Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-24

Swine men, note our advertise.
ment. MeClurg Bros.
/ The parents of Ralph Grover were
over from Richland Center for brief
visit.
Mrs. Albert Solverson had her lit
tie son at La Crosse for removal OF
tonsils.
Mrs, Melvin Steenberg and daugh.
ter of Retreat were at Silas Fosters
the parental home
Mrs. Walter Hardie came from
! Minnesota to be at the funeral of hel
father, Luther Allen.
Peanut butter. rich in fat and
protein, is not only butter substitute
but substitute for meat.
| Rev. S. o. Rondestvedt is taking
a vacation from Westby ministerial
duties and visiting at Spokane, Wash
ington.
DIR. Haggerty of La Fargo has re-
ceived his call to join the medical corps
and viii leave for Fort Riley, Kansas
tomorrow.
John Jacobson ran home from
! Minnesota to say farewell TO his son
who went in the big soldier contin-
gent this morning.
"A party of Richland Center young
women with Miss Lucille Strang at the
head, made up an auto party that Wis
tied the city on Monday.
John E.Nuzum spent Sunday with
his aged mother at Mansion. He met
| his brother, Mutton, of Spokane, and
| other kindred on the same occasion
Will you take the first step to-
wards a business education. Then
write for our catalogue Mankato
1 Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Miss Olive, eleven-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Crume,
suffered from quite severe case of
blood poisoning in the palm of ore of
her hands.
The letter W takes a prominent
place in our alphabet. Without it we
| the war, nor would we have wool nor
wheat nor Wilson.
Leslie Slack sends his father a
| picture of a window trimmed by him.
self at Bloomington, Illinois, which
took first prize in a magazine contest
open to the entire country.
Saturday afternoon at the vac
ant corner next to the Censor Office,
Mrs. Asbjornson will sell at auction
all the fixtures of the Running restau-
rant. Sale commences at 1880.
james J. McManamy, q former
Liberty Pole boy, for some years past
a practicing attorney at Madison. has
been nominated by the democrats as
district attorney of Dane county.
Annual meeting of Westby- Coon
Valley cow testing association will be
Monday, July 20, at 10 o'clock a. m.
held at the Farmers Bank in Viroqua,
sharp. A. E. GROOMING, Secy.
Mr. Macdonald, Mrs Mahr and
daughter and Mrs. Carr spent part of
Monday at the Goldsmith home, en-
route to Chippewa Falls. Mrs Cold
] smith returned home from Boseobel
with them.
Rev, Hofstead and family autoed
! to Galesville to spend two or three
days Mrs. Hofstead there met her
brother FROM the west whom she had
rot seen for a half-dozen years. He
was headed for the army.
On the Hill east of Esofea, on a
recent day "a Ford auto, the property
of Joseph Sholl of Spring Green, be-
came cheated under the collar" as
they say of politicians, and was des-
troyed by the fire it created, the FIVE
passengers having barely time TO es-
cape from the machine.
! "A party consisting of J. W. Lake
and family, Adam McLees and fam
| lily, Mrs. Lauder and daughters, Miss
Jean McCallum of Chicago, and the
! Mills brothes and sisters of jefferson,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Cilley of Richland Center, spent the
weekend at battle island.
Eyeglasses are often sold by in
competent men because we want to
| buy pair of glasses we want to see
! through, regardless of the mans abil-
isy to recognize and know how to cor
rect eye trouble. DR.. Evenson at La
Crosse grinds his own lenses and has
an office equipped for eye examination
only, and he is legally and collegiate
| ly qualified to serve you.-Adv.
Rev. J. J. Jacobson has been re-
ceiving a visit from his brother, Kali
mar j. Jacobson, B. A, Professor in
Park Region Luther College at Fer
gus Falls, Minnesota. He left for
| Winona, yesterday, where he is reg
istered, to respond to a call by the
selective board, expecting to enlist for
/ oOitlC liAdiliICI VI SCINlSG HI .
great plan.
! Mrs. Jerre Richards and children
arrived from Ohio for an indefinite
stop at the C. d. Williams parental
home. 1t is a coincidence that Mrs.
Richards arrival happened just at
the time when she had the privilege
of attending the service flag dedica-
/ ton at the Congregational church,
Major Richards name heading the
list as ranking officer of the thirty
seven.
"A receipt for wheatless loaf of
breed is soon TO be made public by
the Office of Home Economies of the
Department of Agriculture. 1t is
the discovery of the experimental
kitchen conducted jointly by the De-
partment of Agriculture and the Food
| Administration. Directions are to be
given for the making of three new
wheat substitute breads the half
wheat loaf, the Il wheat loaf, and the
wheatless loaf. The recipe is ex-
pected to save thousands of pounds of
| wheat flour