Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-09-25

Mems overeoats, $500, $3.50, $40
NJ. J. Felix.
Fred Hook went to Milwaukee to
attend school.
William Pierce of Chicago visited
in Aug j. Smiths family.
Why not fix those broken windows
before winter o. E. Davis.
-Pershing's Crusaders will be
shown next week at the Star.
Subscribe to those magazines now
from Howard Thayer, Phone 140.
Be sure and see the fine showing
of ladies' coats Friday at Rogers.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge went
to Portage to teach the ensuing year.
Put your stock in condition for
winter by feeding Sal Vet now. 0. :
Davis, Druggist.
Mrs. A. o. Larson has moved her
millinery store into the south room
of her building.
Judge Mahoney was in the state
of Iowa to attend Equity meeting and
make an address.
The Misses Natwick passed a
week with their sister, Mrs. Ell Ham
mer, at Hillsboro.
M. C. Bergh was business caller
in town and also remained to take in
the old home fair.
George and Fred Harris and fam
lies came from Lacrosse to visit the
fair and cid friends.
Miss Margaret Reed aecompani-
ed her brother and wife on their over
land trip to Montana.
Cheapest clubbing rates procura-
Die on all current magazines. See
Howard Thayer, Phone 140.
Mr.. Fred Eckhardt spent a fort
night at Waukesha taking baths for
rhematism in a sanitarium.
-Arbucle in "The Cook, the first
release of the 1919 contract, will be
shown in a couple of weeks at the
Star.
"A special factory showing of fall
Rogers store Friday orly. Be sure
to see thine.
We have some of the best odors
in perfume that we have ever carried.
Come and see for yourself. o, E. Da-
Wis, Druggist.
Miss Eva Slack, on Friday, went
to Washington, d. c., to accept cler-
ical position in the government sta
tistical bureau.
You owe it to yourself to obtain
a practical education. Send for our
catalogue MankatO Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, MINI.
Ed Norris came from West Sa-
lem to attend fair and visit relatives
and friends. He gave the band the
benefit Of his musical ability.
Charley Franklin dropped in for
a day from Lacrosse to see the fair
and people. Frank Chase and wife
were also over for the same purpose
John E. Nuzum, wife and daugh-
ter Ethel, motored to Baraboo and
passed Saturday and Sunday with
Grandma Nuzum and other relatives
Here is a chance to get an over
coat at less than cost. Mems over
coat sizes 35, SO, 81. Boys overcoat
sizes, IL, II, to 10, at closing out prices
at NJ J. Felix.
Mrs. w. N. Cofland and daughter
Mary left for Wheeling, West Virgin
ia, where Mary renews private teach
ing. Her sister Beatrice will join her
in few days.
Saturday next is the big Fourth
Liberty Loan drive opening, to close
October 10th. Do your part by early
subscribing for your allotted share OF
government bonds.
Illness prevented Miss George
Wellers from being present for school
opening. She has arrived from Platt-
vile and taken her accustomed posi-
ton as English instructor in high
school.
DR.. G. Whimsical went to Bloom
ington, Grant county, to see his green
PAGER Earl win race in 2:25. The
little horse took second at Richland
Center. Frank Minshall entered and
raced Earl at three or four places
-Thos. P. Hill was in the city for
two days renewing acquaintance and
visiting fair. He had just returned
from Montana where he spent part OF
the season, reporting good crops in
some sections and practical failures
in others.
SO far as has come to our notice
the Censor is the only county paper
in all western Wisconsin that publish
ed the complete list of war registrants
held on September II. 1t was as big
an undertaking as it was an import
ant news feature.
Chase Rusk and wife were down
from Chippewa county to attend the
old home fair and visit for a few days
with relatives in the city and on Pleas
ant ridge. 1t is their first return to
their native heaths since removal
three years ago. They are satisfied
with the new northern home and re-
port development of the country to a
surprising pace. Chase says to al
his friends who are contemplating new
homes, Ego north, young man, instead
of west"
Howard and Frank Smith who
were here to attend the funeral OF
their sister, departed for their Canada
8smes on Saturday The boys say
drought brought them short crops this
season, but the big prices help to make
up loss in quality and quantity. They
say almost every available man has
gone to war, leaving their great ex
pansive country short on working
power. The manner in which i'm
proved mar hinery is made available
is the saving force in Canada