Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
-Intolerance, saturday and Sun

Intolerance, Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Mebel Olson has enlisted as
saleslady in Felix store.
Sorghum cane seed for sale at
j. J. Henry's Grocery. 1873
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
Many improvements in residence
properties are being made this spring.
Fred Wheeler and family now oc-
cupy their new cottage on North Main
street.
Mrs. Mable Webb-Norris of Ban
gor has been in the city visiting her
parents
Friday last was Arbor and Bird
day in Wisconsin, by proclamation Of
the governor.
Remember DR.. Hess Panacea
makes the hens lay. Its guaranteed
by o. E. Davis.
Special at Romans Grocery while
it lasts, bacon 35c per pound, picnic
hams 25c per pound.
Sunday, May 19,will be Red Cross
Sunday, and so observed in every
Christian church in the land.
Fashion caps in the latest pat
terms. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson. 1872
Dell Simpson is making marked
improvements in his residence pro-
perty. Also has built new garage.
! Mr.. H. C. Doscher of Platteville,
! father of Mrs. r. L. Heindel, is here
spending some days with the Heindel
family.
-Ghi-Namel your furniture, wood
work and floors. Anyone can use it,
come in and let US show you. o. E.
Davis.
Banker Geo. W. Dudley and fam
| lily motored over from West Salem
to pass Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will F. Lindemann.
Mr.. Ole Helgeson is very i'll at his
home near the old creamery. His
relatives from different places, have
been here to see him.
Mrs. Martin Joslyn and children
arrived from Minnesota. She is car
ing for her sister, Mrs. Sterley May,
who has been very i'll.
Incomes Assessor Knudson is
moving his family from LaFarge to
this city, occupying the old c. H. Min
shall residence in the F rst ward.
There are four things we would
advise motorist to lock out for.
! They are: A woman driving a car, a
boy riding bicycle, a chicken and a
Ford.
DIR. Evenson of Lacrosse is a
skilled optomotrist, who examines
your eyes scientifically and then
grinds your lenses in his own labora-
tory.
Shingles are cheaper than they
We're a year ago. Can you think of
anything else that is? Better fix
that roof now. John E. Nuzum &
| Sons.
Paint and oil is high in price and
so is everything else, but you can not
afford to let building go urpainted
on account of that. Come in and see
oaf samples. .. e. LAWS.
-Chas. S. Slack made a business
trip to the southwestern section of the
state. He was at Galena, the old
home of General Grant, on Saturday
last, when big company of soldiers
was sent to the front.
Earl Unseth of Westby, success
fully passed the state examination
for registered pharmacist. He is al
so expecting to receive his diploma
from the Illinois school of pharmacy
in June.
Prof T. G. Brown came from
Oshkosh to drive his car to his new
place of residence. He holds a com
bined county and government indus
trial position in his new home; says
ne is kept very busy and likes the
place and the people.
The county road committee and
1 L. L. .ff,
cial visit to DeSoto section, recently.
AS result the long Davis hill will be
placed in better condition and Cald-
well flats, near DeSoto, made more
passable This road is on the county
system and will be looked after more
carefully in the future.
From every direction, Saturday
morning, came people long distances,
to join in the soldier demonstration.
Among the long drives came Levi
Cole and family of Red Mound. An
ton Nelson of Coon Valley, and many
Others Automobile travel has the
effect of shortening distance.
Rev. E. o. Hofstead is in Milwau-
kee attending a state meeting Red
Cross workers. He is publicity chair
man for Vernon county. Those in
authority are arranging for the big
financial drive to be inaugurated
throughout the country to open this
month. 1t will be an extensive cam
paign, the amount sought to be rails
ed is one hundred millions. The per-
son, from high to low, VINO is unwill-
ing to do his or her part will be look
ed upon as a very poor friend of the
soldiers who are sacrificing their
time and their lives for the cause of
world humanity.
Construction work on the new
training school building is being rap
idly pushed. The concrete founda-
ton walls are completed and brick
mostly laid for the ground story of
the building. Contractors say that
during their absence form the work
mornings, evenings and Sundays
children congregate about the place
and interfere with things There is
danger of their getting hurt. Par
ents are requested to caution their
children to keep away from the. prem
ises.