Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-08-28
News Stories of Interest
by Censor Reporters Gong and Doings of
Vroqua and Vicinity

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Sergeant Wallace in person at the
Star Monday.
Dress satins in all the new shades
at Suite & Tate's.
Use Pyrethrum powder on late
cabbage. o. E. Davis.
Daughter of the Gods, Saturday
and Sunday, at the Star.
knitting yarn IN grey, khaki,
white and black at Suttle & Tate's.
The 81 ,000,0 900 picture Daughter
of the Gods, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Willard Bowman hes gone
to South Dakota TO visit her son Floyd
Il desire to take boarders for the
fall a. d winter. Mrs. NJ. Gulbrand-
son.
John NJ. Bennett succeeds Mr.
Olson as book-keeper at the Ford gar
age.
Ladies' new fall satin, Georgette
serge and pOplin gowns at Suttle &
Tate's.
e. J. FELTON, was visited by a
brother and family of Richland coun-
ty.
W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Chris Homstad at Newry on Tuesday
next
Mrs. Mary D. Brown spent a few
days at the Chester Brye home at
Cashton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. FELTON, and
daughter Fern spent a few days at
Lacrosse.
Now is the time to buy liquid
glass for preserving eggs. o. E. Da-
Wis, Druggist.
A fine line of all wool dress goods
at from $1.25 to 1915 per yard at
Suttle & Tate's,
Miss Anna Steenburg of Retreat
spent last week with the Willard Bow
man family.
Mrs David Mckee and Mrs. Bosch
of Cashton were down for the funeral
of Clifford Brye, last Friday.
Get the mustard seed, turmeric,
Cassia buds, cinnamon etc. for pickl-
ing at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
H. E. Rogers and family met Mrs
A. 0. Larson at Lacrosse on her re
turn from visit in Minnesota.
Henry Rumpee and mother auto
ed from Cashton section to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lind on Pleasant ridge
Attend the band concert and hear
Senator Bosshard of Lacrosse speak,
this Thursday evening on Main Street.
Druggist c. F. Dahl has purchas-
ed one of the Nuzum cottages in the
First ward, that now occupied by L.
L. Baptie.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Clancy, Mrs
Nellie D. Smith and Miss Alice Dodge
Of Soldiers Grove called on friends
here on Sunday.
Emil Erickson came from Itch
field, Minnesota, to look after farm
interests in Clinton town. He reports
big crops in his section
We invite you to visit our fur de-
partment, the new cape collars, sep
arately or in sets Popular priced
furs. Suite & Tate
Leslie Fisher, aceola panied by MS
wife and father-in-law, notored from
Manitowoc county to visit the Fisher
family and other relatives,
Get into the work game. Help
some other hard pressed fellow if you
can. Everybody should work, and la
Dor intensely this busy harvest time.
Il win continue to give big reduc-
tons on all my stock of fine watches,
jewelry, cut glass, etc, for ten days.
Your opportunity to secure wonderful
bargains.
"A trunk is received today con-
tanning the civilian clothes of Miss
Amy Colt, so she is in the uniform of
the over seas service and on the way
across to France.
Mrs. Martin Jackson of Cashton,
Mrs. Roy Christensen and son of Mil
waukee and Frank belly of Houston,
spent Monday at c. NJ. Morrison's all
relatives of Mrs. Morrison.
Red Cross social at the Molland
home on West Prairie last Sunday,
was great success, proceeds S120
and an immense crowd. Harold Proc
tor and j. T. Hage spoke.
w. f. Lawton and family moSored
to Boscobel, taking with them for
visit at her old home Miss Kelly of
Lacrosse. Mrs. Herman returned
with them, enroute to Chicago
George WEIGH returned from a
months sojourn in Minnesota and
northern Wisconsin. He brought
home with him sheaf grains that tell
the story of bountiful crops where he
Travelled.
Mrs. J. G.. Clawson, who has spent
some time with relatives in this sec
ton, took Thursdays train for La
Crosse, to remain over Sunday and
from there went to her home at Kas-
son, Minnesota.
Mrs. Buffers received a cablegraln
from her husband dated August 81,
telling that he and the Viroqua con-
tingent in France were well, but dam
ger surrounded them in the new sec
ton where they have moved.
See Sergeant Wallace who brings
vital message from "Our Boys" in
France and hear his thrilling lecture
Smashing the Kaiser. Sergeant
Wallace will appear in person accom-
panied with authentic war pictures.
At the Star Monday evening. Is and
3oc.
Siren Hall of Clinton was caller
on Monday. He had just completed
threshing and considered he had an
exceptionally good grain yield. From
SO acres lie took 2,247 bushels oats,
$50 barley, 112 wheat, or a total of
2,S09 bushels. From his 4 acres of
spring wheat he had 112 bushels.