Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-29

Insure with John Dawson q 20.
-Mrs.Gott arrived home Thursday.
Bring your eggs to Romans Gro
Gerry.
-Lux-Buy it at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Fatty Arbucle next week Thurs
day and Friday.
Local VIC. T. U. meets with Mrs.
Mead next Tuesday.
Get noxious weed notices and
blanks at the Censor Office.
Strictly pure white lead and oil
at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
-25 cent bulk coffee, 5 pounds for
$1.00 at Romans Grocery.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Attorney H. P. Proctor is con-
fined to his home by sickness.
Paul Hanson of Harmony, is in
the city taking medical treatment.
Big bargains in trimmed hats at
Mrs. A. o. Larson's millinery store.
-Maciste, The Giant of Caberia,
in the Warrior, Decoration day and
Friday
-Vulcanizing done at the garage
of Honaker & Horribly, the old Solver
son stand.
Matches cents per box, not over
FIVE boxes to each customer at Ro-
mans Grocery.
-Zummach's weather proof paint
for inside and outside work at o. E.
Davis Drug Store.
Use nitrate of soda on tobacco
beds il you want good strong plants.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
DIR. W. NJ. Throwbridge, wife and
son Frederick are off for an auto out
ing to northern Wisconsin.
Beauty your home and lot. Buy
some of the fine flowers and plants
now being shown at Felix store.
Ethan Minshall left for Lacrosse,
this morning, to enlist, hoping to be
assigned to the engineering corps.
Mrs. Perry Hayes came from
Wood county to assist in the care of
her brother, James LePage, who died
last Thursday.
Miss Harriet Berts departed for
Loyal, after visit with Miss Leona
Heck. Miss Heck accompanied her
as far as Lacrosse.
Definite dates are now assured
for the showing of the big film, "The
Kaiser, Beast of Berlin, June and
10, Sunday and Monday.
Bert Gardner and wife were up
from Chaseburg to attend commence
ment, their daughter Dorothy being
one of the class of graduates.
Blk is a non-poisonous disinfect-
ant used in cleaning cream separators,
cream cans, etc. ASK the creamery
man or o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Assessor Alex Skolos of jefferson
walked to the city yesterday to see
the soldiers off, arriving just in time
to see the train pass over the hill.
Its different, The Warrior, seven
reels of thrills, marvellous herculean
exploits, spectacular swift action and
unrestrained laughter. At the Star
Decoration Day and Friday.
Blue Jeans Saturday and Sunday.
-Hobert Clark moved his family
to Sparta. His place in the Ford gar
age is filled by Homer Cunningham,
who moved his family to the city.
Notwithstanding bad weather and
worse roads, the Vernon District Luz
theran annual meeting held at Moen
church last week, was a great success,
every congregation being represented
by pastors or lay. members.
The Kaiser films which were mis-
shipped will now positively arrive
Sunday, June by special messenger.
A bran new copy has been ordered for
Viroqua and the Exchange service has
done all in their power to give US the
first possible showing.
&C. NJ. Clark has installed mod
ern convenience at his Buick garage
which will prove a very great help to
motorists-a machine which furnishes
water for the radiator and air for the
tires. A "jitney" makes it do the
work for you. Investigate it.
When a picture is extra fine we
want all to see it, therefore the Star
has booked Viola Dana in Blue Jeans
for Saturday and Sunday. This film
was run last Friday. Ask those who
were fortunate to see it. You will
like every bit of it and the last reel
will make you forget you are looking
at a picture. 1t is thrilling.
Olaf Walby is deeply grieved by
the death of an aged aunt, Mrs. Jo-
hanne H. Haukaas, 81 years old, who
passed away in the town of Christiana
after residence there since the days
of early pioneering. Funeral and in
terment was at Coon Prairie church
conducted by deceased longtime pas
tor, Rev. Holverson. 1t was with this
aged aunt that Mr.. Walby made his
home from youth to manhood.