Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-09-11
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps by Censor Reporters Comngs
viroqua Vicinity

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Opera House all Fair week.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
State fair in Milwaukee this week
Get your hat for the fair at Mrs.
L. C. Norris
The county clerk is now issuing
hunting licenses.
Miss Hannah jacobson is sales
| lady at the store of SGttle & Tate
Clean up prices on all our misses
and children's middies. Suttle & Tate
-Firoqua " C. T. T. viii hold no
| meeting next week on account of fair
War Work for Women"-a new
volume just received at the city IL
brary.
The Jolly comedian Chas. Breck-
enridge at the opera house oil Fair
week
1t is simply -"The Geezer
Of Berlin you laugh-you scream
you yell-at the Kaiser
All the new shades in dress sat
ms for fall with Georgette cFepes to
match. Suite & Tate.
Don't fail to register, Thursday.
If you do, government officials win be
on your trail in a jiffy.
Bring your clocks and watches to
Atwood to be repaired. He does good
work at the lowest prices.
-Arlo B. Smell was in the city from
Red Mound on Monday, bringing his
children to enter our schools.
--Adler-Collegian clothes at The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & john
son. 1852
DR. Baldwin's dental office will be
closed for one week, September 7th to
18th. Patrons please notice.
Poke all the fun at the Kaiser
you can. See him at "The Geezer"
Thursday and Friday of Fair week.
New dark Georgette waists, taupe,
brown, green, burgundy and navy
also the light shades, at Suttle &
Tate's.
If you have foot trouble of any
kind don't fail to see Dr. ScholPs
man at Stoll & Groves October II, Il,
and Is.
Mr.. c. P. White, clerk Of the
court, has been appointed deputy
food agent for Viroqua in place of f.
j. Older.
Tomorrow, Thursday, is to be one
Of the most notable events in the his
tory of our country-military regis
tration day
All new stock plays at the opera
| house Fair week. Secure your seats
at Dahls Ladies usual. free night
on opening night
The great picture ''The Price of
Good Time" at the Star Saturday
of this week. A lesson for the girls.
Don't miss it.
Mrs. Robert Robertson went to
St. Paul for a visit and to extend her
journey to Dawson, Minnesota, to see
brother who is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thayer start
ed, Monday, on an overland trip to
northern Wisconsin. AIRS. Thayer
viii return after spending few days
Arthur Brye. who spent the sum
aer here, left Monday for his bone
~ r 6rids Fog recuIh Was sof.ie1
what FASTENED By the illness Of his
youngest child.
Mrs. c. E. Lauder and daughters
Francis and Ruth departed for a win
ter's stay at Champlain, Illinois, where
Francis enters the state university.
Her place at the city library is being
filed by Miss Helen Wigginton.
Don't overlook any of the current
news and facts in today's inside pages.
Twenty-Five columns of current news
war, congress, etc. Much informa
ton also regarding registration re-
quirements.
That thrilling war story which
has caused such interest among Cen
sor readers, cover the Top" is fin
ished with today's issue. Everybody
has enjoyed the highly interesting
narrative Another one quite as full
of charms commences next week. Keep
your imagination primed for Carolyn
of the Corners"
Rev. J. B. Rutter and family
move to Richland Center the latter
part of the week. He preached there
Sunday morning. They will be missed
| here. Rev. Rutter as financing pas
| tor and otherwise did Viroqua church
service that should be fully appre-
ciated. Mrs. Rutter is lady greatly
esteemed. The new pastor and his
family will arrive this week and Rev.
! Harris will conduct his initial services
| Sunday morning.
! Mrs. Christine Asbjornson has
closed her restaurant in the Running
/ block after a year and a half of sue
cessful management, but her health
will not permit of continuance in the
exacting work. She has been a pop
ular caterer for more than five years.
She has been prosperous and wishes
to thank all her friends and patrons,
both in city and country, for their
business. She will continue to keep
dodgers at her residence.
Visit the Hostess House at the
fair.
| Registration for First and Third
, wards will be at the city hall. In
! Second ward at the First National
| Bank.
-Questionnaires for the new regis
/ trants will not be handed out on reg
istratior day as announced, but will
so by mail later.
Am now prepared to furnish on
ions to ny old patrons and others,
while they last, assorted $3.50 per
/ bushel. Telephone your order or call
at the egg market and see the onions
Crop not as good as last year. G. b.
/ Fisher.