Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-02
Drive now on.
DO your full duty.
Coming ITO He'll With the Kai-

DO your full duty.
Coming" He'll With the kai-
SER.
Mr.. J.J.Johnson was a caller from
Coon Valley on Monday.
Last week brought US the most
ideal weather of the year.
Mrs. TheO Ristow of Genoa made
her son and family visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Natwiek paid
visit to their daughter at Hillsboro.
Last weeks fairs were indeed for
tunate in weather and other conditions
Mrs. CIV. Graves is the possessor
of a new Cupola Ford car, full equip
ment
You are invited 20 a supper at
the Methodist church, Thursday, Oc-
tober 3.
Lou Marker returned from Can
ada and is doing carpenter work in
the city.
Judge Mahoney and C. j. Smith
attended probate court at Hillsboro
on Tuesday last.
Put your stock in condition for
winter by feeding Sal Vet now. 0. E.
Davis, Druggist.
Fit your house with storm sash
and save one-third your coal bill. John
E. Nuzum & Sons.
Bring your clocks and watches to
Atwood to be repaired. He does good
work at the lowest prices.
Judge and Mrs. Higbee were over
from Lacrosse to pass Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Graves.
Order your storm sash now and
avoid delay and disappointment. John
E. Nuzum q Sons.
James H. Sterry went to Daven-
port, Iowa, to attend convention of
Mystic Workers association.
We have some of the best odors
in perfume that we have ever carried.
Come and see for yourself. 0. E. Da-
Wis, Druggist.
DIR. Frank Nuzum and wife of
Lacrosse passed half-week with
Viroqua relatives. They motored
through from GAINESVILLE.
Farms to select from,20 acres and
up to 400 acres. See T. J Thorson
at Westby. Write him first, so he will
know when to look for you.
Assistant Cashier Davis of the
Farmers Bank, with his wife, visited
Lacrosse. During his absence Miss
Hazel Larson assisted in the bank.
Hon. A. H. Dahl has purchased
the Kenosha Ford garage and agency
and will take active personl super
vision, going to that city for the pur-
pose.
Former Sheriff C. O. Helgeson
and his father-in-law, Henry Fortner,
made a Journey to Denver, where Ell
mer Former is sojourning in quest of
health.
DIR. Holland motored over from
Spring Grove, Minnesota, to pack and
ship his household effects there. The
residence vacated is now occupied by
L. L .Baptie and family.
DR.. Minshall's pacing horse won
the 2:30 race at Viola fair. The ami
NAL is at Waukon Iowa, fair this week.
DR.. Minshall motored over to see him
perform, going by way of Lacrosse.
-WisconSin's quota of the Fourth
Liberty Loan is fixed at S100,050, goo
Vernon countys allotment is 81, 000,-
$50. The percentage to individuals
viii be about 21s per cent on property
owned.
Too often our folke try to buy
glasses to fit their eyes. DR.. Evenson
at Lacrosse can examine your eyes
and then grind a pair of lenses that
exactly correct the trouble. Pay him
for correcting the eye trouble.
Beer which used to sell for SO a
barrel now brings SIC to $I8 in Chi
cago. AS result the saloon men are
asking ten cents glass for the foamy
but thin liquid. As war regulation
it will all be over December first.
The Censor today publishes, at
request of the county food admins
traitor, a list of retail prices for table
commodities as established by him
and committee. 1t will be well for
buyers and sellers to consult the sched-
ule.
Because of his change of resi-
dence from First to Second ward, Al
derman I. c. Knudson resigned such
Office The mayor named and council
confirmed Joe. Deters as his successor.
Surely one good man to succeed an
other.
Paul Weber, Who was slated ior
military duty as student at the Uni
versity with a number of our boys,
was found to be disqualified, much to
his disappointment and chagrin. He
will make further effort to break into
the service.
Mr.. Jacob Applerlan of Webster,
was a county seat business caller. His
residence, Mr.. Appleman declares is
somewhat confusing since the gov
eminent compelled him to receive his
mail from LaFarge, making the world
two days slow.
Former Chairman of the county
board, Mike Brody, was in town on
business, Monday. His son Lawrence,
Viroqua high school graduate, is
now in Italy doing his bit for Uncle
Sam. Another son is in an eastern
ecantonment preparing to go'over.
Thursdays excursion train carri-
ed only thirty-nine passengers from
Viroqua to Lacrosse fair. Other
stations along the line sent good dele
cations. No concession was made in
fare, straight four cents per mile,
and that doubtless explains the rea-
son. Hundreds of automobiles from
this city and vicinity took the crowd.
The fair announces an attendance of
$4,000 on Thursday.