Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-06-05

June.
Hello, Fatty.
Month of roses.
Country districts look fine.
William Farnum, Saturday.
Next great event, Fourth of July.
Coming, The Unbeliever, July 8
and 4.
See the Beast of Berlin, Sunday
and Monday.
Try to get in Sunday or Monday
to see the Kaiser.
When a Man Sees Red, William
Farnum, Saturday.
Use caTbolineum for preserving
post, lumber, etc o. f. Davis.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Mrs. A. E. Burnside is visiting
her brother, Clint Hazen at Tonlah.
-Alabastire and Muresco for tint
ing walls, at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Lund are
happy over the arrival of second son
Miss Lulu Bul'lin of Tomah has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. John NJ.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. E. Thompson
are rejoicing over the arrival of big
nine pound boy.
Remember DR.. Hess Panacea
makes the hens lay. It's guaranteed
by o. E. Davis.
-Gibson's Ice Cream by the dish,
cone or bucket, at Unseth's Restau-
rant, next to Overland garage.
Thursday evening Rev. E. o. Hof-
stead will deliver an address before
the Westby temperance society.
A e g..
Gimbel hats just received. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Walby have a
little daughter in Lacrosse hospital.
She was operated upon for ear trouble
-Chi-Namel your furniture, wood
work and floors. Anyone can use it,
come in and let US show you. 0. E.
Davis. e
-Viroqua is getting the cream of
the movies. Mr.. Brown is booking
nothing but big city attractions at
low prices.
Buy noxious weed combined no.
tees and blanks at the Censor Office.
We have them complete. Mail or tel
ephone your orders.
Don't put off getting a business
education until it is too late. Send
for Mankato Commercial College cat
alogue, Mankato, MINI.
Peter Hexvold of Franklin is in
the city taking treatment for trying
case of blood poisoning in his left
hand. He is stopping at Mrs. SHELLS.
Mr.. R. I. Bentson returned with
his son, Martin, to Dunn county to
pay him a visit. They will make an
observation tour of northern Wiscon-
sin by automobile.
Shoes, low shoes or the high
styles. Our stock contains a style
that will meet your ideas of price and
quality. The Blue Front Store, FL
lefson & johnson. 23-2
DO you want auto tires below
cost; accessories at cost; second hand
cars at big bargains ?If you do, don't
fail to attend Fortney & Lavold's clos
ing out sale from June to June 10.
&C. E. Halvorson has installed
new machinery for sharpening and re-
pairing lawn mowers. Bring him
your old machines and have them fix
ed up like new. 1872
Martin Larsen just delivered to
Cashier W. F. Lindemann of the Bank
of Virouua, a new Model Six, seven
passenger Studebaker automobile. He
says it is very difficult to secure ma
chimes this season. He had car
load promised for March, and they
are just coming.
F. NJ. Minshall and Geo. B. Fish
err are in Milwaukee attending Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows. Mrs. Ira Cas-
person is representing the Rebecca or
der in it's grand lodge, sessions at the
same place and time.
Mrs. w. H. Lehman and two little
boys leave tomorrow morning for
Minneapolis, to spend week with
relatives. From there they go to Mil
Ter, South Dakota, to visit friends at
which place Mr.. Ledman conducted a
bakery twelve years ago.
Mr.. Ed. Mills and sister autoed
to Lacrosse, Sunday, having as pass
engers Rev. and Mrs. Bullock, Will
Post and wife. They went to hear
z. T. Sweeney in his baccalaureate
sermon before the state normal school
graduates. J. w. Lucas and wife
went over by train for the same pur-
pose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gorsuch
were called to Readstown to attend
the funeral of the latter's only broth.
er James Draper, who died there from
acute Bright's disease, after an illness
of ten days. His funeral was at the
old home on Mill creek United Breth-
rem church. Mr.. Draper was 68 years
old, had lived in Richland county most
of his life He bought village pro-
perty and moved to Readstown last
fall, where a daughter and son-in-law
kept house for him. He leaves fam
lily of grown children.
-Whenthe thermometer goes down
a ton of coal in the bin is worth two
in the mine Remember this and put
in your coal without delay. This re-
calls, too, that fairly good provision
has been made in the farming section
where they have timber lots, for ev-
erywhere, cords upon cords of fine
wood are piled. Every man who has
a piece of timber and insists on buy
ing coal for fuel, comes pretty near
being sloven, for there is not wood
lot in the country but will produce
from waste and down trees sufficient