Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-09-04

-Richland county fair next week.
Home county fair only two weeks
distant September 1920.
Max Roman purchased the kumm
mercantile stock at CashtOn.
Mrs. c. w. Moore has been visit
ing relatives in Rusk county.
We carry a complete line of corn
remedies. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
John NJ. Shreve has joined the
Treseder & Shreve real estate firm.
Miss Mildred Franklin was over
from Lacrosse to renew friendships.
Miss Grace Garin spent several
Hon Chris Ellefson and wife Wis
tied at Coon Valley with Rev. Sovde's
family.
days in Cashton with her brothers
family.
Ladies skirts, new, IS to $12 at
NJ. ]. Felix.
Miss Grace Garin begins teaching
Monday in the Clockmaker school east
of Westby.
A son, Croydon Phillip, came to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wise
on August 25.
Ernest Amann remains with Vic
tory schools, opening his tenth year
there on Monday.
Miss Iva Fisher spent week
with relatives and friends in Viola
LaFarge sections.
Mrs. John Bann returned from
Richland Center and will keep books
at the Felix store.
Miss Ruby Weber is home from
several weeks spent with Chicago
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Frank McDaniels returned
home after spending several weeks at
the Mack Stout home.
Bring your clocks and watches to
Atwood to be repaired. He does good
work at the lowest prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lavold of Fit.
Atkinson visited their relatives, the
Hetland and Lavold families.
Use Besto Dip disinfectant for
flies; use it on stock, garbage and in
barns. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Fred Cowee of LaFarge has ac-
cepted a position and is on duty as
clerk at Johnson's drug store.
Leo Gariu departed, Monday, for
Milwaukee, to take employment and
night work in pharmacy at Marquette
R. NJ McAuley and wife have
been visiting their daughter at Wau-
zeka Mrs. Gerald Seal accompanied
them.
If you have foot trouble of any
kind don't fail to see DIR. Scholl's
man at Stoll & Groves October IL, II,
and 13.
The Nuzum Lumber yard has two
cars of tobacco lath in transit, which
will arrive in a few days and relieve
the shortage.
Miss Ruth Rogers, who spent the
summer vacation at home, returned to
Lewistown, Montana, to renew her
teaching work.
The county crew workers is put
ting in a concrete bridge over the dry
run Just south Of Coon Prairie corners
on the Black River road.
Miss Carroll Groves opened school
in Round Prairie district on Monday.
She succeeds Martha Rudie, who
taught there several consecutive years
IN boys interested in the new
Juvenile band to be organized should
consult with Otto Brown at once re
garding implements and other con
ditions.
-Ralston U. S. Army shoe made
on the famous Munson last. U. S.
Army Regulation Model Try a pair
The Blue Front Store, kllefson &
Johnson. 1862
Postmaster Frazier was up. from
Readstown, Saturday evening. Vint
is adding to the country's resources by
cultivating a tive-acre field of tobacco
this season.
Nd a lNn1 hot
upon honor and feeling that all is well.
and green. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson. 1862
SO chill was last Saturday morn
ing that while frost spread in some
low places. 1t has had the effect of
urging people to greater activity in
gathering perishible crops.
Miss Ruth Lindstrom, who has
been stenographer and clerk in the
county superintendent Office, has re-
linquished her position and will enter
the state university at the fall open
ing.
Charley Shannon was over from
Tomah looking up tobacco purchases
for one of the leading packers. He
intimated that it might not be long
before himself and wife returned to
Viroqua.
Theodore Stoleson of Round Prai-
RE section, placed on the editors table
a quart of delicious Strawberries, the
variety of perpetual bearers he has
been successful in growing They
produce berries till heavy frost falls.
"A picnic gathering of the Brown,
Conner and Goodell families was held
p. the Goodell home in this city on
Sunday, about thirty-five being pres
ent. 1t was farewell party for Mrs.
McGonigle and son of Chicago. who
have been visiting relatives for few
weeks.
Mr. Levi Eckhardt of Sylvan, who
some months ago purchased the Ole
Anderson home on North Main street,
and has been making improvements
in the fine home, has his family here
ready for school opening That's the
main reason for coming to Viroqua,
together with the fact that the city
has no bonded Indebtedness like most
towns.