Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-06-12
LOCAL JoTTINGs

Try 0lDSon GOOdle cones"
Special While they last, ladies
big coverall aprons atN75c. Suite &
Tate.
Come to the Star Saturday and
Sunday and see My Own United
States.
! See the Burning of Rome. and a
hundred other sights in Quo Vadis,
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Aline LePage was called to
Winona by the critical illness of her
sister, Mrs. Harry Baird
Mrs. Pearce of Chicago is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Clarence
| Powell, and other relatives.
Local w c. T. L. will observe
/ Flower Mission at the county aims
house on Tuesday afternoo, June is.
-Thos. Buchanan is home from La
! Crosse, making slow Improvement
after many weeks CONTINENT in hos
pital.
The stereopticon views of Alaska
shown at the Christian church last
Sunday night were instructive and
helpful
Harry Dahl and family motored
over from Lacrosse on Tuesday. He
witnessed the Fordson tractor DEM
onstration.
Big spectacle Quo Vadis, a soc at
traction at zoe, Thursday and Friday
this week.
The examination, under civil SER
vice, for city carrier in this place
embraces examination for clerks in
the Office also.
-H.A. Shower and wife, who spent
some months as attendants in Sparta
asylum, are now employed at our
county aims house.
Misses Blanche Running and
Winifred Drake, teachers at Reeds
burg and Genoa, respectively, arrived
home for summer vacation.
The county draft board has re-
ceived the work or fight" order from
army headquarters, so look out Idle
ness will not be tolerated.
Highway Commissioner Ristow
was at Stoddard, Tuesday, to locate a
large concrete bridge over Coon River
near the south village limits.
--FOrtney & Lavold's big closing
out sale will be continued for few
days. This is your chance to buy
tires and accessories at below cost.
Just received another fresh lot
of those good picnic hams at 25c per
pound, while they last, at Romans
| Grocery.
Special for Saturday and Sunday,
the big patriotic part Metro drama,
My Own United States, featuring the
celebrated actor Arnold Daily. Sum-
mer prices zoe.
| Remember the special cash price
on all implements holds good until
the Goth. Your opportunity to Sc
cure any farm tools you need at a
very substantial saving. John Stew
art Implement Company.
| Mrs. F. W. Seeman and daughter
Frances, Miss Elizabeth Schmirles and
Miss Lambert motored from Boscobel
and spent Tuesday at the Goldsmith
home, Master Francis returning with
them to spend the summer.
DIR. J. X. Chorlog and wife were
in the city briefly, last evening, en-
route to Westby, having autoed from
Madison. They We're accompanied
by Mrs Henry Casson, who came ia
visit her sister and brother, the
Haughtons.
Geo. AGroves has diversion from
his mercantile business in the breed
ing and sale of Ayerdale CANNES. He
has Just closed sale Of late litter OF
ten pups, shipped to all points of the
compass. Some time ago he sent one
to South America.
Just bit extravagant, was the
shipment, yesterday. of ten bushels
of buckwheat, by express to l.. ID
Glenn of Harlowtown, Montana, by
the Williams Feed Company. 1t was
a rush order and will cost Mr.. Glenn
a pretty sum when delivered.
Attention Red Cross workers
James Montgomery Flagg presents
his patriotic film The Spirit of the Rec
Cross, at the Star Wednesday of next
week, in addition to a special FoS
Yankee drama, The Pride of New
York.
Stephen Denning and family are
moving to Warrens, in Monroe coun.
ty, where he purchased the 90-acrC
improved farm of viii Dewitt, tax.
ing all stock and equipment. Mr.
Dewitt is crippled up with rheuma-
tism and will move to Ton1ah for the
season.
If the weather does not interfere
the sixty acres Of land leased by the
1918 Pickle Growers Department OF
the Viroqua Advancement Association
will be all planted to cucumbers
There is still time for you Mr.. Farm
err to call for seed and help boost the
acreage.
The Wisconsin Minnesota Power
and Lighting Company has removed
its local representative and manager
from Virodua. and the business OF
the corporation viii be transacted
from Sparta. Mr. H. n Starkey
who has been here in charge for q
few weeks goes to EauClaire.
E. w. Morton was caller from Re-
treat. His farm is located just over
the line in Crawford. He says his
acquaintance and interests are all in
Vernon and he would give quite a sum
! if his possessions were on this side
of the line. Mr. Morton is the only
one left here Of numerous Morton
Iname and kindred twentyyears ago.
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