Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-08-20
-Brooms CSC at Romans Grocery

"DTOOIHS OJC DIT 1UuidU IEOCGTY.
Clerk wanted at j. j. Henry's
Grocery.
Fair in September. Commence
to prepare for it.
Miss Ruth Rogers passed a week
with Viola friends.
New Georgette waists at reason
able prices at M. j. Felix
Commences to feel like fall
nights and mornings cool.
R. II. Nustad, Westby real estate
man, and Thomas Call, were in the
city.
Ladies' silk poplin skirts at $3.50
and $500 in all the leading shades at
Rogers.
DIR. and Mrs. Sathe leave Friday
for two weeks visit at the old home
in Minnesota.
-Ralston Health Shoes in the lat
est styles. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & johnson.
Mrs Matte Dawson and son Miles
are at the farm home of w. W. Pow
ell in Genoa town.
Another shipment of ladies' and
misses fall coats and suits just ar
rived at M. J. Felix.
-Supt. Sanford motored to Valley
and brought home his family who
have been spending some time at A.
U. Curry's.
Mrs. c. D. Williams and daugh-
ter Caryl, returned from Colorado,
having paid visit to their senator
son and brother.
Special showing of ladies' wool
serge dresses, colors navy, brown,
green and black, at the very low price
of $14.98. Rogers.
DIR. w. L. Hogue, wife and daugh-
ter, and Miss Mary Coffland left by
car Monday morning on a 900-mile
trip to Wheeling, West Virginia.
Ben Norris and mother motored
to LaFarge. They were accompanied
by the aged Mrs. Eliza Brown, who
will pass few weeks among relatives
of that section.
-Paulsen Brothers, Paige dealers,
have added another popular car to
their line-the New Mitchell-and a
classy boat it is to be sure, thorough
ly modern and refined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Buchanan and
daughter Freda are on a trip to Sc
attic, Washington, stopping in Mon
tana enroute at Hamilton and Israay
to visit Mrs. H. T. Stanton and Mrs.
o. w. Wilson.
-LaFarge Enterprise reports that
Ben Kriigel met with painful acct
dent while playing ball. He got hit
on the nose with the ball and the in
jury was so bad that he had to be TAX
en- to Lacrosse for treatment.
When you're hungry, drop into
the Unique, the old Running place,
and you will receive real service. Plan
to take your Sunday dinners there.
Make it your headquarters for ice
cream, etc. You'll not be sorry. If.
-Youwill find Ralson Health shoes
will measure up to our claims and
your expectations. Try a pair and
Judge them by the way they fit, feel
and wear. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson.
With babies, lunch and other
things well packed, and a beautiful
day to travel across prairie country,
Rev. and Mrs. Smelly departed, Mon
day morning for Albert Lea, Mime
sofa, Mrs. Smeby's parental home,
there to pass three weeks vacation.
Gov. Philip has offered a reward
of $500 for the apprehension of the
murderer of Geo. Donley of Reeds
burg. Mr.. Donley, who was a pool
room proprietor, was murdered for
the money he had in his possession,
d0lOullLlIlS 10 dDOuC DOUO.
Notice the Saturday Evening Post
for this week, August %. 1t has 1888
pages, which contain % articles, de-
partments, serials and short stories.
Think then what you get by subscrib-
ing, 50 issues for only $500, less than
four cents an issue. Howard j. Thay-
err, phone 140.
-Hustling Phil Appleman and wife
were in the city, Saturday night, from
Bloomingdale. Phil is Monroe county
agent for Delco light and power sys-
tenn and tells the Censor that he is
having a wonderful sale, his worst
trouble being to secure help to install.
Jack Stoda of this city is assisting
Appleman in that.
Our eyes are delicate photograph
ic instruments. Eyestrain causes
headache, and other kindred nervous
troubles. The right glasses correct
eye strain and conserve the powers of
the eyes. Have your eyes examined
by DR.. Evenson at Lacrosse. He is
equipped to serve us and has done so
for over II years. DR.. Evenson linn
its his practice to refraction and his
eye examination makes it possible to
get correct glasses and correct SER
vice when we need it. Go to La
Crosse and visit DR.. Evenson.-Adv.