Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-06-19
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! - " imam Il dIluilly Saturday ana
| Sunday.
4 Use carbolineum for preserving
post, lumber, etc. o. +. Davis.
William Farnum in "When a Man
] Sees Red" Saturday and Sunday.
i DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. II. P. Proctor visited her
daughter for a week at Zuinbrota.
-Alabastine and Muresco for tint
ing walls, at 0. E. Davis Drug Store.
Prof. Aug. Z. Smith is at She
boygan attending Knights Pythias
grand lodge.
Miss Nellie Chapman went to
"a Crosse to attend summer school
at the normal
Remember DR.. Hess Panacea
makes the hens lay. Its guaranteed
by o. E. Davis.
Mrs. Mary D. Brown was called
to Lacrosse because of the illness in
her sisters family.
Miss Catherine Munson arrived
home from the state university to
spend summer vacation.
Rev. o. c. Myhre and family of
La Crosse spent the latter part of the
week at Rev. Hofstead's.
-Messrs. Johnson & Engh, Esofea
merchants, are holding a cleanup re-
duce-stock special sale this week.
"A new assortment of the famous
Gimbel hats just received. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
-Chi-Namel your furniture, wood
work and floors. Anyone can use it,
come in and let us show you. o. E.
Davis.
Hon. and Mrs. L. L. Grinde of
Galesville, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. E. o. Hofstead in
this city
Blk is a non-poisonous disinfect-
ant used in cleaning cream separators,
cream cans, etc. Ask the creamery
man or o. E. Davis, Druggist
"A. J. Favor and F. Fl. Williams,
with their families, formed fishing
party that angled successfully for
trout three days north of Sparta.
The Kuebler Hardware has an
electrician and is now in position to
4 do your wiring in that new house you
are building, or wire your old house.
All the clergymen and delegates
to Grand Forks Lutheran general con-
ference have returned, reporting a
wonderful gathering and fine out
ing.
Mrs. c. C. Bishop and sons of
Portage, are in the city, guests of
theirrelatives, the Williams and Pack
ard families
A gentleman from Rock county
who made hasty auto trip over the
county made the statement that we
possess good roads; in fact as good
as they have in Rock county.
Prof. Heindel is passing fort
night in southern Wisconsin with rel
atives and friends. The family will
remain here during vacation weeks.
Anyone can carry his burden,
however heavy, till nightfall Any
! one can do his work, however hard,
for one day Anyone can live sweet
ly, patiently, purely till the sun goes
down. And that is all that life ever
really demands.
Jesse Munyon arrived from South
| Dakota to say farewell to his mother,
Mrs. Julia Munyon, his sisters and
other relatives. The young man goes
next week with new soldier recruits
from the state where he has lived for
three years.
Writing from Pelican Rapids, his
! boyhood home, Rev. j. J. Jacobson
says: "This is Sunday | have enjoy
ed my trip. We had a splendid con-
vention at Fargo. go out to speak
in Rev. Ostvold's church today and go
TO the lakes tomorrow.
| The two delicacies, strawberries
and new potatoes, generally come a
/ bout the same time in this latitude,
| but this year the Strawberries are
several weeks ahead of the new pota-
| toes. Probably because of the large
stock of old potatoes still on hand.
Because of the junior member of
the firm having been summoned to
the colors, Jos. E. Hayes & Son sold
| their mercantile business at Ross,
where they enjoyed good trade. Jas.
| E. Hay is the new proprietor, having
exchanged his farm for the stock.
Attorney Alvin B. Peterson and
Hon. Frank Clancy, with their famil-
| les, autoed through town from Soldiers
Grove on Sunday. Alvin is a candidate
| for republican nomination for district
attorney of Crawford county, and
many friends on this side of the coun-
ty line hope he wins.
-Mesdames John J. Henry and
! Aug. E. Smith are absent at Ashland
attending grand encampment of the
Woman's Relief Corps. The local
Post is unrepresented, possibly for the
first time during the life of the post.
But "the boys" are getting on in
years, we must remember,
Postage rates on newspapers are
to be raised on July LIST, and there
after will be figured according to zone
schedule. The added cost is going to
amount to a great deal during the
course of a year, and it is therefore
necessary that all subscribers keep
their subscriptions paid up so we can
make both ends meet.
Don't be too talkative with
strangers who pose as peddlers. Be
sure you know who they are before
being too free in answering questions.
All sorts of people are travelling over
the country, many of them for pur-
poses detrimental to this government,
by obtaining information which will
be of service to the enemies of OUT
government.