Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-07-31
LOCAL JOTTINGS
June Caprice, Star, tonight.

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Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Bert Frohock spent week at Eau
Claire with relatives.
Two navy recruiting officers were
in the city on Tuesday.
THE Honor System" Saturday
and Sunday at the Star.
A California party Of auto tour
lists was in the city last night.
Mrs. John E. Nuzum has as her
guest Mrs Wooster of Winona.
REV. J. J. Jacobson preached for
Cashton Lutherans Sunday night.
Barn paint at $3.50 per gal in s.
gallon cans at 0. Z. Davis Drug Store
Mrs. Nettie Bezenek Krier of Chi
cage is visiting the Brown families.
Sc it sure-"The Unbeliever'-
now playing Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Frances Bronson and Mary
Ingersoll are in Michigan visiting.
Crop reports are not favorable
from Montana, North Dakota and Can
ada.
"A few more big bargains in ladies
spring suits and coats at Suttle &
Tate's.
"A film of 100 thrills, "The Honor
System" at the Star Saturday and
Sunday
Miss Iona Slack and Miss Agnes
Tracy If Appleton are visiting at the
Chas. S. Slack home.
Nothing better than THE Unbe-
lever" See it at the Star Thursday
and Friday evenings.
Fox greatest human story ever
told, THE Honor System" at the Star
Saturday and Sunday.
1.-THE Unbeliever" is a big picture
done in masterful way. The most
perfect of all war dramas.
"A big stock of soldiers yarn on
hand at Suttle e. Tate's-the finest
quality in white, gray and khaki col
ors.
Mrs. Elnora Dahl Whitney, who
has been visiting relatives in Vastly
and Viroqua for several weeks re-
turns with her little daughters to her
home in the state of Washington.
-Perley Brown and family were
over from Stark for a day visiting
relatives and friends. They motored
to La Crosse and brought home their
daughter, who attended normal sum-
mer school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Pierce took
their daughter Laverie to La Crosse
Lutheran hospital where she was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis. This
was on Monday, and the young lady
is getting along nicely.
Scores of ministers have taken
''The Unbeliev'r" from the screen to
the pulpit. 40 better sermon ever
shown on lie screen. An inspiration
to all drafted men, a comfort to the
mothers See it at the Star.
A fruit treat unusual was pre-
scented to the editor By George B.
Fisher, who gathered from his gard
en- four varieties Of raspberries, straw
berries and black berries. They were
as handsome to look at as they were
pleasing to the taste.
DR.. Suttle receives information
from California that his son Henry
is soon likely TO 90 overseas. He is
\ in the ambulance and anitary corps
at Fort Carney, near San Diego, where
| 1000 men are trained 70 time. Dur
ring vacation season Miss Lois Suite
is doing Y W. c. A. uuy in the same
| santonment.
Relatives who came to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Sweger were
Her son, Rev. Eben Sweger, and fam
ily. of Cooperstown. VI nnesOta; Prof
/ Theodore Running, Ann Arbor, Mich.
igan; Albert Spellum and Mrs. 7. A
/ Thompson Of Coon Valley Rev.Sweg-
er and family win rema 2 for a month
Prof. Running is putt e IN mis- sum.
mer on farm at Eu nford, Mime
sofa.
&C. Z. Parr, new owner Of the Az.
alanche mills, has pure ased the large
( gasoline engine Of Lloyi Bolen 70 rur
the feed and Touring machinery in the
same. Lloyd was down from Jack
son county TO transfer the engine. Hs
says they experienced 2 forest fire
al their new home section that des'
( troyed eighty acres Of growing young
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