Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-09-04
Short News Stories of Interest
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viroqua Vicinity

City schools open next Monday.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Revelation Saturday and Sunday.
"A pair of Skies Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Lena Weimar visited friends
in the city.
| Miss Myrtle Shanks is home from
Lacrosse for a visit.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone So.
New fall novelty wool dress goods
this week at Suttle & Tate's.
"A fine assortment of box candies
at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Mems and boys Chippewa work
shoes, S3.25, $685., at M. J. Felix.
Opening of fall millinery Friday
September g. Mrs. L. c. Norris.
Breckenridge Stock Company at
the Opera House all fair week.
Mrs. S. S. Hebbard of Lacrosse is
the guest of Mrs H. P. Proctor
Another big shipment received of
boys knickerbocker suits at NJ. J. Fe-
Xix
Clean up prices on all our ladies
white cotton dress skirts at Suttle &
Tate's
Important meeting of the Mystic
Workers next Tuesday night. Be
there.
Miss Marion Opsahl will teach
the upper department at Sugar Grove
this year
New sweaters, all wool, for ladies
and misses at reasonable prices at
NJ. J. Felix.
Beginning with Saturday next,
the city library will be open evenings
for the usual hours.
-Mesdames Herman Buxton and
Jesse Cunningham were guests of
Ladysmith relatives.
-Hillsboro, Viola and other near
by towns are having "rip-ups" in their
rural carrier systems.
Miss Lulu Gushing of DeSoto, re-
news teaching in the grade Dolen dis
trict in Clinton town.
Special sale prices on all our cot
ton foulard, wolfe and bingham dresses
this week at Suttle & Tate's.
If you have tired and aching feet,
see DR.. Schools representative at Stoll
q Groves October II, II, and 49,
Misses Elizabeth Chase and Ber-
nice Fawcett had an outing at the
home of Mildred Broadhead near Re
! treat
We direct attention to the pro-
fessional card of Dr. R. NJ Sathe,
which appears in another column of
this paper.
We have on hand good line of
yarn both fancy colored and khaki,
grey, white and black knitting yarns.
Suite & Tate.
Mrs MartinGulbrandson and fam
! lily are back from Milwaukee where
they moved to a few days since.
Pleased to be home again.
Mr. Lloyd f. Thrune. who was in
/ the city from Coon, today, tells the
Censor that corn cutting and shocking
has commenced in that community.
The Censor was pleased to have
call from Rev. 0. G. Sovde of Coon
Valley on Saturday He brought his
little daughters to have dental work
done.
pr. R. M. Sathe, who recently 10
Gated here, was called to the cOlors,
leaving for Camp Dodge on Monday.
He is in the medical corps with the
rank of captain.
Why don't you take a stenograph-
is course and secure government po-
istion at 81 100 a year. Let us pre-
pare you. Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, MINI.
Suits for men and young men.
Make your selection here from our
stock of famous Adler ollegian
clothes. The Blue Front Store, FL
lefson & Johnson. 1862
Mrs. May Williams MacInnis re-
turned home after attending summer
session at the University of Chicago.
She is engaged to teach in the Edger-
ton schools the coming year.
| Frederick Trowbridge returned
from the east, having spent two
months in Plattsburg, New York Jun
ior Military Camp. He will enter the
state university when it opens.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Stephens re-
turned from their outing on Lake
/ Torch, Michigan, we'll rested and
brown as the berries that surround
their delightful summer resort.
Stanley Opsahl left for Loyal to
become assistant principal of schools.
| He will also be instructor in agricul-
ture. He recently graduated from the
agricultural department of River Falls
! Normal.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge left for
! Portage where she is engaged to teach
hdIneTlle LlluSIldilN Is III I1lUDlIS,
Minnesota, where she will teach in a
kindergarten. Caryl Williams teaches
in Oklahoma this year.
Joe Roman, who enlisted a few
days ago in the radio service and
went to Camp Dodge, Iowa, has been
signally favored. Out of 100 men
examined he was one of 30 to pass.
He has been so quickly advanced to
sergeant
! -LaFarge buyers have been noti-
= fed that the u S. railroad admins
/ tration announces the following prices
/ for ties: 6xS white oak, S1.03; 6x8 red
oak, 91cts., and 6x8 hard maple, SO cts
These prices are more than double
what they were three or four years ago
Until otherwise decreed the state
and federal fuel administrators give
notice that all electrical signs and 9th
er unnecessary lights shall be done
away with on Monday, Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday nights. This is
! done to conserve the use of coal