Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-06-12
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Luxury it at o. E. Davis Drug

-Lux-Buy it at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Get noxious weed notices and
blanks at the Censor office.
Strictly pure white lead and oil
at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
M, Roman and family are enjoy
ing the use of new Dodge touring
automobile.
Save money by purchasing fine
picnic ham for 25c per pound at Ro-
mans Grocery.
-Zummach's weather proof paint
for inside and outside work at o. Z.
Davis Drug Store.
George Snider and Ben Adams
were Manning callers in the county
seat on Saturday.
Don't forget the fact that we car
ry a fine line of box candies. o. E.
Davis Drug Store.
Use nitrate of soda on tobacco
beds if you want good strong plants.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Mrs. W. E. Butt and son Cyrus
went to Hillsboro to make a protract-
ed visit with relatives.
Mrs. S. R. Pollard arrived from
Chicago to spend some time with
relatives and old neighbors.
Lieutenant Wade Harrington de-
parted for Camp Dodge, DesMoines,
Iowa, to take up army work.
Mrs. Levi Lake and daughter,
Hazel, went to Tracy, Minnesota, to
pass month with relatives.
The longer we are in war the
higher the prices of ladies tailored
suits. Buy now. Suttle & Tate.
Master A. f. May of La Belle
Masonic lodge is in Milwaukee at
tending grand lodge of the order.
Miss Clara Mccall went to VAL
paraiso university to take finishing
course before resuming teaching in
Idaho.
Ice cream, cool drinks and
lunches, the choicest in the city, at
Unseth's Restaurant and ice cream
parlor.
New silk dress goods this week,
Georgette crepes to match newest col
ors like old rose, khaki, Pekin blue etc.
Suite & Tate.
Miss Rose Roman is home from
Chicago for a visit. She is taking
"a course in professional nurse train
ing at Michael Reiss hospital.
Blk is a non-poisonous disinfect-
ant used in cleaning cream separators,
cream cans, etc. Ask the creamery
man or o. E. Davis, Druggist.
New hats. A shape to fit every
type of head to best advantage. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & john
son. 1872
John NJ. fainter is completing
what he says is the largest and best
tobacco shed in Crawford county, for
Chas. w. Chase on his farm near
Towerville.
Miss Eva Slack graduated from
Evanston School of Oratory at last
weeks commencement. Her mother,
Mrs. Chas. S. Slack, was present for
the happy occasion.
% Alderman T. c. Knudson has pur-
chased the tenement residence pro-
perty of Postmaster Coffland on South
Main Street. The Knudson family
will make it their home.
Henry Casson, Junior, and At
torney Blake, with their wives, mot
ored from the capital. city to Viroqua,
on Saturday, returning Sunday. Hem
ry had chance to greet relatives
and friends in his native Viroqua.
Miss Bena Peterson came from
Chicago to see her mother and numer-
Gus relatives and friends She is
saleslady in the wholesale and retail
establishment of Carson, Pierre Scott
Company.
How about it? Are you saving
any of your monthly earnings and
buying war saving certificates? The
government wants your pledge to do
this from June to January and will
pay you four per cent. interest, COM
pounded quarterly.
Mrs. John Glenn; and daughter
of Three Forks, Montana, arrived in
the old Viroqua home to pass five
or six weeks with numerous relatives
They own claim and John contin-
ues his electrical work in the city.
Jason L. Glenn and wife have home
stead near them.
-Messrs. Proctor & Proctor have
opened branch. law Office at Westby
to accommodate clients. One men,
Der of the firm will be there each
Wednesday. T .the Office rooms for
merly occupied by Attorney Grims-
rud will be occupied.
MIR. and Mrs. C. w. Franklin
motored from La Crosse and passed
a day and night among old friends.
They are liking city life. and their
daughters closed first year in normal
school. Mr.. Franklin has the candy
privilege in Doerfiinger's department
store.
Beautiful is the country land
scape just now. $ Nature is at her
best in all that charms and invigor-
ates. Accompanying this nature
spread is the promise of large golden
harvest ahead, for no year.. at this
time of June, has there been brighter
prospect for yields in crops. All
grains are heavy growth and give GER
tainty of big returns. Grasses, too,
are unprecedented in growth. Now
if blessed with good conditions for
corn and tobacco the farmers cup of
joy will run over in the approaching
days for garnering harvests. We will
do much and more than our bit in
Vernon county to feed and clothe the
world