Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-09-18


L. G. Norris
Attorney Hammer and wife We're
over from Hillsboro on Friday.
Wanted, at the postoffice, city
carrier. Make early application.
Mrs. S. z. Jerman of Readstown
has been guest of Mrs. n. E. Fortney.
Mr.. Lars J. Brye is confined to
his home by an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Theodore Johnson OF West
Prairie went to Lacrosse for hospital
treatment.
Last week was a bitter one for
fair holdings. Friday was The only
pleasant day
%. B. Lincoln, one OF Hillsboro's
leading mechanics for thirty years,
died at that place,
Matthias Matson returned from a
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Albert
Water, in Montana.
Miss Lillian Kromrey has gone
to Huntington, West Virginia, to take
up missionary work.
Mrs. d. +. Jones and other Sparta
ladies motored here and called on
friends last Saturday.
Bring your clocks and watches to
Atwood to be repaired. He does good
work at the lowest prices.
John NJ, Bennett underwent an
operation for trouble of long stand
ing in a Lacrosse hospital
Geo. Z. Southworth and DR..
Chambers were LaFarge business call
ers in the county seat on Friday.
-Asbury ladies aid will meet with
Mrs. Emmett Dickson, Thursday after
. A IL
Adler Collegian clothes at The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & john
son. 36-2
Mrs. Hutchinson of Portland, Ore
gon, arrived for visits with relatives
and friends in this city and Reads
town.
Mr.. Tell Hooverson was in from
Utica, yesterday He said most of
the tobacco was in shed in his neigh
borhood.
Get our price on Ticktone's Silo
We have them in stock and can de-
liver them at once. c. L. Colman
Lumber Co.
DR. Fortney, Dentist, located over
DahPs drug store. Telephone 176
All necessary night calls answered
Home phone 172.
If you are not content with your
condition, improve it by taking q
course in the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI.
Rev. J. E. Reed and wife leave.
today, for a business trip to Montana.
going by car c. H. Mills acconpan-
led them as far as Aberdeen.
Dean H. L. Russell. college of ag-
riculture University of Wisconsin has
issued warning against starting
chain letters for the Red Cross or any
other patriotic purpose.
Keeping the law and keeping the
Golden Rule are entirely separate and
distinct in business. DR.. Evenson rec
ognizes the moral obligation when
prescribing glasses for your eyes.
Joseph and Hugh Buchanan. with
their wives, autoed to LaFarge, Fri
day, to see Carlos Buchanan and fam
lily. The Senior Buchanan had not
been over there for ten years.
Full value in tailoring, materials,
style, comfort-you can be sure of
these when you buy Adler ollegian
clothes. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson. 36-2
Felix is showing a splendid line
of ladies and misses ready-to-wear
garments-coats, suits and dresses for
autumn and winter which viii surprise
and delight you. Go and see them.
State officers, departmental heads
and employees, total of 800 people
occupying offices in the capitol at
Madison, gather on the lawn daily at
SIS a. m. to sing the Star Spangled
Banner.
Chairman Proctor and his force
of helpers completed sending out
missionaries for the fourth liberty
loan to more than 5000 property hold
ers. They have commenced to return
from all sections of the county.
After spending the summer with
relatives, Mrs. Fay Dennis departed
for her home in Buffalo, Wyoming,
stopping enroute to visit her husband,
who is stationed at FtLeavensworth.
Fay may now be addressed as SER
geant.
-StanleyJacobus of jefferson town,
is a recent winner in a cream sepa-
rator contest. His essay on the subject
was one among many hundreds sub
mitted by children from every state
in the union. The Censor extends
congratulations to this Vernon county
lad
F. NJ. Baker returned from the
west on Friday, where he passed two
months assisting the harvesting of
crops. He tells US that South Dako-
ia is simply fine this season, about a
half crop in Montana and North Da-
kota injured in many sections by the
drought and hail.
Blair Sherrick ran home from
CampGrant and passed Saturday here.
He is having busy and pleasant
time down there. As a member of
the base hospital band he has oppor-
tunity to visit many cities and differ
ent sections of the country. The or
ganization is detailed to play for var
ious patriotic demonstrations. To
Blair there is one thing apparently
sure-that he will not be permitted
to Ego over" for the battles and SER
vice in France. All the boys with
pep want to see and be a part of the
big things of the war.