Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-08-07

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Primary election falls on Septem-
Der 8.
Commence to think about the fair
Third week in September.
-Viroqua public schools open the
first Monday in September.
We pay highest market prices for
honey. Romans grocery. 1913
Steve Denning motored down
from his new home at Warrens.
Come and try the new odor, Day
Dream perfume, at O. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Mrs. AL Gabel of La Crosse is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Rabbit in this city.
Use Red Snapper Plant Food for
all kinds of insects on your flowers
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
DIR. and Mrs. Gerhardt Fortney
motored from Zumbrota, Minnesota,
to visit relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Graves and chill
dren We're guests over the weekend
at the C. W. Graves home.
Mrs. Selmer Neprud entertained
twenty-five women at the asylum Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Nellie
Wise.
Mrs. ]. A. Wilsberg and two
daughters of Chicago, are visiting at
tie home of her brother, o. o. Tuhus
and family.
Get our price on Ticktone's Silo.
We have them in stock and can de-
liver them at once. c. L. Colman
Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Mork, J. w.
Thayer and wife, motored to Mime
apolis and st. Paul for both visiting
and business.
Read the soldier letters. They
are interesting, written from foreign
fields of strife and training camps in
the United States.
Let us show you our fine school.
Our catalogue will do it. Send for it.
today Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Minnesota.
Rural Mail Driver Charley Nc
Dowell and wife of De Soto, motored
through this section enroute to north
,ern Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Mr.. Fred Eckhart went to Prairie
du Chen on Monday for the purpose
Of taking baths at one of the sanitar-
iums. He suffers from rheumatics.
In the soldier column of the Cen
sor today appears little original
poem by one of Viroqua's ladies, Miss
Lucy OdWSOU. OOi Ian " SSb biiC
magic of it.
-Boscobel fair is on this week, the
the animals of his sons, Drs. George
Minshall is there with two race horses,
the animals of his sons, Drs. Frank
and Chester.
Engineer Fred A. Morley is TAX
ing annual vacation from his post on
the Burlington road, and with his fam
lily motored over from La Crosse to
visit relatives and friends in the city
and iereabouts.
Mrs C. w. NEzum, Misses Ethel
Nuzum and Catherine Munson mot
Ored to Caledonia, Minnesota, and
passed two days with Miss Aryila
Belden, who returned with them to
Viroqua for visit.
Mr. Melvin Swenson, salesman at
0strem's store, has resigned for the
purpose of entering the army, having
enlisted for mechanical training. His
wife is moving to De Soto to remain
during his absence.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of Lawrence Weber, fifteen year old
youth who left his mothers home in
De Soto about three weeks ago to
work on a farm will please write or
request him to write to his mother,
Mrs. Frank Carmack.
Hon. Lawrence Grimsrud, who is
now located on a farm near Camp
Tate, was in the city on Monday and
dropped in to tell US that return to
his boyhood occupation of farming
was most agreeable to him, and he
looks as much, being as brown as a
dusky warrior of old.
On Friday last Station Agent L.
= l.. ! e., oh
ington, there TO join his wife and be
present at the marriage of their niece,
Miss Frances Tate, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Tate. The
wedding will occur today, the groom
being a young Spokane man.
Let's be sure our eyes are attend
ed 20 by a competent man like DR..
Evenson at La Crosse. Let's be sure
we need glasses be fore we buy glass
es for our eyes. Let's be sure the man
is not trying to sell US glasses but that
he is trying to make the glasses cor
rect the trouble. Correct glasses de-
pend upon DIR. Evenson's ability and
not upon the glasses.
National Fuel Administrator Gar
field, and our state administrator,
urge that everybody lay in their sup
ply of coal now before the rail roads
become congested with grain and 9TH
er shipments. They predict that little
coal will be delivered after the first of
October At least it will be difficult
to secure transportation facilities aft
er active fall shipping commences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S. Thompson
Mack Stout and wife made up a party
that enjoyed six-day outing, taking
in the beauties of scenery along the
Wisconsin river, the lakes about the
capital city and to Camp Grant, Chi
cago, and other points of interest AT
Madison, Rockford and Chicago they
saw many soldiers from home, finding
them well and happy, but all anxious
to be transported to France. On the
return drive they spent a night al
Wheaton, Illinois, with Mrs. L. S
Thompson, a former Kickapoo valley
girl.