Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-01
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Comngs
Vroqua Vicinity
Very much like fall.

rng thT sarb DarD sban no waiting s Den
Joe Martin, the crazy monkey,
at the Star Thursday and Friday.
-Viroqua w. C. T. u. meets with
Mrs. L. Skrede, Wednesday, October z
Bryant Washburn in"All Wrong"
and Fox comedies at the Star Satur-
day and Sunday.
Remember johnson has 200 15c
cans of tobacco that he win sell at 10c
during fair week.
Mrs. Oscar Emilson of Chaseburg
visited her sisters, Mrs. H. P Larson
and Mrs. Albert Opsahl
Ladies fleece lined union suits,
sizes Sc and So only, special bargains
SIPS each-H. E. Rogers.
Mrs. Cora Burns and daughter
of Galena, Illinois, are guests of the
Brown and Goodell families.
Mr.. and Mrs William Schroeder
were summoned to Beloit because of
the death of a brother-in-law.
Leo zimmerman and family of
Bagley were guests at the P. H. Knut-
son home. The ladies are sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Webb of
Kendall, visited their aunt, Mrs. E. A.
Wigginton the latter part of the week.
-DOH lOISeI W STE OuE ulSpAdN
of fine French velour hats for all.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
ID. Pulham has moved his family
to this city from Victory section, hav-
ing sold his place there tc c. a.
Wakefield.
N. J. Beaver and wife passed a
| few days with the Beaver and Groves
! 90 liac a,ad thor old uofnbb rvaI
friends at Ross.
See our latest arrivals of Cutter
& Crossette dress shirts in falls most
popular styles. The Blue Front Store
Ellefson & johnson.
Under the First National Banner,
Anita Stewart comes in her first late
production, ''Virtuous Wives" at the
Star Monday and Tuesday.
Come in and get fitted to your
pair of Ralston shoes. Comfortable
from the start. The Blue Front Store
Ellefson & johnson.
You will find the seasons latest
modes, materials and colorings in
Felix display of coats, suits and
dresses for fall and winter.
Owen Buchanan and wife were
Sparta visitors. Mr.. and Mrs. Eras-
tus Bowman returned with them to
attend fair and renew acquaintance.
Much will be demanded of you.
A course in Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi, will fit you for
the biggest job. Send for catalogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Spaulding of
Oconomowoc and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Aulesbrook of Hillsboro were over
Sunday guests at the B. c. Brown
home.
Most of the old soldiers and many
members of the Relief Corps enjoyed
annual picnic at the home of Col. Butt,
and a royal time at visiting, remin-
iscing and feeding was had.
Notice the size of The Ladies
Home journal fer October. ga pages
of the best articles and stories obtain
able. Let me begin your subscrip-
ton with the November issue. How
ard ]. Thayer, phone lao.
Il have taken the agency for the
Chevrolet cars, and will have a dem
onstrator here soon. E. ]. Hanson,
at Stone shop opposite from M. o.
Larson's garage. Residence phone
1924.
Schools and colleges are all open.
Ben Williams came from Dous-
man to mingle with old acquaintance
and enjoy the home fair, which he has
attended most of the years since it
was organized.
The community club in Davis
school district, two miles west of vi
roqua, will meet Thursday night, Oc
tober 9. Matters of Importance to be
considered and every body is request
ed to be present.
1t is not the eye glasses your
child needs as much as it needs the
services of one skilled like DR.. Even
son at Lacrosse to examine the eyes.
Good glasses are the result of good
examination by an optometrist like
DIR. Evenson at Lacrosse.
-Cheever Fisher was in Chicago
in the interests of the Egg Market,
and while there purchased carload
of potatoes to be delivered here on
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. Those desiring to buy should
take note of this.
Rev. H. Halvorsen and daughter
Signe of Westby, are in Michigan Wis
iting. On October 9Th the good old
father will officiate at the marriage
of his son, Rev. Nils E. Halvorsen,
who is to marry Miss Emma l.. Paul
son of Holton, Michigan. Miss Signe
Halvorsen will act as bridesmaid.
-Honors of the Master Mason's
degree were conferred upon Mr.Frank
Sorlie of Westby, and Henry Davis
of this city, in special communica-
ton of Viroqua Masonic lodge on
Wednesday night last. 1t brought
out fraters Banker Knutson, Dr. Sol
berg, Druggist Moen and J. Johnson
of Coon Valley; Postmaster Copper,
H. D. Bootsma, Nate Noggle, NJ. G.
Olson and w. ]. Lawrence of DeSoto,
and DIR. C. A Minshall of Westby.
Degree work was followed by ban
quet.
When you're hungry, drop into
the Unique, the old Running place,
and you will receive real service. Plan
to take your Sunday dinners there.
Make it your headquarters for ice
cream, etc. You'll not be sorry. If.
Try San Tox vanishing cream :