Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-04-24
Soldiers are going.

| -oOiulefS are going.
"A new shipment every week of
ladies' waists at Suttle & Tate's.
Will pay 21c, 22c and 23c per ID.
for poultry at Romans grocery.
"A great variety of spring silks
for skirts and dresses at Suite &
| Tate's.
Don't forget to look over our
| fine line of window draperies at SUIT
| tie & Tate's.
Miss Ella Lund went to Coon
Valley and passed a week with her
sister, Mrs. Halmrast.
! A new assortment of Gimbel hats
Just received at the Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson. Ill
-Hillsboro Sentry says Captain
Connor Is in one of the Prairie du
Chen sanitariums taking baths and
treatment.
The La Crosse Pillow Company's
implements are handled exclusively
in Viroqua by the John Stewart I'm
plement Co.
On Saturday Miss Doris Dyson
will act as bridesmaid for a college
friend, Miss Smell, who is to be mar
ried in Milwaukee.
New spring caps, excitable col
ors in startling designs, or palmer
ideas--your choice, The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson
Mrs. Nelson Allen returned home
after winters stay with her daugh-
ter in Michigan. Enroute she visited
an aunt who is 90 years DID,
Shingles are cheaper than they
were a year ago. Can you think of
anything else that is? Better fix
that roof now. John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
Martin Larsen and Sam Gross
went to Madison and drove home an
international auto truck bought by
Mr.. Gross for his business of junk
gathering.
"A basket social will be given at
T. S. Hillbo's, miles south of Liberty
Pole, Saturday, April 81, for benefit
of the Red Cross. Ladies bring bask-
cts. All invited
WHY'S Knight car for sale. Must
be sold at once on account of poor
health. Car nearly new and a bar
gain See Fortney & Lavold at the
Overland garage. 16-tf
Save yourself paying agents
commissions and fees by calling at
Larson Brothers Monument works
and inspecting their splendid line of
monuments, markers, ETC. 1863
Join in the farewell demonstra-
ton for the soldier boys as they leave
Viroqua for camp on Friday morning.
The usual program will be held in the
court room, then procession to the
Milwaukee station.
Your share is fair" was happy
LII h,rO,x@hA hA IN,
Vernon county. If YOU have not
done your duty by taking your share
of Liberty bonds, there is still OPP
portunity to do so.
Julius Thompson was arraigned
before Justice Parker on complaint of
the CITY marshal of having been on the
streets in a state OF intoxication.
The accused protested his innocence
and stood trial. The jury divided even
ly on the question and a retrial is
slated for May II.
Attorney Harold P. Proctor adj
dressed patriotic gathering at On
tario on Friday night, when a crowd
ed house greeted him. The affair
was under auspices of the Boy Scouts,
patriotic parade preceded the meet
ing.
Mrs. Leslie Slack and children
are here visiting at the home of Chas.
S. Slack Also Mrs. L. J. Martin is
guest there. Leslie Slack is now
employed at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
there his family will soon move from
Richland Center.
-Richland Center papers report
the marriage of Roy c. McMullen,
Viroqua boy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
McMullen. The ceremony occurred at
the Baptist church in that city, March
80, when Roy was married to Miss
Georgia L. Groves. They will live at
West Lima, where Roy has engaged
in business.
Rev. F. A. Stevens reports fine
spirited meeting at Avalanche on
Wednesday, making an address before
the Junior Red Cross of the school,
which is an honor school, every mem
Der of AZ belonging They raised $50
during the meeting Miss Ona NJ.
Erickson is the teacher, and Mr..
Stephens reports her much interested
in the work, as are all the pupils.
Employees of the Lacrosse &
Southeastern road subscribed $4,000
for Liberty Loan bonds. Certainly a
commendable and patriotic thing to
do, and they came to the front with
their fair share. Those of them who
had not the ready means to invest are
assisted by the company. It's the
right spirit. This, we understand, is
the policy with all railroads to inter
est their employees in assisting to car
ry the government loan.
The first person to formally an
nounce his candidacy for a position
on the county republican ticket at the
approaching primary election, comes
through today's Censor, Mr.. Paul T.
Paulson, of Christiana town, the one
to do so. He asks consideration for
register of deeds, position he is well
fitted to'fill. To this may be added the
fact that he is native of and has al
ways lived in the staunch old repub-
lican town and is a man of the high
est character. With candidate of this
quality seeking official preferment af-
fords splendid and a healthy polit-
zeal outlook. The Censor hopes none
will offer themselves except the quail