Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-09-18
Attend fair.

Theatre at Opera house all week.
Lacrosse and Viola fairs next
week.
Use Pyrethrum powder on late
cabbage. o. E. Davis.
Miss Esther Wolfgram entered
Milwaukee Normal school.
"A fine assortment of box candies
at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR Chase, dentist, office IN Ma
-6ional Bank building. Phone 81.
We carry complete line of corn
remedies. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Corn shocking and silo filling
have commenced in this section.
John Bann was home for twen-
ty-four hour furlough from Chicago.
Ira Casperson is enjoying a visit
from his father, who lives at Zion
City.
Miss Emma Loverud went to
Stoughton to teach in the public
schools.
Mrs. A. E. Burnside returned
from visit to Richland Center and
Madison.
Now is the time to buy liquid
glass for preserving eggs. Q. +. Da-
Wis, Druggist.
Sweaters can hardly be gotten.
Better buy one at Felix now while
you have the chance.
Judge Bob Parker and wife are
having a visit from their youngest
daughter, Mrs. Turncliff.
Miss Marion Dahl went to River
Falls to take up her work as librarian
at the state normal school.
IIca Racfn hin dicipfpetanf fnT
flies; use it on stock, garbage and in
barns. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Get the mustard seed, turmeric,
Cassia buds, cinnamon etc. for pickl
ing at o. (. Davis Drug Store.
Our Lawrence University stu
dents were notified that college open
ing had been postponed a fortnight.
"A line notice in the Censor caus-
ed Mrs. Beck's pet deer to be returned
to her. It strayed to Avalanche neigh
borhood
DR.. Don C. Miller and family
motored down from Clark county for
visit with his mother and friends in
the old home town.
Attorney and Mrs. c. w. Graves
passed fortnight with Judge and
Mrs. Higbee at their lake summer
home in Sawyer county.
His equipment has arrived and
DR.. Almon Fortney opened his Office
over Dahl's drug store. He provided
himself with the most modern outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank English and
son Gardner and Miss lisa Joyce mot
ored from Minneapolis and spent
half week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Joyce.
Senator Bennett and Assembly
man Carter went to Madison to attend
the republican platform convention,
composed of state and legislative
nominees.
Miss Winifred Drake renews
teaching at Genoa, Miss Drucilla Lake
at Readstown, and Miss Ellen Moore
is doing like service at Torger district
in Franklin.
-Jud Alling died at the Aims
house and his remains taken to Sugar
Grove for interment. He was 63 years
old and has lived in this section for
many years.
Mr.. Fred Wood mudded it over TO
mill with his automobile on Saturday.
He told the Censor that silo filing
and corn shocking has literally com
menced in Clinton town.
Come and get Gimbel hat sold
upon honor and feeling that all is well.
Jaunty soft fall styles in brown, gray
and green. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & johnson. 1862
Senator Bennett spent day at
the state fair. Others who attended
from this city were Miss Maude E.
Neprud and her supervising teachers,
Mrs. Clymer and Miss Cook.
Young Peter Johnson found a
i nl,,opt.r,J hxr
ard Mueller, containing $40. The lad
was handsomely rewarded for his hon.
esty in reporting the same.
Miss Jane Butt came from Wash
ington, ID. c., to pass week at the
old home. She has been employed in
war work, and if her tender is accept
ed expects to serve overseas.
A new service chart register is
placed on the walls at the Methodist
church showing So boys from the con-
gregation in the war. F. W. Alexan-
der did the artistic pen work.
Three of Coon Valleys leading
young business men, DIR. Solberg, Bank
er Knudson and Druggist Moen, were
in the city Wednesday evening. The
gentlemen were here to learn the first
lessons in Masonry.
Frank Potts, in Jackie toys,
straight as an arrow after two months
in the naval service at Great Lakes,
greeted parents and friends over Sun
day He is now at Camp Logan, Zion
City, expecting to set sail any day.
Hon. Lawrence Grimsrud and fam
lily are about to leave the farm in
Coon and move to Viroqua, so their
children may have the advantages of
our schools. They will occupy the
viii Harris residence in the First
ward
-Luci1s Favor has letter from
his brothar Walter in which he says
that he is employed in a munition
plant in Alabama at SIS per day. He
was formerly employed on the con-
struction IF the Panama canal and
served W. n the army during the Dor
der instruction.