Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-07-09

The Whip.
The Whip thrills.
The Whip entertains.
The Whip satisfies everyone.
The Whip is the worlds greatest
thriller.
Powell & Dawson. Insurance.
Farmers Bank Building.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. FOrtney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
-Frivale, the new odor of perfume
imported. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Before buying binder Irvine see
Fisher & Griffin at the Egg Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Casperson were
in the city from Hillsboro on Sunday.
For sore tired feet use San Tox
Foot Powder. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
John Denning, barber, under Lin
demann bank. Clean towels and linen.
Paul Weber came home from
Chicago to attend the wedding of his
sister.
Fay Sherrick arrived from Chi
cago for visit with parents and
friends.
Mrs. Sherman Hastings and chill
dren are visiting at the Mrs. Alex
Morrison home.
Ernest Stout and wife of Charles
City, Iowa, came to enjoy the Fourth
at home and visit parents and friends.
-Mesdames Mott and White are
visiting the family of Bert Frohock.
They motored through from Tonnes
see.
Next big event in Viroqua, the
county fair. Commence to get ready
for it by preparing something for ex-
hibition.
DO not forget to send or phone
me your renewals for any and all
magazines. Howard J. Thayer, The
Magazine Man.
M. A. Smith and Asa Groves of
Madison were guests at house party
given by Doris and Friedrich Dyson
at Maple Dale.
Photographer Nell Sine sends
the photographs taken while he was
in the air $500 feet, in areoplane,
July 2, at st. Louis.
Leave your order for Red rasp-
berries, brack caps, and blackberries
at the Egg Market or telephone No.
1874, G. B. Fisher
Merchant o. T. Dahl and Ole Hull
sether are taking a vacation and are
spending the week at the lakes about
Madison and Stoughton.
Harry Potts assumes his old po-
sition in the city postoffice which he
vacated to engage in Uncle Sans
other service in the army.
Willard Bowman,wife and daugh-
ter Mabel, departed Monday, for
motor trip to Aberdeen, South Dako-
ia, to pay visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicoli Nelson re-
-ceive word that their son, Harry, has
arrived in New York from overseas.
-Surenson & Dahl now have two
clerks who were members of the 32d
division, Glen Cook of Bangor having
been added to their force
Bring yourBelgian hares and rab-
bits to the Egg Market Fisher r. Crit
fin win pay you $1.00 a piece for all
that weigh pounds or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevens
were over from Tomah to join in the
great doings and visit relatives and
old friends. They conduct the only
restaurant in Tomah.
If you want to give the returned
soldier something he will really APP
preciate, make it a subscription to
The Saturday Evening Post. Order
of Howard j. Thayer, phone 140.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cade, who
left Viroqua two years ago, are with
us to remain, firmly in the thought
that the old home and friends are the
best. They have been at Sioux City,
Iowa.
-RichlandCenter sent a goodly del
egation to our big event in addition
to the crack band Among the num-
Der were Mayor Strang, DIR. Smith,
Aubery King, Lieutenant Mccarthy,
Editor Harry Baily and their wives.
Chief" Pennell has donated a
fine baseball bat to the Viroqua team
and there's no law against anyone
else doing the same thing. Keep that
fine team in good humor Show them
you appreciate the grade of ball they
are playing.
Il wish to announce that / have
opened a first class restaurant in the
old Running stand, and solicit your
patronage. Regular week day meals
40c, Sunday dinners SOC. Ice cream
and lunches served at all hours. Min
ME B. Latfa.
Miss Cora Swain passed through
the city to her home at Readstown to
spend vacation. She has been teach
ing near Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Her grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Swain,
viii spend the summer at Readstown
at the home of L. w. Swain
General Manager Mueller, of the
Southeastern road, was in the city on
Monday. He told the Censor that Su-
perintendent Waller is now in the east
looking up second passenger motor
car, the present one having been too
small to accommodate travel.
The city council represented the
humane sentiment of our people when
at a late meeting it contributed 500
to the Fergus Falls relief fund. Viro-
qua was one of the first towns in the
United States to be assisted when
great cyclone brought death and de-
struction half century ago.
Play Victory Sunday
At the ViroqGa fair grounds next
Sunday at 2:30, Victory ball team
will cross bats with the local team
The new diamond is little too soft
as yet when wet to permit of play.
Come out and help the boys win their
fifth victory.