Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-24
LOCAL J0TTINGs
Quiet in town.

Insure with JonE Dawson & 20.
The Unbeliever Thursday and
Friday next week.
Fine stationery at o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
The Legion of Death at the Star
Saturday and Sunday.
Write or call at Romans Grocery
for quotations on honey. 1913
You can get six pounds e zoe
coffee for 81 at C. H. Ostrem's
Barn paint at $3.50 per gal in s.
gallon cans at o. E. Davis Drug Store
-Four pounds Of Holstad's B grade
soc coffee for $100 at C. H. Ostrem's.
Loren DeGarmo and wife came
from Racine to visit ViroQua rela-
tives.
Mrs. Ernest Stout of Charles City,
Iowa, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Stout.
Bring all your honey to Romans
Grocery and receive the highest mark
ct prices. 1913
BE sure and use DR.. Hess Louise
Killer for your chickens. o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson was in La
Crosse to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. viii WEIGH.
Another big Metro production
The Legion Of Death, at the Star Sat
urday and Sunday
Mrs Mary Lillis returned from La
Crosse where she spent some time
with her daughter.
-Jeweler S. 3. Lillis and wife mot
ored from Hillsboro and spent Sunday
evening at the old home.
-Book-keeper Lawrence Olson of
the Ford garage is spending vacation
in Black River Falls.
Chris Welch was a passenger in
an auto party that went to Clark
county to look at land.
Mr. and Mrs. Fredericks of Nit
shell, South Dakota, is visiting Ed
Cox and family in Viroqua.
William Shower is receiving a
visit from his daughter. Mrs. Otto, of
Aberdeen and her little son.
Making the trip by auto, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Casperson went to Zion City
to visit Mr.. Caspersons parents.
Mrs. Elijah Powell and son Car
son passed few days with Willard
Powell and family in Genoa town.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Eide went to
La Crosse, the former for hospital
treatment for supposed blood poison
ing.
Mrs. Carrie Tate is taking annual
vacation from business, passing a few
days with her son Phil and family in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Felix took two
of their children to La Crosse for min
or throat operations. Herb Weavil
and wife had their son there for SIM
liar purpose.
General Bancroft, who made the
patriotic address here last evening,
was accompanied by his, wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards of Richland Center.
While here they were guests of the
Editor of the Censor and his daughter.
About fifteen members attended
county bee-keepers' meeting last Sat
urday. 1t was decided to hold annual
meeting in November. A price for
honey product of the season was de-
termined. All apiarists say there will
not be half normal yield of honey
this season.
"A fine farewell was given four
West Prairie boys who went to the
war, at the home of Chris Brudos,
Monday evening, when a company OF
sixty gathered for the purpose. Good
les were served, speeches made byRev
Ramberg and others and nice col
lection divided between them. The
boys are Jacob Davis, Herman RAM
berg, Arthur Flikke and JOHN Davis,
Attorney Harold P. Proctor chap
eroned a party representing the wom--
ems branch of the county council OF
defense-nine ladies who held official
meetings at Hillsboro Ontario and
La Fargo on Tuesday. They were
Mesdames H. P. Proctor, Jr., R.W
Baldwin. J. H. Bennett, c. E. Lauder
c. S. Slack. Selmer Neprud and Misses
Maud Neprud, Clara Glenn, Frances
Lauder and her guest.
The true philosophy of life lies IN
doing good for the sake OF the deed,
ana not for the desire to be honored
or memoralized. The man who leaves
the world better for his life has but
done his duty. To have done less is
to have lived in vain. Benevolence
that seeks immediate publicity, pub
lie spirit that demands advertising
Icreditable deeds that are attended with
boasting. and useful lives that hope for
perpetual memorials are not the true
ideals of right living. Truly an IN
selfish man is 'sthe noblest work oil