Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-09-10
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Comings Goings Dongs Of
Vroqua and Vicinity
Alice Brady at the Star, Friday.
Use Besto Dip for flies. o. L.
Davis DY1poisf

/ Alice Brady at the Star, Friday.
Use Besto Dip for flies. o. l..
Davis, Druggist.
Powell & Dawson, Insurance.
Farmers Bank Building.
/ Doors open at 1880 for the big
circus Saturday and Sunday.
Many new satin and wool dresses
now on display. Suite & Tate.
/ Baby Marie Osborne Saturday
and Sunday. Also Fox comedies.
-Slipover and Tuxedo sweaters in
all the new shades at Suttle & Tate's.
"A big shipment of bath robes and
robes to be made up at Suttle & Tate's
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koeth of
Detroit are visiting at the E. NJ. Nye
home
Elmer and Percy Roman autoed
to Milwaukee and are attending state
fair.
Miss Caryl Williams will teach
Latin in the high school at Mondovi
this year.
-Ralston Health shoes in the lat
! est styles. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson
Davis school community will hold
a meeting at the school house Friday
night Be there
new or renewal subscriptions to your
American Boy. Howard J. Thayer,
Phone 140.
--RebekkaTh eige will teach at Ath-
ems this year Miss Ruth Appleman
at Youngstown Both are Viroqua
high school graduates.
We call attention to our new line
of navy dress materials, fine quality
French serges, Jersey cloth, costume
velvet etc. Suttle & Tate.
"A complete line of the fashion
caps for fall. Nifty shapes and col
ors. See them at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
The Culver-Longworth orchestra
win play for big dance at Reads
town, Monday, September Is, and at
Soldiers Grove September Is.
The Ordeal of Rosetta with Alice
Brady and a super-stellar aggrega-
ton of Sterling artists at the Star,
Friday. Also a Lloyd comedy.
See our fine quality velour hats
for fall. We are showing these hats
in the very latest blocks. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Don't put off renewing your mag
azines. Do it now. You may miss
an issue if you wait longer. Howard
j. Thayer," The Magazine Man" phone
40.
Mrs. Ida Wells of Payette, Idaho,
is visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Amos Green. She was girl
here, daughter of James Ady, leaving
thirty years ago.
Jas. Sherrick and family returned
Saturday from trip in northern Wis
consin, also taking in the Minnesota
state fair. Blair returned to his work
at Rockford Sunday.
The bass have been biting in great
shape at the river lately. Geo. Groves.
Elmer Davis, John Fleming, Otto
Brown, c. J. Kuebler, and others have
reported good catches.
~ DIR. Mead will be found at his Of
fee above Dahls drug store all day
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, at other times he can be reached
by calling him on the Liberty Pole line
Farmers, if you are in need of
Fire or Tornado insurance call at the
First National Bank and we will send
our special agent to look over your
property and make rates. No assess
ments. 18-tf
"A Real Circus story. See the big
parade, thrilling balloon ascent and
tragic parachute descent; clowns, ele-
plants, tigers, and all that goes to
makeu pa big circus in The Old Maids
Baby at the Star, Saturday and Sun
day.
Walk up! Walk upI Get acquaint-
ed with Little Christine, pet of the
Big Top, affectionately known as Tiny,
played by Baby Marie in The Old
Maids Baby, big circus picture, Sat
urday and Sunday. Extra Fox Com
edies also.
Mrs. Julia Otteson- Flikke, who
recently returned from overseas SER
vice, is spending a twenty day fur
Tough at the homes of T. T. Sanwick
and Otto Otteson. She is at present
chief nurse at Camp Upton, Long Is
land
Henry Anderson is preparing to
move his meat market equipment to
the east room now occupied by the
Williams feed store, so that Ed. Lind
may take possession of the block to
be vacated, which he purchased some
time ago. The Williams stock will be
consolidated in one room.
Frank Knower & Sons of Har-
mony dropped ears of Silver King and
Yellow Dent corn into the Censor of
ICe lHdI are surely line specimens.
One of the Knower boys secured first
in the corn contest two years ago, and
they plan to have a fine exhibit of
poultry and farm products this year.
Congressman Monahan has intro
duced a bill to give Prairie du Chen
postoffice building. This section, al
though not too well equipped in that
respect, is much more in need of
better mail system than a building.
Patrons within ten miles of Virouua
are unable to get their county seat
mail much under a week.
Additional strikes are announced
daily throughout the country. If they
must strike, let them do so, and let us
ali go on strike with them. That is.
let us all sit still awhile and let the
procession pass by. If the farmers
for instance, would strike, that is, re-
fuse to grow anything more than
they need for themselves, what would
happen to the chaps who strut about
in the cities. and think that they are
lords of creation.