Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-06-26
The Unbehever, July 3 and 4.
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Red Snapper plant food at o. E
Davis Drug Store.
Good farms to select from. See
T. J. Thorson, Westby.
Get noxious weed notices anC
blanks at the Censor Office.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second foo
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Prank A. Chase and wife motor
ed here from Lacrosse, Sunday.
Don't let the bugs take your pc
tatoes. Use Paris green. o. Z. Da
Wis, Druggist.
Local w. C. T. U. will meet will
Mrs. Peter Thompson, in Viroqua
Tuesday next.
Mr.. o. T. Dahl, of the Farmers
Store, is at Prairie du Chen sanitar
ium to take baths.
Greatest ever, The Unbeliever
see bills and big billboard displays
Coming July 8 and A.
Pierce Qualey of Spring Grove, &
Z former Viroqua clerk, is renewing
friendships in the city.
Chairman Dolen of the county
board, and Merchant Bennett, were
in from Dell, yesterday.
Use Red Snapper Plant Food fol
all kinds of insects on your flowers
o. E. Davis, Druggist
Mrs. Otto Otteson and Miss josie
Bentson are at Waterloo for a two
weeks visit with relatives.
The two youngest daughters Of
DR.. F.A.Tate of Rice Lake, are guests
of the Boyle and Towner homes.
"A complete line of the Famou:
Adler Collegian clothes at The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson. 26-:
IT. w. Watson returned from {
season spent on the farm in Wheat
land. His daughter Ollie came with
him.
Ladies, examine those fine trim
med hats at Mrs. Larson's millinery
store. They are all going at hall
Jack Tewalt believes he has gone
over the top in early potatoes, having
for dinner on Sunday, as large a:
hens eggs.
Judge Mahoney spent, last weef
in Washington, d. c., as a member Of
the national war emergency produc
ers' council.
Dresses of fine quality tissue
trimmed with Swiss embroidery col
lar and large pearl buttons. Sizes 81
to "a. Price S1.9S. Rogers.
Don't miss the two big pictures
this week. Brown of Harvard,
Thursday and Friday, and Lest We
Forget" Saturday and Sunday.
Hans Olson, a Viroqua tailor
thirty years ago, partner of N. A
Swiggum, passed away at the county
house Burial was at Coon Valley.
DIR. C. H. Trowbridge and H. E
Rogers, Jr., motored to Madison OF
SUNDAY, returning Monday. They
were accompanied BIZ their daughters
BARGAINS in mems straw hats
Regular $3.50 and $500 sailor hats
your choice SOC. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson. 1852
Rev. j. B. Rutter arrived home
from California, where he passed q
strenuous month in the campaign tc
raise funds for the national Method
list educational work
Mrs o. K HUSKY of Arlington
Washington, is here visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. l. Glenn, and other relatives
This is her first visit since she left
this state 80 years ago.
Because of illness Marketmar
of business for few days. Will Dew.
lin renewed his old experience and
waited on customers at the block.
Jacob Benn passed through the
city enroute home to Viola, after hav-
ing passed the winter at the South
Dakota National Soldiers home. He
is sorely afflicted with rheumatism.
Frederick Trowbridge, late grad
30 fO,
the east to enter a military camp al
take a two months course, returning
in season to enter the state university
at the September opening.
Mr.. John o. Truesdale of Rich
land county is passing few days
with his nephew, Earl, in this city
He was one of a party of thirty rela.
tives who motored here on Sunday
and gave Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Trues.
dale an agreeable surprise.
No Censor reader will be able to
overlook the page advertisement Of
Henry Hendrickson at the SELF.
Schwab shoe store. He is announc.
ing a drive campaign of bargains in
footwear, desirable stock to select
from at a broad slash on wartime
prices.
Charming rain Monday night
brought delight to the hearts of farm.
ers and gardeners. 1t brought q
world of benefit to vegetation and al
kinds of growing crops. Especially
is it beneficial to the recently set to.
bacco plants.
George G. Fawcett, who is taking
a well-earned vacation, will visit his
mother at Waupaca and do some fish.
ing on the trout streams in that sec.
ton. He is accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Bernice. Arnold Fawcett is sub.
stituting for his father at the Mil
waukee station during his absence.
IT. o. Mork, accompanied by his
wife and daughter Carol and Mrs. r
L. Heindel, spent Sunday at Platte
vile, attending Epworth League con
vention and Camp meeting. Mrs. F
W. Shepard accompanied them home
for a visit among old neighbors Caro-
remained at Platteville for few days