Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-09-03
LOCAL OVERFLOW
Fox comedies Cor lauRhs.

State fair falls on next week.
Fannie Ward Saturday and Sunday.
-Theda BRra next Monday and Tuesday.
Go TO the moyies--the best place fol
amusement.
The Cry Of the Weak. Saturday and Sun.
--.Thada Bara in The She Devil next Mon
day and Tuesday.
See NJ. J. Felix for coats. suits and
dresses and save money.
New and complete showing OF fall and
winter coats, suits and dresses at M. J. Felix.
See our line Of snappy waist seam suits
AT The Blue Front Store, Ellefson a johnson
&C. NJ Clark Is sinking in the street IN
front Of his garage 1.0O0-gallon gasolens
tank.
"A striking variety of waist seam suits
See them at the Blue Front Store, Ellefson a
leonard Cass and Sever Layold were al
Madison for several days TO attend bee
ehnutauaua.
--Bankcr Lathrop. Attorney Drew, and Ham
COwan were In the city from LaFarge, yes
terday, in attendance upon probate court.
Hand concert In city park Friday night
Everybody ought 10 take pride In these mu-
steal events. They are purely gratis on part
of the boys.
-. +. shreve and wife. Mrs. Matte Daw.
son and Mrs. Milard Graham 20 20 Footyile,
tomorrow TO attend annual convention Of the
Christian church.
Election Of officers occurs at next regular
meeting Of Mystic Workers next Tuesday. Also
refreshments will be served. II Is expected
and desired that every Mystic be there.
Miss Vida Eekhart is visiting at Republic,
Kansas. where she taught last year. She was
also nj Winfield, her college alma matre. Miss
Eckhart will teach mathematics In our high
school ensuing year.
James Dwyre, eldest soon Of the late pio.
neer. Timothy Dwyre of Clinton town. was in
the county seat on business. yesterday. Mr..
Dwyre Is a native Of the town, among the
earliest IL not the first boy BON there.
Carl Davik and family Of Boyceville and
Miss Helen Hogenson returned home after
spending few days visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Davik and relatives and friends near
this city. They made the trip by auto.
Rev. J. Harry Bullock, who has been
spending n month in northern wisconsin, at
tempting 20 ward OF hay fever, Is at home.
He In Barron and Rusk counties. officiat.
ing in the Christian churches there during his
absence.
Henry and Louis silbaugh returned on
Sunday, from a visit to their sisters, Mrs
Taylor Melvin in Missouri, and Mrs. Pencil
Garrett in Iowa. Their nephew, Earl Melvin
came with them for an indefinite visit among
numerous relatives.
Lieutenant LeRoy Kuenning has been pay.
ing his regards TO friends in this city and
Rockton. He resigned instructor in aKri-
culture in schools 20 enter the army. Or
discha, &c he accepted management of an eK'
tensiv farm in North Dakota.
--One ~ foot Ho0ser extension silo ROOT
now on hand at Chas. s. Slack a Co.'S foI
immediate delivery. This roof adds six feet
to height Of siio when filling and saves eI
pense Of rehlling every year. u makes al
your slO investment pay dividends.
Mrs. Emma HooversOn- Ensrud, who has
been at the Folsom home for several weeks
went TO Wells, Minnesota, TO join her hus
band, who Just returned from the war. Mr.
Ensrud will take posi- graduate work at the
University Of Minnesota. where the young
couple expect 20 reside during the time.
D. VI. Buchanan, wife and daughter ar
rived home from the west. having spent five
weeks among relatives and friends IN Mon
tana. Al Seattle and Spokane they met form
er Vernonites. MIR. Buchanan says the unir
riRafed gectieuR of most Of the west s in very
distressed condition, especially in Montana and
North Dakota.
Mr. Leon j. Martin, for many years clerk
in Davis drug store, has purchased and taken
charge Of the Mariner drcg house in La
crosse His family will move there soon. MIR.
Martin IL an excellent phsrmaeist, good man
and enterprising citizen His many friends
hereabouts will wish him the best Of success
in his new business field
Mr. and Mrs ). Hozsiar and Mrs. Geo
Gilbert sutoed from Minneapolis TO visit thu
two ladies sister. 4 welcome party was Civ
en- at the Layod home in their honor. Forty
guests we're present The Gilbert and Hosslal
families left for Minneapolis Monday, Mrs
Lavold returning with them for a few days
10 attend the State Fair.
Ole Lokken passed away at his home in
Hettinges. North D0kota. September 2sth
For a half century MIR. Lolken was a prom
inent farmer Of Coon Valley neiRhborhOod
moving west nine years oga to make his home
with his children. One and two daugh-
ters all Of Hettinger, survive him. Mrs Lok.
ken d'ed several months ago. Mr.. LOkken was
Of spls nsid christian character, and sturdy piO-
neer stock, attaining the age Of - years. Hs
was an uncle Of Thos. Eilefsou Of this city.