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

Mrs. o. G. Brown visited among
Lacrosse friends.
The Deemster by Hall Game, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Powell & Dawson, Insurance.
Farmers Bank Building.
-Frivole perfume and toilet water
at o. E. Davis Drug Store
Use Cranolene Ointment for &c
zema. o. E. Davis. Druggist.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Remember our Thursday photo
plays are the latest on the market.
Clara Kimball Young. in a thrill
ing African drama. "The Claw"
Don't forget il is cool in the Star
Theatre and the best of plays are pre-
sented.
Miss Louise Mcintosh is at Rich
land Center, the guest of Miss Kath-
crime Bailey.
w. D. Dyson and family returned
from weeks auto outing to Milwau-
kee and Chicago.
Special rates will be given on
bulk ice cream for picnic parties, soci-
ais etc. See the Optimo restaurant.
&C. N. Hale and daughter Doris,
departed for South Dakota, where
they viii several months.
The fall term OF the Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi,
opens September Sd. Send for our
free catalogue.
Harry w. Nelson, after a years
work for Uncle Sam, is again at his
desk as head book-keeper for Fred
Eckhart Company.
Postmaster Coffland and family
made drive to La Fargo section, yes
terday. While out he picked up 10,-
900 pounds of wool.
If you want some large size fruit
jars cheap, call at the Optimo restau-
rant and refreshment parlor, under
First National Bank.
Very many Viroqua and Vernon
county citizens will join Richland Cen
ter in her county soldier welcome, on
Friday of this week.
Royal Neighbors will give an ice
cream social on Saturday evening,
opening at 1880. Cream and cake Is
cents. Everybody invited.
Misses Margaret Christensen and
Thelma Seeley returned from three
weeks outing on the Gus Swanson
farm, south of Rising Sun.
Mrs. Theodore Spellum of Iowa,
made calls on Westby and Viroqua
lady friends. Mrs. Spellum personal
ly manages a 200 acre farm.
Fine military band organ and the
best of skates at the Pastime Roller
Rink opening today, west of Nuzum's
lumber office, under big tent. Fine
50x100 floor.
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.
Mrs. H. E. Packard and daughter
Dorothy, arrived home, Saturday, af-
ter a week spent in Minneapolis. Mr.
Bevington of Minneapolis is a guest
at the Packard home.
-Haying is well near completion,
the past week being remarkable
time for the housing. Now we will be
thankful for good refreshing rains
Crops generally need soaking showers,
especially tobacco.
Carl J.Hagen, Westby farmer and
mail carrier, was in town, Sunday,
bringing a young Vernon PAGER to be
tracked by F. M. Minshall. Carl told
the Censor he has four Vernon all
full brothers.
Miss Nellie McMasters, a native
Viroqua girl, was married in Chicago,
July 8, to Mr.. John Schmidt of Avoca.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l.. McMasters of Viola, where
they moved from this city.
Several Viola Masons were over
to attend knights Templar Command
cry, Friday night, and witness con-
ferring of the Temple degree upon
DR.. A. J. Dake of that village.
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.
Attention mothers! See our dis
play of children's play-all clothes and
all-the-year-around garment, for in
door and outdoor wear. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
The Pastime Roller Rink, west of
NuZum's lumber Office, is the place to
forget your troubles. SkaLlng Z:oU TO
4:30 and 800 to 1000 Fine exhibit
ton by Stofer and Cox, Thursday and
Friday nights. Come out and grow
young.
Rev. j. J. jacobson was with his
congregations last Sunday after a va
cation among the scenes of boyhood
in Otter Tail county, Minnesota. Mrs.
jacobson and children remain for
week yet. Mr.. Jacobson was accom-
panied home by his brother Arthur,
who will pass vacation here
in the July number of the Wo-
mans Home Companion is an inter
esting article written by Gay Zenola
McLaren, Vernon county girl, named
after Priscilla Gay, wife of Thomas
Gay of Gays Mills. Miss MacLaren
was reared in the Kickapoo valley
near Readstown and appeared two
years ago in the lecture course in vi
roqua. She is known from coast to
coast as an entertainer. She is grand
daughter of the old Drake couple who
were murdered by Andrew Grandstaff
thirty years ago.