Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-09-11

County fair next week.
Use Pyrethrum powder on late
cabbage. O. x. Davis.
Many nice silk and wool dresses
shown at Suttle & Tate's
A fine assortment of box candies
at o. f. Davis Drug Store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
MIR. A. NJ. Anderson of Newry,
attended Minnesota state fair.
DIR. Chase. dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
We carry a complete line Of corn
remedies. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Get ready for the fourth liberty
loan which opens September %.
New wool plaid goods for skirts
and dresses at Suite & Tate's.
George SEWERS has been receiving
a visit from his brother of Chicago.
-Maleomb Hiles and family We're
here from Lacrosse visiting relatives.
Mrs. Harry Dahl of Lacrosse paid
"a visit to Mrs L. L. Baptie in this city.
Mrs. Frank Primmer was pleased
with a visit from her sister of Sioux
City.
Don't miss seeing our grand as
sortment of coats and suits. Suite
& Tate.
Mrs. Hinsley and daughter of
Kansas City, are guests at DR., c. H..
Trowbridge's.
Mrs. Geo. G. Harris went to Iowa
to teach during absence of her hus-
band in the army.
Mrs Roy Moore improved suf-
tfciently to leave Lacrosse hospital
and return home.
Mrs. Eugene Helgeson came from
Milwaukee, where she passed the sum-
mer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Burchard of
Ivesdale, Illinois, announce the birth
of son on September 3.
Mrs. C. P. White came from Stod-
dard to spend Sunday with her hus-
band, Clerk of the Court.
The government says promiscu
Gus present giving must be abandoned,
especially in non-essentials.
The Viroqua 6-piece orchestra
will give a dance at the opera house
Thursday night of this week.
The Deters tenement cottage on
North Main street is. now occupied by
Louis Hnndrickson and family.
r. W. Baldwin is spending week
in camp TN the Mississippi river with
party of Lacrosse gentlemen.
If you have tired and aching feet,
see DR.. Schools representative at StOH
& Groves October IL, II, and IS.
Mrs Domino went to her home in
Milwaukee after spending the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Garfield Pen
nell
Mrs. Stephens of Montfort and
Mrs. Granville of Lancaster, We're
guests, last week of Mrs. II. r. Yer
geront.
Three pocketbool,s containing
money were last week recovered by
owners inserting a little ad in the
special column.
Keep in nj / the orchestra dance
at the opera lfoeiss 4sftSs3sty ssss ~.
The Viroqua six-piece orchestra will
furnish the music.
Can l get a position? Certainly
if you take a course in the Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Send for catalogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Amodt of
Chicago are taking their vacation,
spending the time at Mr.. Amodt's
old home on Round Prairie.
Mrs. Albon Lindemann went to
Lacrosse to see her son lieutenant
Acknowledgement as he passed through
from new 1OIh 10 w iliAIGpGS.
Albert J. Rusk returned from
Chippewa county. He says they ex-
perienced a frost up there that wilted
corn and other maturing crops.
Merchant C. w. Bennett and fam
lily of Dell, are passing the week in
Milwaukee visiting re 'atives ana TAX
ing in the sights at the state fair
Miss Anna Yttri went to Har-
mony, Minnesota, to renew teaching,
it being her fourth year of work there,
which tells of appreciative service.
Prof. Albert Phillips, former
teacher in the high school, spent Sun
day in the city with the Coffland fam
lily. He is stationed at Great Lakes
Naval station.
Suits for men and young men.
Make your selection here from our
stock of famous Adler Collegian
clothes. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson. 1862
-Mesdames C. w. Nuzun1 and H.
R. Vergeront, Misses Marion Dahl and
Ethel Nuzum, motored to Boscobel,
accompanied by Mesdames Stephens
and Granville of Lancaster.
A few auto owners have equipped
their machines with carburetors that
consume kerosene instead of gasoline,
so they may run on Sunday without
violating the government order.
The Home Circle gave a picnic
supper at the church for Rev. and Mrs.
Rutter, Friday evening. Miss Clara
Glenn and Mrs. Ole Anderson also en-
tertained for them at the home of the
former.
Merchant and Postmaster Allen
Holverson was caller from West
Prairie, Wednesday, taking out the
Censors for subscribers there. He re-
Gently purchased a span of Shetland
ponies for his children.
The Golden Rule" is the founda-
ton of the worlds most successful
philosophy, law, and today of the
worlds most successful business. Ex-
perience has proven to DR.. Evenson
that the Golden Rule" pays in bust
ness.