Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-15
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters
Viroqua and Vicinity
days.

Graduation days.
Corn planting has commenced.
Join in the great Red Cross drive.
The Sign Invisible, Thursday and
Friday.
-GabePs orchestra next week,
Thursday.
New cotton and silk dresses this
week at Suttle & Tate's.
Sorghum cane seed for sale at
j. ]. Henry's Grocery. 1873
Bacon, bacon, bacon, bacon 35e
per pound at Romans Grocery.
Mrs. L. C. Davis is erecting a
fine porch on the front of her resi-
dence.
Sewing machine repair man will
be at Browns Music Store next Sat
urday
Remember DIR. Hess Panacea
makes the hens lay. Its guaranteed
by o. E. Davis.
New showing of ladies' spring
skirts in wool, silk and cotton goods
at Suttle & Tate's.
Clarence Anderson and family
spent last Sunday at the formers
parents in Liberty
Ben Andrews is moving from
Kickapoo town to Seeley, Wis, where
he has purchased farm.
j. w. Moon, a former resident
and business man of Readstown, died
at Richland county institution.
Sunday was mothers day, and
so observed, but every day is mothers
day for those who love mother.
Just received a fresh lot of pic
Mo hams or Ok ca114S nor Mound xubiIa
they last, at Romans Grocery.
Miss Mabel Helgeson came from
La Crosse to spend few days with
her sister, Mrs. George Robson.
An entertainment will be given
at the Folsom school house, Friday
evening, May II, at 500 o'clock.
Bigger and better than ever, Ga
bells orchestra of six pieces at the
See the Sign Invisible, Thursday
and Friday this week at the Star, 10
and zoe, and worth double the price.
-Chi-Namel your furniture, wood
work and floors. Anyone can use it,
come in and let us show you. 0. E.
Davis.
DR.. C. D. Mead can be consulted
at his home, 704 West Decker street
each week from Saturday 5 p. m. I'M
til Monday at 9 a. m.
Rev. j. j. Jacobson and family
on Monday, made an auto drive to
Taylor, Jackson county, where he at
tends a church convention.
Straw hat time is following close
on the heels of strawberry shortcake
time, but hard to tell, there is no con-
nection between the straws.
Shingles are cheaper than they
were a year ago. Can you think of
anything else that is? Better fix
that roof now. John E. Euzum &
Sons.
Paint and oil is high in price and
so is everything else, but you can not
afford to let building go implanted
on account of that. Come in and see
our samples. o. E. Davis.
DR.. Leslie Smith, accompanied
by his wife, came out from Milwau-
kee on Thursday They visited DR..
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Smith, remaining till Tuesday.
And the fool said ''There is No
Cod. See big Mitchell Lewis in the
"'Sign Invisible" Thursday and Fri
day at the Star Come, this is extra
good and will cost you only 10 and zoe
Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke went to
Whitehall, where she will care for her
foster mother, vino is very feeble and
aged. During her absence her sale
of Franco-American goods will be
looked after by Mrs. Edwin Clarke.
The attorney general of the state
has rendered an opinion that both
parties in an application for mar
riage license in Wisconsin must APP
pear in person before the county clerk
or make sworn statement before
a notary.
Veteran James Ady arrived from
Iowa to pass the month with his sis
ter, Mrs. Amos Green, and join his
old comrades in Memorial day observ-
ance. Mr. Ady spent the winter in
the national soldiers home at Hot
Springs, South Dakota, where 500 old
veterans live. He reports that Jacob
Benn of Viola is there.
Hon. l.. d. Glenn of HarlowtOwn,
Montana, dropped in on his father
and sister and spent Sunday while
enroute home from Chicago. He was
accompanied by his son. Dow says
western crop prospects are good. He
Is states attorney for his county and
has quite number of prosecutions on
sedition complaints. Tongue assaults
on the government and war matters
are not permitted in Montana and it
is a bad place for the 1. w. WIS and
other breeders of disloyalty and I'M
rest.
Mr.. Fred E. Burris was in the
city from Forest town en- Tuesday
He had just returned from a two
months trip through the west and
coast country, visiting many cities
of interest, Chicago, New Orleans,
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland
Seattle, spending two weeks in Mon
tana and the Dakotas. He says his
trip was well worth the money to
him Ia information. He visited four
army environments and his ideas of
military affairs and great world war
are materially changed. One of the
objects of his tour was to visit one OF
his soldier sons at Ell Paso, Texas
Mr.. Burris thinks the United States
will be obliged to clean up Mexico as
soon as the war across the water is
finished.