Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-07-30

nd Vicinity
"A prayer that was answered-see
"a Turn in the Road"
-Frivoie perfume and toilet water
at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Use Cranolene Ointment for ee-
zema. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
The voice of truth-see "a Turn
in the Road" Star Saturday and Sun.
John Devlin and wife and Mrs
Seymour visited relatives at De Soto.
| The search for God-see "A Turn
in the Road" Star Saturday and Sun.
! -All-conquering love-See'A Turn
in the Road" at Star Saturday and
| Sunday.
We pay highest Chicago market
price for all kinds of honey. Romans
| Grocery.
Captain and Mrs. Buffers are at
Adams visiting with Mrs. Buffers
father
Twenty per cent discount on all
our spring suits, sizes 16 to ~. SUIT
tie & Tate
Band concert at the Eckhart park
Friday evening at SIS. Come and
enjoy it.
Twenty per cent discount on all
our spring coats, sizes Is to 40. SUIT
tie & Tate.
Miss Heath, teacher at Burling-
ton, is spending few days with her
| friend, Mrs. Heindel.
Billy" Shower, mayor at the
court house, has been paying visit
to his daughter in Milwaukee
Frank and George Minshall have
a string of four horses which they are
fitting here for fall race meetings.
Special rates will be given on
bulk ice cream for picnic parties, soci-
ais etc. See the Optimo restaurant.
DR.. Jameson and family passed
through the city last Thursday, en-
route from La Crosse to Lone Rock.
Former District Attorney Walter
S. Field, was brief caller in the city
last Friday, coming from Washington,
The Misses Minerva Storlie, Ina
| Rabbit, Clara Sherry are home after
attending La Crosse Normal for six
weeks.
For sale, choice farms near West
by, Coon Valley and CashtOn. Write
or call on 7. j. Thorson & Son, at
Westby. 31-2.
Rev. and Mrs. Harris had as their
guests over the Sabbath, DR. and Mrs.
Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. B. Schroeder
of Mansion.
Albert Solverson has been at Ro-
chester to consult regarding his health
High blood pressure has given cause
for uneasiness.
If you want some large size fruit
jars cheap, call at the Optimo restau-
rant and refreshment parlor, under
First National Bank.
Buy ice cream at the Optimo res
taurant. They sell any quantity.
Special rates for church socials, pic
mic parties and other gatherings, in
town or country.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Shaner, who
recently sold and retired from man.
agement of the Bay State House at
De Soto, were in the city on Monday.
They are residing at Retreat for the
present.
Rain is seriously needed. The
Censor editor passed Sunday down on
the Wisconsin river, being prevented
from returning home that night be-
cause of the heavy rain with which
that section was favored.
In this city and at numerous
places of intersecting lines Commits
sioner Ristow has caused to be placed
bulletin boards giving direction and
distance to surrounding points on the
trunk lines. 1t is valuable informa-
ton, worth taking note of.
Mr.. Earl fainter, who has been
teaching at Raleigh, North Dakota,
since retiring from the army, arrived
home for vacation period He has
been engaged as principal of the viii
| lage school at Raleigh at an increase
of salary, $1,000 for the ensuing year.
Hon. A. H. Dahl, accompanied by
his son Harry of La Crosse, motored
over from the latter city to visit the
old haunts and friends in Westby and
Viroqua. They were here during
Monday. Their only lament concern
ing business is that they have a much
greater demand for Ford product than
they are able to supply.
About the most extensive piece of
road construction ever undertaken in
the county is now well under way be-
tween Readstown and Sugar Grove.
A big crew of men and teams have
been at work for weeks. They are
using a steam shovel for removing
dirt and gravel When this under
taking is completed it will be worth
the while of everybody to take trip
ONCl IlC DlS jOD.
Before you can get correct glass
es for your eyes you must know what
the trouble is; you must know wheth-
er glasses will correct the eye trouble.
, Correcting eye-trouble with glasses is
not merely buying glasses after try
ing few lenses and finding a pair
that you can see with. DR.. Evenson
at La Crosse gives the kline of service
wearers of glasses call entire satisfac-
ton and he has served us faithfully
for over seventeen years.--Adv.
Nine years ago, Miss Bertha OIL
son resigned her position as assistant
postmaster in Viroqua office and went
to Norway, where she was united in
marriage to Mr.. Rudd. The gentle
man is owner of large shops in which
surgical instruments are made, and
has just disposed of the same. They
are now in this vicinity to remain the
greater part of the summer. Mrs.
Rudd has two sisters and her parents
in Westby. She made her home with
the Goodell family fifteen years and
served in the postofice ten years und-
er Mr.. Goodell. The Goodells spent
last Wednesday with them.