Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-31
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Doings of
yiroqua and Vicinity

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&C. w Graves went to Milwaukee
on a business trip.
We pay highest market prices fol
honey. Romans grocery. 1913
Steve Denning motored dowr
from his new home at Warrens.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Lotus Wise was given a sur
prise at her home by forty ladies.
Loren Baptie went to Milwaukee
and Madison on business last week.
Get the county local and wal
news and soldier letters in the Cen
sor.
DIR. Walter Cory spent day in
the old home town with his uncle, Ed
Lind.
Come and try the new odor, Day
Dream perfume, at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Baker Lehman and family are
enjoying the comforts of a Ford Sc
dan car.
Miss Lena Weimer of La Crosse
spent the weekend visiting friends
in the city.
Use Red Snapper Plant Food for
all kinds of insects on your flowers
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
"A majority of county weekly pa
pers are increasing their subscrip-
ton prices to $500 a year
Mrs. Lloyd Bolen and children
were here from Jackson county to
pass few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Chase of
La Crosse spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives and friends in the
city.
The fall term of the Mankato
Commercial college, Mankato, Mime
sofa, opens September 2. Send for
our free catalogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Swiggum have
with them for indefinite time niece,
Anna, whose husband is with the gov
eminent engineers in France.
Undertaken Ed Olson motored
over from Coon Valley Saturday morn
dren were passengers with him.
There was never time in your
life when it was such glorious priv
liege to be an American citizen as it
is today. Then who wouldn't be one,
every inch, from first to last?
Flour sacks for dress goods are
being used by Sheboygan young ladies
Miss Anna Schiller made white sum-
mer dress from IL sacks so attrac-
lively that other girls are trying it.
IT, o. Mork had as his guest for
over Sunday his nephew, Oscar Olson
of Minneapolis, who is now employed
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion in looking after railroad affairs.
Miss Alex Dogg of Winnipeg,
Canada, is the guest of Miss Kath-
crime Lindemann. On his way to New
York, Lieutenant Lindemann was ac-
| companied by the young ladies to Chi
cago.
As a matter of accommodation,
Clerk of the Court Chas. P White
made trip to Ontario, Hillsboro and
La Fargo, where he met number of
persons who made application for cit
izenship papers.
Postmaster Davidson and Lloyd
Bekkedal were over from Westby, Sat
urday, to secure new stock of War
Savings stamps for the postotfice and
bank. Distribution of these savings
stamps is from county seat post Of
fees.
-Hokan johnson was Westby
caller on Friday When he and his
venerable deceased father, Halvor
johnson, lived at Avalanche, they had
the reputation of growing the best
crops of tobacco grown in the West
Kickapoo.
Harry Nelson, who is stationed
at Chicago in the Quartermaster's de-
partment, spent the latter part of the
week with his family. Miss Alma
Nelson, who has been here for six
weeks, has returned to her position in
Fargo, North Dakota.
Mrs. Brandon Gilman and son
Mack Brandon have returned to vi
roqua from Madison, where Mack has
been for three years, pursuing his uni
versity course, and he expects soon to
take up the colors Mrs. Gilman's
daughter Ethel came to help her get
settled.
This is an off year for large APP
pie crop, yet there seems to be good
supply in all orchards. Usually wher
a tree bears heavily one year it will
lay off the next. This is generally the
case with the Duchess, Harvesters
and many of the crabs. Winter APP
pies seem to be numerous this year.
Mrs. John Glenn, who has been
here from Montana with relatives
and friends in the old home for some
weeks, returned to the west. A par
ty was given for her before her depart
ure by Mrs. Lawrence Potts, in which
relatives and friends Joined.
Separated from three orphaned
brothers a quarter-century ago while
in the state school for dependent chill
dren at Sparta, Mrs. r. S. Haldermar
of Chicago has asked the La Crosse
police to assist her in locating Clyde
Sydney and Benjamin Cohen. The
boys were A, 5, and 10, respectively
when the sister last saw them
Pay a man for his ability to cor
rect your eye troubles, but don't buy
glasses. Correct glasses depend upor
the ability of the man to recognize
and diagnose the eye trouble before
he prescribes or fits glasses. DIR. Ev
enson of La Crosse grinds his owl
lenses in his own laboratory and yot
are assured satisfaction at less cos
and trouble You get results that sat
isfy at DIR. Evenson's Office.