Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-31
Tomorrow August.

1OAHOTEOW august.
Swine men, note our advertise
ment. McClurg Bros.
Help win the war by helpins
some farmer gather his crops.
Write or call at Romans Grocery
for quotations on honey. 1913
Willard Chase and family mot.
ored over from La Fargo on Monday
Bring all your honey to Romans
Grocery and receive the highest mark
ct prices. 1913
Be sure and use DR.. Hess Louise
Killer for your chickens. o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Mrs. G. Henry of La Fargo was
in the city, guest of her sister, Mrs
c. NJ Clark.
Miss Hazel Widmer accompanied
her father here from Rockton and call
ed on friends.
Keith Lucas went to Chippewa
Falls to accept position as workman
in a jewelry store.
S. A. Farr of the Bank of Viro-
qua passed two days at the parental
home near Bangor.
Frank P. Mcintosh and wife mot
ored to Edgerton for two or three days
VlSlt WIN relatives.
Having completed course in au-
tomobile school at Kansas City, Bur
dette Berry returned home.
Miss Clara Olson closed her va
cation at home and went to Fargo to
resume her duties as saleslady.
Coleman Lumber Company are
rebuilding and charging their coal
sheds on the Southeastern right of
way.
Mrs. o. G. Lewis and daughters
were in the city from La Crosse Wis
iting her sisters, Mesdames Swenson
and Older.
Attorney Hammer and wife were
over from Hillsboro, spending day
with the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. H. Natwick.
"A picnic supper and surprise was
rendered Mrs. Frank Wise by thirty
five lady friends, many of them Relief
Corps members.
Attorney J. S. EARL of Praifie
du Chen was in the city on profession
ton, where he looked after farm inter
ests.
Miss Clara Pronold, the Nuzum
Lumber Companys stenographer and
bookkeeper, left Saturday for Spring
Green, Wisconsin, to spend vacation
with her parents.
Fred Slade and wife are off for
a vacation and visit in Montana If
any fellow in Viroqua deserves a rest
it is Fred, who is an intense worker
at the Milwaukee road freight ware
house.
Attorney Alvin B. Peterson was
a business caller in the city from Sol
diers Grove Monday. He is taking
on some of the robust characteristics
of his honored father, the late Alley
Peterson.
Lawrence Peterson has secured
a position in a Tomah drug store. For
many years he has been prescription
clerk at Johnson's pharmacy, and il
seems a little unnatural not to see
him there.
Mrs Neprud desires to have all
ladies whose children were recently
weighed and measured, to call at the
nurse recruiting station and secure
their cards giving particulars Of the
examination.
Harold P. Proctor and Don Fish
autoed to Madison and back on Mon
day, spending several hours there
We do not remember of a machine be-
ing driven to the capital and return
the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. McGon-
igale autoed through the city on Fri
day from their Eau Clarie home to
Bloomington. George is a travelling
salesman, covering his entire terri
tory by machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Gorsuch are
having a weeks visit from their niece
Mrs. Myra Hart Toms of Richland
Center, who is accompanied by hel
three children. Mr.. Toms brought
them over on Sunday.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
patriotic program in Running's hal
Tuesday evening, August 6, part OF
the proceeds to be given to the French
war orphan fund. Admission 10 and
20 cents. Everybody welcome.
Sundays mail was several hours
late in arriving by reason of col.
lapse of the Southeastern locomotive
1t was found necessary to bring a sec.
ond locomotive from La Crosse tC
Coon Valley in order to bring the trair
here.
Mrs. Jos. Pulver and Mr.. Anan
las Hall are apprised of IT, fact that
they are grandparents to foreigner
"a son born to Prof. and Mrs. Harry
Pulver at Shanghai, China, July 8
and he is christened William Hal
Pulver.
= Mrs. John Stewart and children
are off on auto visit to former home
at Waukegan, Illinois. Son Kenneth
, while absent, expects to enlist in thu
navy. He is eighteen years old. TIT
elder son of the Stewart family is nov
F, in the army.
Captain C. E. Lauder delighted
family and home folk by Saturda!
and Sunday spent among them. Com
| ing from Fort Sheridan, where he ha
been doing post hospital duty in thu
medical corps. He now goes to CAM
Pike, Arkansas, where he is assigned
to field duty. Captain Lauder is, likt
most of the soldiers, anxious to d.
his part in winning the war, and there
fore is longing for the day when h
will be sent to France.