Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-08-27
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Star
T;.ose good Lloyd comedies every Friday
at The tar.
Ne ma Talmadge in "a Pair of silk
StOcit.r rs" at the Star Friday.
''ratge Griffin had a yearlinR heifer killed
by lis'' ming in the Lake pasture west Of town.
Zee our Fashion caps in the latest fall
styles. The Blue Front, Eliefson & Johnson.
Dr.. May, who located at Retreat some
weeks go. has taken his leave for California.
&. J. kuebter and son Walter and Phil
Applerisn attended Delco convention in Chi
~-S,er our Gimbel Hats in the nifty fall
modeig- The Blue Front Store. EllefsOn &
johnson.
"A complete line of trunks. suit cases and
travelling bags, just received at The Blue Front
Store, E.,efson & Johnson.
We nave a forty-acre farm at $4,000
cash, balance on time at five per cent interest.
+. J. Thorson & Son, Westby.
Mrs, Emily GOode of Milwaukee Is in the
city visiting her brother and sister, L. W. Ha-
zen ard Mrs. A. L. Burnside.
-Gimbel hats in the early autumn styles are
offered for your consideration. The Blue
Front Store. Ellefson & johnson.
-Tenry E. Hanson in the city from
Ccen Valley, he new goes to Viola to man
age Rcke'and's lumber yard.
Little Irene Sehoonover is recovering
nicely, after the surgical operation of the re-
mOval her adenoids and tOnsils.
Tho. Atkins and Melvil Tuhus spent last
y-eek rcar Kilbourn, the latter looking after
lie h hing on his fathers farm.
The Misses Nancy and Alma Larson re-
ter fo-tnight's visit with their sister, Mrs.
@. Hecva.
JOHN W. Thayer came home from Ashland
county 20 spend a period. He reports logging
and l. is,5er interests lively in northern Wis
cors in.
Mrs. Frank W. Mannx. her little daughter
Lorraine, and EstelIa Skelnik, returned to Chi
cago after a two weeks visit at the home of
Ole Jackson near Bud.
-Serlbo, the cute little coon is back at the
Star Saturday and Sunday. Don't miss see
fr,t- nth nab h.
in "Mi!tdy of the bS~nstalk."
Me danes Boyle and TOwner returned
r. ne inter q month Of visiting the Frank Tate
family az Spokane. They met a number Of
former NernOnites wao reside there.
Veteran Michael Sallander of Retreat. is
visiting in Illinois. His wife and daughter
ave been at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Melvin
Gauper in this city, during his absence.
The Baldwin families attended funeral Of
.icir reaatiye. MIR. Norman. at Red Mound, on
Sunday. z. w. Hazen and wife and Mrs. A. T..
B1rasidt Frank MinshaH and others went also.
M and Mrs willard Getter took their
daughter Elda to Lacrosse. where she was
go aderoids removal. Mrs. Getter is with her
daughte..
M. S. Wilkinson and George Thompson
were among our Yesterday callers 81. from kieka-
there now. but Is as hardy as the hills of his
native Norway.
w. z. Butt has dug the remainder Of his
Golden Seal crop from one lot or one-fifth
acre. receiving IS per pound. a total of
s5o0 this year. This root brought Sc per
pound years ago.
announced for last Sundays Guernsey picnic,
did not arrive There was nice gathering
of breeders and they served picnic dinner and
talked shop in the shady grove.
Albert Fladhammer has purchased 10x.4
wood tire hollow wall silo TO go with his new
barn, and f. j. Riley 1924 wood tire hol-
low wall siio TO go with his new barn now un-
der construction. Chas. S. Slack made the
sales.
Lou B. Ruta and VIM. F. seemsn and
families mOtored from BOseobel Friday and
spent the day at the Goldsmith home. Miss
Frances Seeman remained for visit. The
gentlemen have long been prominent business
men of that city.
Eva Ingersoll of Pekin. Illinois and Car
rie Ingersoll from Cope. Colorado, met at the
old home place for few days visit with their
aunts and mother, Mrs. IngersoH. Also VIM
Bronson from Great Lakes Naval Training
station home four days leave.
From all quarters come reports that court
records show pronounced falling of since July
first of drunk and disorderly cases The num-
Der of such is already reduced TO zero
Wherever there have been large assembIeges
the lack of intoxieation is pronounced as com
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Whitney Hickcox of Sc.
attic and Miss Marie johnson Of Coon Valley
were guests of Miss lisa Joyce on Sunday
Mrs. Hickcox was Miss Ophelia Johnson Of
Westby and attended high school here. Miss
johnson has just returned from seven months
overseas service as Q Red Cross nurse.
-FOrmerChairmanFEank Burnham Of Hills
boro town, with George Darcy. were out for
automobile lark Tuesday. making
spin over TO the county seat. They we're &C
cOmpanied by their wives and daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Darcy. Frank told the Censor
that he had manipulated his car for thres
years and has to experience his FIRST puncture
blowout or other troubles.
The tNo newspapers at Boseobel have con-
solidated. n. j. johnson Of the Dial, becoming
editor and publisher of the combined sheet
That is what Is Transporting the country over
No business or calling has been more vitality
effected by the high cost OF living and produe-
zion than newspapers. 1t will be question
OF how long and how many stem the high
tide IL the abnormal prices continue.
Now is the time 10 select your grain
cleaner and grader at ChaS. 5. Slack Co.
Niroqua, Mr.. Farmer. They have the excIu.
sive sale in Wisconsin and Illinois on tbs
Winner flaming mill. known The MI
with the Stats on the Sieves.T the Standard
and New Era tanning mills. See new sam.
pies now on hand and order at once TO save
paying an sdFsnec in price that is coming
next month
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. HaIvorson and family
had most enjoyable outing, going 70 EsJ
Claire By car on Saturday, returning Monday
l Though surprise to relatives there they Wers
l Just in time for q family picnic planned b
Mrs Halyorson's sister, in honor Of other rela
| tives from distance. The occasion was on
/ Of unusual interest, Arthur ChristophersOT
was among the number. having recently re
turned from overseas fifteen months In tn
eountry's service.