potatoes weighing four pounds.
The remarkable thing about it ia that
this yield was fromone eye of seed.
Lewis e. Brandt of West Prairie,
was called to Riverside, Illinois, to see
his invalid sister, who has been i'll for
some time and not expected to live.
Fatty Arbuckle returns to the Star
Friday of next lin Rough House
the picture that made them laugh.
This is return date on this picture.
Throw aside the straw hat and
come in and let US fiji, you out in the
very latest Gimbel fall styles just re-
ceived. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson. 37-2
The Christian Endeavor has pre-
sented the Congregational church
with beautiful bunting flag 6x9,
which will be placed in the auditori-
um.
The fair association will have a
department where checking parcels,
articles and many other things can be
done. The care of babies will be I'M
dertaken.
"A division of the NJ. E. ladies aid
will hold Dutch market and serve
lunch Saturday, September Is, begin
ming at ii o'clock, in the newly re-
fitted Rice block.
Prof. w p. Morgan was summoned
to Tigerton, Shawano county, to ac-
cept principalship of schools. He
drove through by auto and his family
will go in the near future.
Rev. David Hill and family, who
move to Gays Mills, were given a re-
ception and farewell before leaving
the late charge at Delton. Mrs. Vern
Reagles, formerly of Manning, did
the entertaining.
1t is not what you pay, it is what
you get, when DIR. Evenson of Lacrosse
examines your eyes in his well equip
ped offices. Then, too, your lenses
are made in his laboratory This is
real service. Save your eyes.
You will want a 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, Ell
lefson & Johnson. 37-2
THAT is the finest silo | ever
saw" is the verdict of each wood tire
silo owner when he gets his wood tire
hollow wall silo erected. Jake Gron-
emus, Chas Conway, Mrs. Anna Sor-
dahl and Tavern Haskins are erecting
their wood tire silos now. Chas. S.
Slack will deliver another carload of
these silos at Viroqua this week.
Henry Lindemann, Chris Berg,
Frederick Trowbridge and Rufus Fort
ney returned from their fortnight's
motor trip to Montana. They report
fine outing, good roads and only
three tire punctures on the long t-lp.
They saw many former Viroqua and
Vernon county people. They report
hard drought in Montana, and not
more than half crop.
&C NJ, Clark. Viroqua Buick man,
lost his usual firm grip on business.
A week ago he submitted to a long
delayed delicate operation in a La
Crosse hospital. His acquaintance
will all rejoice to know that Charley
went through the trial well and is do
ing fine. His ''Valye-in-stomaCh" will
soon be operating, and it viii not be
long before he is able to exploit the
virtues of the "valve-in-headp cars
as usual.