Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-17
-Fine western play tonight.

Special mld-week prices at the
Star.
Miss Myrtle Shanks is home from
La Crosse visiting.
| Coming August / and 1.-THE I'M
believer" return date.
Get noxious weed notices and
blanks at the Censor Office.
Cleanup prices on ladies' suits
land coats at Suttle & Tate's.
| You can get six pounds of zoe
coffee for 81 at C. H. Ostrem's.
-Four pounds of Holstad's B grade
SOC coffee for S1.0O at c. H. Ostrem's.
-Theda Bara at the Star Satur-
day and Sunday in Dumas master
piece, Camille"
Mrs. Mary d. Brown went to La
Crosse for a fortnight, taking her two
little nieces home.
County Bee Keepers association
meets on Saturday, July 20, at o.
clock, in Viroqua.
Mr.. Howard Campbell of Cashton
spent several days with her sister,
Mrs. IA. Moen.
Twenty five, per cent discount on
all our ladies' waists this week only
at Suite & Tate's.
Miss Mildred Broadhead of Re-
treat spent Chautauqua week visiting
friends in the city.
/ Miss Mary Webb is spending sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. Law
renee Dixon, in Menomonie.
-Remembers our special sale of
ladies' waists continues until Satur-
day night. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. Chas. Shannon of Tomah
and Miss Matte jackson of Westby
visited friends in the city
u. E. Shreve motored to northern
Wisconsin, having with him Mr.. 0s-
borne of this city. Jack says the
crops are simply unprecedented in the
north.
"A special meeting of the Boy
Scouts will be held this Thursday
evening in the Congregational church
at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auley McAuley and
Mrs. T. NJ. Tower are, erecting mod
ern cottage on North Main street in
the Butt addition.
Mrs. Charles Billops and son came
] from Richland Center to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dennis,
and other relatives.
Get out and help the farmer in
harvest. 1t will do you good-renew
your younger days and strengthen you
physically and mentally.
If you want to see fine Saturday
Evening Post story, see "Ruggles of
Red Gap" at the Star tomorrow and
Friday at reduced prices.
On the mid-week nights the regu-
lar admission at the Star will be &c
and Toe for children according to age
and 15c for adults. The price includes
the tax.
4 Special at Olson's Variety Store:
Grey enamel ware, kettles, sauce pans,
wash basins, ETC., while they last at
10c each with " cash. purchase of any
merchandise amounting to $500.
Clark Bennett, western salesman
i for Marshall Field & Company, ar
rived to spend couple of weeks with
his family and relatives in the boy
hood home-his annual vacation.
Cecil Allen and family came from
Cashton and are assisting in the care
of his father, Luther Allen, who con-
tinues i'll and weak. (Mr. Allen died
this morning. Burial from the home
at 2:30 friday
-"Ruggles of Red Gap" is a de-
lightful Saturday Evening Post story
of an English Wallets visit to Arizona
Many of the. scenes were taken at
the grand canyon See this Thurs
day and Friday at the Star.
Mr. Melvin Stafslien, president
of the County Jersey Breeders asso-
citation, was a business caller from
Coon town on Tuesday. In another
part of the Censor he advertises a
number of fine cattle for sale.
-Cashton Record says it under
tr.ka H. ALAA vkasar
rested there on a charge of not regis
tering for the draft, was bound over
at the preliminary hearing for trial
|, in La Crosse federal court. He plead
not guilty.
, And the most unkind and touch
ing" commodity price increase is an
nounced-ten-cent-a glass beer is pro-
claimed by La Crosse thirst out nchers.
Other places are following suit. This
!, is indeed getting to be a cold and
; heartless world.
Frank, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B.
Potts, went to La Crosse, Monday
, morning and was examined and enlist
ed for the navy. He was immediate
" sent to Milwaukee. This is the
: second boy from the Potts family, and
Harry is in the new registration.
va hACA &AdyOA mug o. -
ceived the sad news of the sudden
death of his brother, Hon. William
Smith at. Bangor. The funeral is on
Thursday. Mr.. Smith was for many
years a member of the Smith Hard
. ware firm here, and frequent visitor
to the city. He was 70 years old.
II Miss Maud E. Neprud had as her
, guest for a day, Mr. Carl w. Peter
son of Shanghai, China, who has been
in the government custom service for
! three or four years. He is closing a
several months vacation and about
to return Mr.. Petterson's home is
in Minnesota. He went abroad at the
same time Carl Neprud did
"A party of Viroqua girls COM
r posed of Misses Eva Slack, Kathryn
: Lindemann, Verna Thayer, Flo Rogers
! and Francis Lauder, formed camping
7 party for a week near Sparta. They