Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-15

Eugene Denning, stock buyer.
Phone S81, Viroqua.
Postmaster Davidson was over
from Westby yesterday.
Mrs. Caul of Sparta is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jeffers.
Save wheat, eat prunes at lie
per pound at Romans Grocery.
Those good picnic hams at 25c
per pound at Romans Grocery.
Keep in mind the date-Gabel's
orchestra, Thursday, May %.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Fine new line of cotton foulard
dress goods at Suttle & Tate's.
New invoice of ladies aprons
and house dresses at Suttle & Tate's.
Fashion caps in the latest pat
terms. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson. 1872
Use nitrate of soda on tobacco
beds if you want good strong plants.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Get the Kaiser, Kan the Kaiser,
see the Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin at
the Star, Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. J. Harry Bullock was sum-
moned to Footville to conduct the fun
eral service of a former parishioner.
Makes your blood boil, ''The Kai-
ser, The Beast of Berlin. Try to get
in. Star theatre Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. c. L. Weber and two little
daughters returned to Lacrosse after
visiting the parental home Of D. F.
Allen.
Il am destroyer of smut in oats,
wheat and rye. My name is formal
dehyde. ! am sold for soc a pint at
o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Sewing machine expert will be
in Viroqua for few days beginning
Saturday, May Is. Leave orders at
Browns Music Company.
After a quarantine for ten days
for a disease they did not have the
families of Silas and Niram Foster
again breathe the free air.
The picture that blocked traffic
on Broadway-"The Kaiser, the Beast
of Berlin" Star, Saturday and Sun
day afternoon and evening.
Blk is a non-poisonous disinfect-
ant used in cleaning cream separators,
cream cans, etc. Ask the creamery
man or o. E. Davis, Druggist.
You'll find plenty of good values
in our large assortment of Adler Col
legian suits for spring and summer.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson. 1872
Friday, at the court house, the
county council of defense meets for
reorganization. Everybody request
ed to attend. A state representative
will be present.
Old Jack Frost made visits to this
section both Sunday and Monday
nights, and there was fear for the
fruit blossoms. Little damage, in
this section at least.
Buying Adler Collegian clothes
is real thrift.The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & johnson. 1872
Always a complete line of those
famous Gimbel hats at the Blue Front
Store, Ellefson e. johnson. 1872
Great Red Cross opening this
Wednesday evening, prompt at 1880,
in the NJ. E. church. DR.. Bayliss,
fresh from the carnage of the trenches
the Methodist church. Get there ear
lY. He will speak III Westby at 8
o'clock
Rev. ]. B. Rutter arrived home
from Missouri on Saturday. His
work of soliciting aid for the great
Methodist educational drive was so
satisfactory that his services were
demanded for a continuation and he
departed for California on Sunday, to
remain for six weeks.
%. l.. Stromsland arrived from
Minneapolis on telegram announc-
ing the death of a sister at Asbury
ridge. She was IS years old, died at
the home of her son, L. l.. Stromsland
She suffered a stroke of paralysis a
week ago, the end coming Monday
Funeral will be at Asbury Thursday
afternoon at 80, conducted by Rev.
Hofstead Mr.. and Mrs. Stromsland
came here from Norway thirty years
ago, the husband dying some years
since.
BY notice announced in the pro-
per column it will be learned that Mr..
Chas. P. White, present clerk of the
circuit court, is a candidate for the
primary nomination on the republican
ticket. Some weeks ago he was ap-
pointed. by Judge Higbee to succeed
Ernest Costing, who resigned. Mr..
White has been a resident of the coun-
ty for fifty years, in fact from early
boyhood. He possesses ample quail
fications for the place and is proving
an efficient official
-Assemblyman Carter was in the
county seat on official business, last
Saturday. When pumped" as to
whether he expected to be candidate
for reelection to the legislature, he
very promptly said that if the people
were satisfied with his record and de-
sire that he return, he would do so,
but that he was not willing to make
an active campaign with an opposing
candidate for the nomination. That
is too expensive and requires at least
nine months If mans time to get
through the canpaign and the legis-
lature, besides consuming all the
meagre salary. Mr.. Carriers record
at the last session was one that the
people can fly endorse. He was
four-square on the important matters
that affect the people, and will con-
tinue to be if he is returned to the
legislative halls in a representative