Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-07-16
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July half gone.
-Madge Kennedy, Friday, Star.
Wonderful time for hay harvest.
Harold Lockwood, Saturday and
Sunday.
Remember LaFarge soldier well
come July "a.
Roy Gorsline came from South
Dakota to visit relatives.
-Frivole perfume and toilet water
at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Use Cranolene Ointment for &c
zema. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
For fresh and fancy groceries,
go to Carl NJ. Froiland's store.
"A special sale on ladies waists
this week only at Suttle & Tate's.
Miss Ruth Munyon had as her
guest Miss Flora Lille of Wausau.
1t will pay you to fit yourself up
with waists now on sale at Suttle &
Tate's.
Lay in your COAL" they tell us.
But that's no suggestion to help yo1
keep cool on hot day.
New styles in the famous Gimbel
hat just received. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
ALT the latest styles in mems dress
shirts both fancy and staple patterns.
The Blue Front, Ellefson & Johnson.
Miss Pauline Thompson, super
vising teacher in Portage county, is
spending vacation at her home in this
city.
The very latest chance to see the
late Harold Lockwood in his screen
classic pictures, Star, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Abner Silbaugh departed for
her home in Idaho, after two months
passed here among relatives and
friends.
BE a business woman. You have
the natural ability. Supplement it by
a course in Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi.
Rev. Gerald Smith is taking a re-
cuperating rest from ministerial work
at Soldiers Grove, passing the time at
the parental home in this city.
-Neckwear for the well dressed
man, in all the very latest coloring
effects. Ask to see them. The Blue
Front Store, EllefsOn & johnson.
Veteran NJ. V. B. Richards re-
turned to Mineral Point with his
daughter and son-in-law, who were
here to visit hime and Miss Anna
Turner.
Building operations in the city
are going forward well. Scarcity of
mechanics is the drawback Like con-
ditions are reported throughout the
country districts.
DIR. Mead will be found at his of
fee above Dahl's 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.
Shampoo your hair with SanTox
liquid shampoo ,Nyals' liquid shampoo,
Birds Head wash, Wanon's shampoo
bags, Canthorx, or Mulsified cocoanut
oil, and get them at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Grocer Stanley A.Sweger is about
to take a'ger tiIeAaz-za-s.isas more than a
thousand 80 visit his brother
in North Dakota. He is to be ac-
companied by his uncle, Thomas Stew
ems. They go in Stanley's big road
ster car.
in a letter asking that the adj
dress of her Censor be changed, Mrs.
Matte Savage-Mosier writes that her
husband has retired from teaching
and is to take charge of large acreage
of walnuts and engage in general ag
riculture.
Mrs. Van Bell writes to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Potts, that
their crops in Canada were practical
ly all destroyed by tornado, which
passed their way. Many others in
their section of Saskatchewan also
suffered severe crop destruction.
-Workmen are engaged in remov-
ing the residence from the new hos
pital location to position on the ex-
IRENE adjoining lot. Those in author
ity fear that it will be impossible to
make greater Roadway the present
season than to put the foundation
walls in place.
-Fennimore, the little town in
days at the close of each harvest, has
set upon July 81 and August 1, as the
time this year. They always have a
program worth attending.
-Lastweek and last Saturday were
unusually quiet periods for town.
Farm work-haying, tobacco and corn
cultivation kept people away from the
hub. But what a stampede for the
city on Saturday EVENING" The streets
were so congested with automobiles
that it was difficult to get about. The
stores and movie house were active
with buyers and pucture seeing till
close to midnight.
-Viroqua has, new individual bust
ness concern, the plumbing establish
ment Of Mr.. w. F. Sehram, who ar
rived a week since and opened in the
Fladden-Henrickson building, one
door east of the First National Bank.
Mr. Schram is a workman with years
of experience, prefering to locate in
smaller town after years spent in
Lacrosse.
Miss Maud E. Neprud came from
Madison to pass Saturday and Sun
day in Viroqua and Coon Valley. She
was the recipient of warm congratu-
lations on her good fortune of a lu-
crative and very important state ap-
pointment. Monday morning Miss
Neprud started out On her initial Wis
itation to state institutions, the home
for dependent children at Sparta be-
ing first, then to the home for feeble
minded at Chippewa Falls. A consid-
cradle portion of the boards time is
given to work of inspection and su-
pervision of the numerous institutions.