Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-06-19

Country roads getting in fine
-Lux-Buy it at 0. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Friday.
Star tonight, @The Spirit of the
Red Cross"
Homegrown Strawberries are
here, plentiful now.
Good farms to select from. See
T. J. Thorson, Westby.
Get noxious weed notices and
blanks at the Censor Office.
Strictly pure white lead and oil
at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Mrs. Max Roman has been in
Minnesota visiting her daughter.
"A daughter was born to Mrs.
Martin .Thorson at the Smell hospital.
Miss Esther Wise went to La
Crosse to attend summer normal
school.
Alfred Jerman of Ferryville sec
ton, was a business caller in town,
yesterday.
Mrs. Floss Stricken Brearton of
Aberdeen, is visiting at the parental
home in this city.
-Zummach's weather proof paint
fer inside and outside work at o. E.
Davis Drug Store.
Mrs. E. j. Ogden has sold her
residence property to her son-in-law,
Prof. Aug E. Smith.
Don't forget the fact that we car
ry fine line of box candies. o. E.
Davis Drug Store.
Fred P. Bean of Retreat, was re-
Gently kicked by horse, which may
lay him up for some time.
Use nitrate of soda on tobacco
beds if you want good strong plants.
o, E. Davis, Druggist.
Miss Irene Suttle returned home
after vacation spent with relatives
at Dubuque, Lancaster and Cassville.
Miss Pauline Thompson closed
her fourth year, of teaching at Gays
Mills and lis spending vacation at
home &.
Nothing will pay you so well as
a course in the Mankato Commercial
College, .Mankato, MINI, Send for our
free catalogue.
"A young son of Frank Dickson
!. was run over by an auto and received
painful wounds about t. head, at
Richland Center.
Sidney Morrison came near los
ing car. While at Retreat on recent
night, it caught fire by some unknown
process and was badly scorched.
From Chicago, Mrs. Lena Nord-
rum is having a respite at home from
nursing duties. She was accompan-
led here by patient, Miss Cutting.
James F. Parker arrived home af-
ter spending the winter at Marshfield
with his daughter, Mrs. Roy Carver,
who came with him for visit in the
old home.
Mrs. Roy Bean arrived from the
state Of Washington, where Roy has a
government position. She will visit
the Bean home near Retreat and her
parents at Darlington.
Miss 0vergaard of Lacrosse, is
employed as stenographer in the of
flee of the secretary of the county
council Of defense. She will do work
for all the war activities.
j. Z. Shreve, wife and sons and
wives, autoed to the old Greenwood
section a week ago Sunday. They
tell that farm conditions are great in
the east part of the county.
Miss Charity Hoyt, one of vi
roquas late high school graduates,
received her diploma from National
kindergarten School in Chicago, at
last weeks commencement.
Prof. and Mrs. Robert Brewer
and son arrived from the east, and
are guests of grandma, Mrs. 0. B.
Wyman. Mrs Brewer and son will
remain for the summer months.
-Milt Henry and wife came from
Red Mound to pass Sunday with rel
atives and friends. Milt thinks the
crops are generally advanced in his
neighborhood over conditions here.
The Electric Light and Power
Company have reconsidered their pro-
position of closing up shop in Viro-
qua. Their business Office in the Star
theatre block will be kept open with
Miss Gene Weber in charge. Mr.. C.
E. Hooks, of Sparta, is district man
ager and will spend three days in
Viroqua each week. Mr.. Hooks made
his first visit here last Saturday to
look matters over.
Our Beloit College students, Sid
ney Side, Rufus Fortney, and Otto S.
Sanwick arrived home for summer
vacation The latter enlisted in Chi
cago and departed on Sunday to re-
port for duty at the naval station,
Municipal Pier, at Chicago. He was
taken as far as Platteville by Adolph
.Sanwick, who went there to join his
wife and return home with her. She
has been visiting at her parental home
for a fortnight.
Many friends, old and young, ex-
tend congratulations to DR., Almon
Fortney of this city, on his successful
graduation from the dental college
of the Northwestern University at
Evanston, which happy event occurred
on Wednesday last. Before return
ing home he went to Milwaukee to
take state examination before the
dental board for license to practice,
which profession he expects to fol-
low as soon as proper location IS
found. Some months ago this young
man attempted to enlist in the gov
eminent medical corps, but to his
great disappointment, an impediment
was found in his physical organism.