Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-25

Farmers Bank Building.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist. second floor
Ferguson building. Phone IS.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahls drug store. Phone 176.
-Frivale, the new odor of perfume
imported. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
For sore tired feet use San Tox
Foot Powder. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
John Denning barber, under Lin
'demann bank. Clean towels and linen.
DIR. Fortney and Lloyd Bekkedal
made an auto trip to Madison Sunday.
Bessie Barriseale in "A Trick of
Fate tonight Thursday at the Star
Carol Tostrud is visiting with her
Grandmother Kalvestrand at Ava
lanehe
Mrs. Otto Loffier of Lacrosse was
a guest at the August j. Smith home
Thursday.
Newest models in Mems clothing
son & Johnson
Howard, four year-old son of A.
o. Tryggestad of near Bud, fell and
fractured an arm.
Constance Talmadge in The Les
son, Friday, also another of those
screaming comedies.
"A silver bridal shower was given
to Gena Weber, Tuesday night. About
twenty were present.
The Optimo is now open for busi-
ness under new management. Come
in. and get acquainted.
For the best in ice cream, plain
and crushed fruit sundaes sodas and
soft drinks, go to the Optimo.
Jerome Favor is away on an ex
tended visit with DIR. and Mrs. Moe
at Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Has the war established woman
in her rightful place? See Woman
at the Star Saturday and Sunday.
John Fleming, Elmer Davis and
Branson Potts spent last week trout
fishing near Wilson, north of Sparta.
-Chas. Larson, expert motion pic
ture operator of Lacrosse, is here in
stalling Ben Browns, new machine at
the Star.
Miss Clara Froiland has returned
from her visit with her aunt at Hous-
ton, Minnesota. She also visited at
Rushford
Il have both large and small farms
with or without crop and stock, for
sale. Inquire of Egstad & Co., Chase
burg. 20-tf.
Felix offers radical price reduct-
ions on the latest models of young
mems waist line suits on Friday and
Saturday only.
-Robinson's Oily Louise powder
kills lice on old and young chickens;
it being oily they can not shake it off.
0. E. Davis, Druggist.
There will be public dance Civ
en- at the Readstown hall Friday night
of this week. Stephenson orchestra
will furnish the music.
"A commercial training will bring
you quick returns if you attend Man
kato Commercial College, Mankato,
MINI. Send for catalogue.
Yes Uncle, take subscriptions
der for the Saturday Evening Post.
Howard j. Thayer, Phone 140
Elmer Anderson and family of
Juanita, North Dakota, are spending
ten days visit here. Elmer is man
ager of general store in that city.
Mrs. Mahoney returned to La
Crosse after visiting at Gays Mills,
Viola, and with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Bangsburg, south of the city.
DIR. A. J. Dake, Virgil Mathews
and Bliss Hull autoed over from Viola
Friday night, and had Masonic Com
mandery degrees conferred upon them
Mrs. E. Harris was called to
Mansion last week by the serious con-
dition of her aged father, who suffers
from heart trouble. His condition is
grave.
-F.W Alexander took well earn
ed vacation from duties at the express
office, spending a week at Avoca, the
land of his birth. Forest Perkins of
Lacrosse had charge during his alb
sence.
VIM. Cox of Lynn Haven, Flori-
da, arrived last Friday to visit for the
summer with his son, Lester Cox. He
brought very nice assortment of
peaches and plums from his fruit gar
e den there.
Mrs. W. E. Butt has returned
from Hillsboro, where she was called
by the serious illness of her brother,
j. M. Wagner. His condition does
not improve, and Mrs. Butt expects to
return there at any moment.
"A camping party headed by Pro-
fessor Hart of Lexington, Kentucky,
passed through Viroqua Wednesday,
enroute for St.Paul. The tourist sea-
son is at hand, and banners from
many states pass through our city.
Register of Deeds Paulsen tells
us that soldier discharges are rolling
in fast to be recorded. 1t is a wise
move, and every soldier should take
advantage of the generous offer on
part ofthe county to record them free
Marvin, five-year-old son of Ro-
bert Skrede, was bitten by something,
presumably rattlesnake, while play
ing m the grass near the house. The
little fellow was in serious condition
for few days, but is now practically
recovered.
Clerk of Court Helgeson drove
to Lacrosse Sunday, accompanied by
Mr.. ara Mrs. VIM. Elliott and Miss
Marie Jehnstone, to see his daughter,
Mrs. Grover, who underwent opera
ton. Her children are now with Mr..
Raymond James, near Bloom City.
AS soon as she RECEIVERS sufficiently,
she win go there to spend the summer.
Mr.. Helgeson found her doing very
well.