Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-10
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Insure with John Dawson & Co.
William Farnam Saturday and
Sunday.
Fine stationery at 0. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Chris WEIGH and wife motored to
Hillsboro to visit relatives
Fifty cent discount on ladies'
sleeveless sweaters at Rogers.
William FalEam in "The Heart
of a Lion" Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Leona Mccoy has been Wis
iting the old home in Valley section.
Barn paint at $3.50 per gal in s.
gallon cans at o. E. Davis Drug Store
Come and try the new odor, Day
Dream perfume, at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Viola has chautauqua again this
season, to open on Thursday of this
week.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Trowbridge was at
Viola to perform some surgical opera
tons.
Don't forget the place. Buy your
matches for SC per box at Romans
Grocery.
See our line of SIS and $50 suits.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson. 1862
Be sure and use DR.. Hess Louise
Killer for your chickens. 0. E. Davis
Drug Store.
William J. Michelet, who moved
west from Coon Prairie few years
since, is back on visit.
Uncle William Cox of Florida is
paying visit to numerous relatives
and friends in this his old commun-
ity home.
Lee Smell hobbies about on crutch-
es. While handling stone a heavy
one fell upon his foot, fracturing two
or three toes.
will Calkins and family motored
from Denver to their former Viola
home, stopping in Viroqua briefly with
his uncle, j. ]. StandifOrd.
Mrs. R. w. Rogerson of Kansas
City, accompanied by Miss Marion
Harrison of La Crosse, have been
guests of Miss Kate Caodell.
Mrs. Clark BENEFIT and children
went to La Crosse to pass day with
husband and father, who is sales
man in territory west of the Mississ-
ippi.
Their grandmother, Mrs. Elisha
Morrison, and other relatives are re-
ceiving visits from Misses Sylvia and
Garnet Morrison, who came from their
home at Madison.
Miss Clara Oliver arrived here
from Montana to see her father, who
has received no relief during his sew
eral weeks sojourn in the hills and
valleys of Old Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Baker re-
turned from several weeks visit in
Wyoming accompanied by their daugh-
ter Frances, who has taught at Wat
ertown, South Dakota, and went west
with them.
Mrs. C. E. Morley went to Camp
Grant to see her son Chauncey, who
is expecting to be transferred to a
southern or western officers training
school, He, with three or four other
boys from this community,were hon
ored by being placed in the fourth
training school.
Relatives and friends observed
the eighty-first anniversary of Uncle
"Wash" Atkins by making a surprise
upon him and his good wife at their
home in this city, Tuesday afternoon
last. From early days they have been
leading citizens of this community,
rearing a family that rise up and
cali them blessed
John w. Curry motored over from
NSSL vi d
deal Says crop prospects between
Viroqua and his Richland county
home were never so promising as
now. He has large western land hold
ings and says it is an excellent outlook
there, although drowth is reported in
some sections of the west.
Blair Sherrick ran home from
Camp Grant on brief furlough, pass
ing Friday and Saturday with parents
and friends. He is happy in his army
service, being a member of the base
hospital band. The organization
makes frequent trips to different cities
playing for the Y NJ C. A., RedCross
societies and patriotic demonstrations.
Last Saturday this city was hon.
ored by a visit from four gentlemen
in authority at the state university
Regent Villas, Business Manager Tor
kleson, Secretary McCaffrey and one
other. While here they were piloted
about by their fellow regent, Judge
Mahoney. They were out on a bust
ness mission, making their rounds by
auto.
-TheFourth was more quiet than
a Sunday in Viroqua. All business
places were closed and every person
who could secure a conveyance went
to outside points to join IN celebra-
tons or patriotic gatherings. West
by was best patronized by our people
Storm in the middle of the afternoon
disturbed affairs at all the celebration
points and sent the people hurrying
home.
Mrs. Louise Sine, one of the Cen
sor's faithful helpers for number of
years, is taking annual vacation at
her home in Soldiers Grove. This will
leave US short of workers for period
of four to six weeks, and we ask that
all who have advertisements and
notices be prompt and early in send
ing or bringing to the Office. Please
do not wait till press day, Wednesday.
Chances are that we will not be able
to handle them if you do. Personal
mention and news items of interest
are invited by mail or telephone.