Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-08-21
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Doings
Viroqua Vicinity

-ArbueIe this week Thursday and
Friday.
Fine stationery at O. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Big bargains in all departments
at N. J. Felix.
Miss Mabel Bowman is employed
at 0stTem's store.
August clearance sale for five
days at II J. Felix
Swine men, note our advertise
ment. MeClurg Bros.
Mrs Ben F. Smith moved from
Soldiers Grove to this city
Annette kellerman in Daughter
of the Gods, August 81.
John Devlin went to Lansing to
attend funeral of relative.
Mrs. G. f. HolTerson has an aunt
visiting her from Min, eapolis.
Write or call a. Romans Grocery
for quotations on honey. 1913
DR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 30.
We pay highest market prices for
honey. Romans grocery. 1913
Six pounds of 25e Peabury coffee
for S1.0O at Ostrem's-while it lasts.
Barn paint at $3.50 per gal in s.
gallon cans at o. E. Davis Drug Store
Come and try the new odor, Day
Dream perfume, at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
BE sure and use DIR. Hess Louise
Killer for your chickens 0. E. Davis
Drug Store.
with their wives, Phil Biddison
ana W. A. Crook motored to Sparta to
see relatives.
w. e. Lawton motored to Bosco-
bel and brought home his own and
the Goldsmith family.
Berlin via America" at the Star
Saturday and Sunday. The up to the
minute picture.
Don't fail to see Fatty Arbucle in
the "Pendelton Roundup" Thursday
and Friday, this week.
Use Red Snapper Plant Food for
all kinds of insects on your flowers
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Grouse, the professional "lather"
is here from Viola lathing the new
residence of L. NJ. Roseland.
During the indispOsition of his
father Mr.. Otto s. 0mundson has been
appointed district oil inspector.
-Viroqua school opening is post
pored one week-to August 9. And
that's a satisfactory announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Sandving of
Coon town. mourn the death of a three
year old daughter, from brain fever.
Avoid disappointment by buying
your tobacco lath now The demand
will be great this year The Nuzum
Yard
"A great combination is Good
Night Nurse" Fatty's latest and "Pen-
dleton Roundup" Star Thursday and
Friday.
Get our price on Ticktone's Silo.
We have them in stock and can de-
liver them at once. C. L. Colman
Lumber Co.
Not too early to buy your tohac-
co lath. Our lath are extra fine this
season. John E. Nuzum & Sons Lbr.
Company.
Rev. Gerald Smith "Forded" over
from Soldiers Grove yesterday Told
the Censor he had many calls to make
patriotic addresses.
1t will make You cheer to see the
boys going "Over the Top" in Berlin
via America" which comes to the Star
Saturday and Sunday.
-Youwill take commercial course
but once. Therefore attend the best
school in the country. Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi
Ben f. Norris had a fifteen foot
fall from an apple tree which he was
nthe top of relieving it of fruit. He
is wise and extremely sore by the ex-
perience.
Miss Lillian Mitby of Cashton,
was united in marriage with Mr.. Earl
E. Trowbridge of Mondovi, at the
brides parental home, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. E. Mitby.
-"Over the Top to Berlin" with the
battle cry Berlin or Bust" is Francis
Ford's latest patriotic picture entitled
Berlin via America. At the Star
Saturday and Sunday. This great
picture is now playing the leading
theatres in Chicago.
The funniest ever, Good Night
Nurse" Arbucle's latest at the Star
Thursday and Friday. Also the great
est Wild West picture, "Pendelton
Roundup" on same program.
Sale of liquor in railroad stations
or on railroad trains was forbidden by
Director General McAdoo on Monday
in an order effective Immediately and
applyingto all lines under government
control.
The new chairman from Union
town, Mr.. Martin Heidenreich, was in
the county seat on official business,
yesterday, motoring here. This is his
firsa experience in the official game,
but he gives promise of becoming an
adept in time.
-Cashton Record says Conductor
Dan Smith of the branch is taking
vacation. His place is being filled by
Brakeman Emil Zoetner. Mr.. Zoet-
ner has lost his job as brakeman on
this line, and will be transferred
Jas. H. Sherrick and family re-
turned from their motor trip to Camps
Grant and Dodge. Jim says the corn
crop of iowa is badly scorched by tor
rid heat A DesMoines news dispatch
also states that $4,000, 900 bushels of
corn valued at $40,000,000 have been
lost in Iowa through the recent hot
winds and drouth in the southern part
of the state, the federal weather and
crop bureau estimated.