Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-08-06
Short News Stories of Interest
by Reporters Doings
Vroqua and Vicinity

Ocouomowoc visiting relatives.
Miss Xena Cade is visiting at
Winecone.
Cleanup prices on all our ladies'
wash skirts. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. Lauder has a sister visiting
her, Miss Fairchild of New York city.
Greatly reduced prices on all our
childrens spring coats. Suttle &
Tate.
Mrs. Ira S. Griffin of Colorado is
guest of the Griffin and Fisher fam
lilies.
Lee Sammons of Canada is here
visiting among relatives and boyhood
friends.
Twenty per cest discount on all
our spring suits, sizes l6 TO AZ. SUIT
tie & Tate
Mrs. Irman Cass is receiving a
visit from her sister, Miss Bender of
Illinois.
-Close-out prices or all our ladies'
and ehiidren's summer dresses. SUIT
tie & Tate.
Mrs. Fred stoIl of South Dako-
ia is visiting among relatives in this
community
Bernard Johnson spent last week
in Milwaukee attending convention of
retail clothiers.
"A play too big for children to en-
joy-"Within the Law" at the Star
Monday and Tuesday.
Norwegian N. F. church viii give
an ice cream social at Mills school
house Friday evening, August s.
Get your canning peaches atRom-
ans Grocery. Carload of bushel bas-
kets. Box peaches S1.50 per box.
DR. Stuart says: Roller skating
is the making of most graceful people
and also cure for nervous people.
Attorney Emmett Mahoney and
family are here from st. Paul to visit
parents and look over the old town.
Mrs. Hi Riley of South Dakota
is in this city and section renewing
friendships and visiting relatives.
-Mesdames E.MNye, B. C. Brown
and R. NJ. Wolfgram were La Crosse
guests of Paul Lawrence and wife.
Will Norris has added to his
equipment trailer" for his automo-
bile, in which he hauls supplies for the
farm.
Misses Irma Ellenz and Jessie
Chase of La Crosse have been visit
ing Miss Lillian Zitzner for the past
week
Twenty per cent discount on all
our ladies' spring coats, capes, dol
mans and suits while they last at SUIT
tie & Tate.
Merchant Adolph Surenson and
Mrs. Tamma Hall have been in Chi
cago selecting goods for the Surenson
& Dahl store.
Saturday evening a Japanese ice
cream fete will be held on the library
lawn by the Queen Esther girls of the
NJ. E. church.
Don't wait for your honey money
Romans grocery pays the highest
market price in cash when your honey
is delivered to them.
The Pastime roller rink offers
season ticket 70 any player on the Vi
roqua team who knocks a home run.
Lad Garin was the first lucky player
who will be the next.
BY all means don't forget this
Alice Joyce is playing at the Star
Monday and Tuesday in her greatest
play within the Law"
-Pastime rink open every after
noon and night except Sunday; also
Wednesday and Saturday mornings
for children, price 10 cents.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Roseland and family
spent a few weeks at the Bekkedal
summer home at Minocqua, enjoying
fishing and bathing in the lake.
Ideal conditions for securing prac-
teal business education are found in
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, MINI. Send for catalogue.
Young mems Fashion fall caps
just received. See the new shapes in
the plain green and brown colors. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & john
son.
After spending three weeks in
the Lutheran hospital at La Crosse,
following an operation Mrs. Sever
Tally is at home much improved in
health.
Next Sunday Cashton will lay the
corner stone to the new Catholic
church at 2:30. The Vicar General
of La Crosse Diocese will conduct the
ceremony.
The family of Plumber w. F.
Schram, wife and two children, arriv-
ed from La Crosse, yesterday, to be-
come residents, occupying part of Mr..
ScLram's business quarters.
DIR. and Mrs. Sathe have as their
guests, Oscar Sathe, wife and chill
dren, of Jackson, Minnesota, who mo-
tored over, and Miss Norma Hendrick-
son of Rio, sister of Mrs. Sathe.
"A bee-keepers chautauqua is TO
be held at Madison August 1928, ].
A. Doerr and L. B. Cass, president
and secretary of the county bee socie-
ty, are committeeman from Vernon.
The footwear problem is really
no problem at all if you learn to de-
pend upon Ralstons-the always sty-
lish, always comfortable shoes. See
the new styles. The Blue Front Store
l-Ellefson & johnson.
DIR. A. P. Minshall has had with
him for a short visit his son Cyrus,
of Mosinee, who has just returned
from France, after year of active
army life. Cyrus says he has had
all the military life he cares for.
Neil Rudi, who has been attend
ing university summer school since
arriving home from the army, will re-
engage in teaching, having accepted
prineipalship of Ontario schools. The
Censor congratulates both Ontario
Na,I