Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-07-23
Town is extremely quiet.

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Town is extremely quiet.
Mrs. E. o. Larson returned from
a visit to the Twin Cities.
Handsome figured Georgettes for
waists at Suttle & Tate's.
Edgar Kast arrived from South
Dakota to pass the season.
George D. Thompson was over
from Hillsboro on business.
Frank j. Davis of Retreat was a
city business caller on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Book spent
Sunday at the Earl Akin home.
Our sale on waists ends Satur-
day, July Goth. Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. Clara Tanning of Sparta, is
in the city the guest of Mrs. o. G.
Brown.
New dress goods in plain and fig
ured voiles now on disnl, at Suttle
& 1ate's.
Rev. Emmanuel harris and fam
lily now ride in new Oakland Six
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buchanan
went to South Dakota to pay visit
to relatives.
Victory ball team gave De Soto
nine drubbing at Victory last Sun
day, II to 3.
ORB Benson returned from Roches-
ter, where he spent a week at the
Mayo clinic.
Miss Agnes Thompson has been
at LaFarge visiting her sister, Mrs.
Willard Chase
Oscar Espeseth of St.Paul spent
Sunday at Viroqua, driving from
Sparta by car.
Gilbert Olson, salesman at Os-
trem's store, went to La Crosse for re-
moval of his tonsils.
We will continue our sale OF la
dies waists the remainder of this
week Suttle & Tate.
Miss Olive LePage is passing the
week with her friends, Jennie and Ag-
mes Seland of Coon Prairie.
DIR. Peterson and family of Sol
diers Grove were calling on numerous
Viroqua relatives, yesterday.
Read advertisement of the Coop
er Wagon Company. Aug. Kriigle of
La Fargo can tell you the rest.
The Bible school of the Christian
church is spending their annual picnic
today. They have gone to Mapledale.
$3.50 less than the price of the
.ers'. Colors navy, brown, taupe and
black.
"A number of personal effects left
on the chautauqua field may be re-
claimed by applying at the Farmers
Bank.
Miss Elsie Bendel and Miss Jose
phine Albrecht returned to Lacrosse
after spending three weeks with Mr..
Vld Ire a ri IL
-Mesdames F. NJ. Towner and l..
c. Boyle departed, on Monday, for
Spokane to visit with their relatives,
the Frank Tate family.
Clarence Nelson and family of
Westby and Mrs. Jerry Nelson and
son of Monette, Missouri, visited at
the Nicholi Nelson home.
NO matter where you live or what
magazine or newspaper you want.
send me your new or renewal sub
scription. Howard J. Thayer, Pho ne
140.
Mrs. o. Swiggum returned from
St.Paul, after spending some time at
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Ella
kendrick, whom she reports improv-
ing slowly
White wash skirts in gaberdine
and fancy stripes, all sizes from rs
to 80 waist. This may be the last we
will have for two years. 1t will pay
you to buy now, at Rogers.
Thursday of this week-soldier
welcome and celebration at LaFarge.
Every person who can well do so, in
country and town, should lend their
presence to this patriotic demonstra-
ton.
Many attractions at LaFarge this
week Thursday. Honor the soldier
boys by attending LaFarge citizens
have put forth energy and spared no
expense to make this even worthy of
the cause.
Hon. Henry Rentz was in the
city, yesterday He has returned to
the farm at Esofea after a years
work as cashier of StodG I'd bank dur
ing absence of Cashier Y all, who was
in the army.
Get your order in early for black
berries; if weather continues dry crop
will be short. Can furnish crate lots
by July %. Telephone G. B. Fisher,
1894 or call at the Egg Market and
leave orders.
Vernon county has quite num-
Der Of teachers and young people in
attendance at the university summer
school. Among them Miss Mary
Graves, G. N. Appleman, Thos, Akin.
Neil Rudi and doubtless others.
Mrs. c. D. Williams has closed
her home for the summer season, and
on Sunday accompanied by her daugh-
ter Caryl, departed for Chicago to re-
main indefinitely. They expect to Wis
it Senator Roy Williams in Colorado
before returning.
The Norwegian parochial school
in this city is fairly well attended. In
the English Miss Hildah Loverud has
81 pupils Prof. Stenseth in the Nor
wegian has Is students. From four
years ago the conditions are exactly
reversed as to English and Norwegian
Three auto loads drove through
to Bangor Sunday, namely, Walter
Reed and family. John Heck and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sisbach, Leo
Somerfeld, Clarence Olson, Tilman
Peterson and Grandpa Heck, to spend
the dag With Otto SOmerfelJ and fam