Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-02
October.
weather.


Delightful weather.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
AT the Star soon, TO He'll With
the Kaiser"
Miss Nelia Nelson entered La
Cross normal.
Mrs. C. f. Buffers is visiting a
sister at Adams.
Lecture and entertainment course
opens next Tuesday.
Your limit is your duty in the
Fourth Liberty Loan.
That great film ITO He'll With the
Kaiser" at the Star soon.
-Alabastine and Muresco all colors
at Q. e. Davis Drug Store.
Mrs Laurana Leavitt passed a
week in Sparta with relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Alness went to St
Olaf College to enter as a student.
Diamond dyes, Putnam dyes, and
Dyoal dyes at o. Z. Davis Drug Store
-Gabel's orchestra dance at the
Opera house Friday night, October IL.
For whooping cough use brakes
Group Remedy. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Storm proof paper for doors and
banking purposes at the Nuzum yard.
The Christian church in this city
is frightened up with fresh coat OF
paint.
John M, Bennett returned from
Lacrosse hospital, having conquered
his trouble.
A new invoice of ladies' silk and
wool dresses now. on display at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
Advertise your small wants in the
Censor special column. Quick re
turns are certain.
Miss Alma Day of Boscobel has
accepted a position as saleslady al
Suite & Tate's.
That real orchestra - the Gabe
buneh-wiIl be at the Opera house
Friday night of next week.
Don't fail to see our second big
lot of ladies' plush coats. Prices from
S25 to S55. Suite & Tate.
Shake your feet to the real mu-
sic! Gabel orchestra at the Opera
house Friday night, October II.
This week we are able to show d
good line of little children's colored
coats from years up. Suite & Tate
Rev. Rondestdvet and wife mo-
tored over from Westby yesterday
Also Station Agent Carl 0. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Max Beier of Wau-
zeka spent a couple of days at the
parental home of Mrs. Beier in this
city.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, located over
DahPs drug store. Telephone 176
All necessary night calls answered
Home phone 172.
Mrs. Anna Swiggum- Cronk, VINO
has been with her parents for a long
time, returned to Minneapolis. Hen
husband is in France.
Bring in your empty cement sacks
so that they may be used again, and
thus conserve the cotton needed by the
government. Nuzum Yard.
Our catalogue contains informa-
ton a prospective student should nave
1t viii be sent to you free. MankatC
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Rev. Jennings, assistant M. r.
pastor arrived with his family and
household effects from MelrOse. They
are now settled in the circuit parson-
age.
Tempting fur sets having the new
cape collars in baum, black and Au-
stralian opossum,- black, brown, and
taupe coney, white and black fox
musRrat, mink, seal etc. Suttle q Tate
Rev. and Mrs. Harris We're eX-
tended a welcoming banquet and re-
ception in the NJ. E. church on Tues
day evening of last week, in which a
good portion of the congregation join
ed.
Captain Roseland brought his
family home from the western army
cantonment, where he has been sta
toned for some time. He repOred for
duty again after a weeks stay at
home.
Mrs. Dug Harm of Viola, died from
what is pronounced Spanish influenza
A daughter of Mrs. Harm visited her
husband at Camp Grant, and it is
thought that the contagion came home
with her. DIR. Stormont of Viola, is
reported afflicted with the disease.
John Stoll motored to Madison
Friday, taking Alba Groves, Glen Null
len and Paul Weber to enroll in uni
versity training corps. Walter Bean
and Reuben Sherry came back with
him returning to Madison Monday.
-Viroqua and the surrounding
country sent large delegations TO Viola
fair, they had a fine time and the So
ciety put up a good exhibit and had a
taking program. There were a num-
Der of exhibitors from this section.
Edward Wig motored to Rochester
to see his brother-in-law, Edward En-
ochson, who has been under treatment
of the celebrated Mayos for some
weeks. Mr.. Enochson is not making
the improvement his relatives and
friends hoped for.
-Gasoleneless Sundays continue to
be we'll observed. There are those,
however, who disregard the govern
ment request and pay little or no at
tention, while their neighbors give
complete submission. This govern
ment request is no joke, and the man
who takes his car out on some trivial
excuse, or no sufficient reason at all
has not the right spirit as patriotic
citizen That spirit breeds only con-
tempt for law and order. In many
sections the numbers Of cars and
names of owners are taken and all
such are reported to federal author
tiles.