Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-03

.Noyv "The IInhelieYer".

Celebrate.
Now "The Unbeliever".
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Fine stationery at o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
will Fisher lost valuable horse
by lightning Sunday morning.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 30.
Barn paint at $3.50 per gal in s.
gallon cans at o. E. Davis Drug Store
The greatest of them all "The
Unbeliever" now playing at the Star.
Come and try the new odor, Day
Dream perfume, at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Don't forget the place. Buy your
matches for &c per box at Romans
Grocery.
See our lire of $1S and $50 suits.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson. 1862
Mrs. H. P. Larson and two chill
dren, visited relatives at Cashton, the
past week.
Be sure and use DIR. Hess Louise
Killer for your chickens. o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Special at Romans Grocery,
matches Sc per box-only six boxes to
each Customer. 1862
Miss Pearl Larson is undergoing
slight operation at the St.Francis
hospital in Lacrosse.
Robert Graves went to DeSoto to
help Charley Tenney with his con-
tract of road making on the Caldwell
fats.
Frank Julius of Oak Park, Illi-
nois, classmate of Walter Kuebler at
Beloit college is assistant buttermak-
er at Retreat.
Mr.. s. ]. Sauer departs today,
for Austin, Minnesota, to pass the
Fourth with home folks Mrs. Sauer
and little son will return with him.
The Kuebler Hardware has an
electrician and is now in position to
do your wiring in that new house you
are building, or wire your old house.
Norwegian parochial school will
open next Monday in two rooms of the
public school buildings. Miss Agnes
Neprud will teach in Norwegian, Miss
Emma Loverud in English.
I'm renewing his Censor subscrip-
ton from St.Louis, A. W. Cook, a
former Vernon county boy says with
"a vim: "Yours to lick the Kaiser"
That's the refrain everywhere.
Miss Isabelle Joyce has resigned
her teaching situation at Duluth and
accepted a position with the Woman's
Cooperative Alliance, doing secretary
work along social betterment lines.
When the very best things are
brought to you, take advantage of
them. No better pictures anywhere
than those shown at the Star. See
''The Unbeliever" now and be convinc-
ed.
MIR. and Mrs E. J. Talbot motor
ed back to Nashville, North Dakota,
after spending six weeks at the G.
H. Groh home. Mrs. Nellie Roberts
of Victory returned with them to
spend the summer.
Fred Trowbridge and Walter
Kuebler motored to Richland Center
and spent Sunday with Marion Qualy,
having the pleasure of seeing him lead
the ball team of that city to 5 to Z
victory over Muscoda.
-Haying has commenced in small
way. Next week it will be on in ear
nest AS usual, heavy and important
work of the farm piles up at one time
corn cultivation, tobacco hoeing,
hay and grain harvest. And oh, the
scarcity OF help!
DIR. R. w. Baldwin left by ma
chine yesterday, for Montezuma, Iowa,
where Mrs. Baldwin and the kiddies
have been visiting for some weeks.
They will all return home Sunday.
The doctors dental Office is closed
during his absence.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman went to Hills
boro to spend the Fourth with rela-
tives. She was accompanied by her
son-in-law and daughter, Prof. and
Mrs. Brewer. Prof. Brewer, who has
been here for some time will return
to his work as instructor in Syracuse
University, for summer session.
Certainly Sam johnson is pa
triot He surrenders his position as
postmaster and assistant cashier of
the Chaseburg Bank to volunteer with
his good old Uncle Sam. Until a
postmaster can be appointed under
civil service rules Miss Hazel Hoyt is
in charge of the Office. She has been
assistant in the Office and is experience
ed and competent.
City Attorney Proctor returned
from the electric light hearing in
Madison. He reports that every city
and town on the Wis-Minn. system
was represented before the state pub
lie utility commission, all protesting
against the application of the COM
pany for increased pay for service.
The commission has another hearing
and will visit some of the important
points before giving decision.
Aug. Kriigle, president of the viii
lage of LaFarge, accompanied by DR.
Chambers, Arthur Gillen and l. A
Lawrence, motored over yesterday on
business and returned home in season
for dinner. Like other busy people
they realize that the automobile is a
conserver of time and equalizer OF
distances. President Kriigle said that
he was working hard for Uncle Sam
having gotten out 100000 spokes for
war trucks and just received a COM
mand for $4,000 more He also sup
plies gearing and reaches for trucks
These things are all oak and maple
His son is in the service abroad and
August is doing duty at home, and
he says they are doing it cheerfully