Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-08-07

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
North of S. tomorrow night,
Thursday.
Fine stationery at o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Don't miss the fine shows at the
Star this week.
DIR. Bentson is at Minneapolis on
professional matters.
The Secret of the Storm Country
Saturday and Sunday.
Swine men, note our advertise
ment. McClurg Bros.
Dustin Farnam in North of SO"
tomorrow Thursday night
Miss Mildred Braodhead visited
Miss Elizabeth Chase this week
Barn paint at $150 per gal in s.
gallon cans at 0. E. Davis Drug Store
Doris and Frederick Dyson mot
ored to Fon du Lac to visit friends.
-Lumberman Roseland made a bu-
siness trip to the Twin Cities of Min
nesota.
Bring all your honey to Romans
Grocery and receive the highest mark
ct prices. 1913
BE sure and use DIR. Hess Louise
Killer for your chickens. 0. E. Davis
Drug Store.
p. B. Johnson and DIR. Campbell
of Zion City were visitors at the John
Stewart home Monday.
Attorney Drew and Ham Cowan
were La Fargo attendants upon pro-
bate court, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morgan were
at Adams to visit their relatives, Edi-
tor and Mrs. J. W. Haughton.
Miseac PlaDnba Thovoncop and
Verna Thayer spent part of last week
with La Fargo relatives and friends.
john w. Thayer was home from
the northern timber camps. He re-
ports crops and general conditions
good in the north.
Miss Ethel Nuzum is at Lake Ge-
neva attending a state conference of
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton city secretaries.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge, Xena
Cade and G. W. Appleman have re-
turned from Madison where they at
tended summer school.
Ben Brown and family drove to
Muscoda Sunday. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Krier, who returned
to her home in Chicago.
We. Lawten and family and Mrs.
II. NOIOSDl4Ln liAOlOACu W OOSCODCl
Tuesday evening. The ladies remain
for a visit, Will returning today
Ladies of the Methodist church
are planning on having their annual
bazaar little earlier than usual this
year, November 10Th being the date.
-Mrs.J ATewalt is at Des Moines,
Iowa, visiting her son Leo, who is
taking training in mechanical course
there. He expects to be soon trans
ferred.
Merchant T. J. Molten of Coon
Valley was a Censor caller on last
press day. He enrolled as a new sub
scriber, as scores of others are doing
weekly.
A bright new city flag floats over
Main street, hanging midway between
the Williams block ard the First Nat
ional bank Thank you, Mr.. City
Council.
Ladies of the Methodist church
give there supper for the month of
August on Thursday of this week,
beginning at five o'clock and lasting
until all are served.
John Stewards family motored
to Waukegan yesterday. The Censor
was a week previous in reporting their
vacation trip. Kenneth has enlisted
and will leave the 18th for camp.
Pavement dances arc the order
in many towns. In the main they
are given on the occasion of the de-
parture of soldiers, and are a feature
of the entertainment given in their
honor.
-Adolph Fortney was home from
Madison over Sunday. He says they
have been enjoying the training they
receive in the university unit, but
are looking for transfer to some ac-
tive duty elsewhere. Out of class
of 20 he was among the four highest
in standing.
Chester Brye, who has been but
termaker at the Enterprise creamery
for the past year, has quit the job. His
plans for the future are not known.
The director of the creamery hired
Cecil Allen to take his place. Cecil
is familiar with the place, having
spent some seven yeas there.-Cash-
ton Record.
Senator Bennett has just been ap-
pointed by the Attorney General of
the United States as an able and loyal
attorney to administer under the di-
rection of the attorney general the
matter OF war FlSk INSURANCE III YER
mono county. The place carries with
it no compensation, simply work for
the boys in the service and their fam
lilies.
Prof. R. H. Stone, who was in
structor in history in Viroqua high
school, is no more-a professor. He
paid a visit to Viroqua friends all be-
decked in natty nautical rig with
gold star on the cuff, which signifies
that he secured a commission as En-
, sign at the officers naval training
school at Great Lakes. Congratula-
| tons to him.
james H. Sherrick and wife left
home last Saturday to be absent for
week. They autoed to Madison,
then to Camp Grant to visit their son,
Blair, then on to Camp Dodge near
Des Moines, Iowa, where their son
Fay is stationed. 1t gives them fine
motor outing and pleases the soldier
sons. They were accompanied by
their daughter Edith.