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

week, at the Star.
Coming next week Wednesday,
Laughing Bill Hyde.
Attend Friday nights band con-
cert at Eckta~t Park.
Attorney Fred HHartwell was in
the city from Lacrosse, Saturday.
"A complete new line of dress silks,
satins and crepes at Suite & Tate's.
"A Pair of Silk Stockings, Friday
at the Star. A delightful comedy
drama.
Fifteen per cent discount on wo-
mems white skirts at the Farmers
Store.
w. H. Morgan and his son-in-Iaw,
Harry James, are fishing in northern
Wisconsin.
Don't fail to see our new line o.
ladies' serge and jersey dresses. SUIT
tie & Tate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mullen were at
Sparta to attend funeral of Mrs. Null
lens mother.
Mrs. F. NJ. oium of Oshkosh, Wis
tied relatives and friends in Viroqua,
her old home.
Mr. T. J. Molten, Coon Valley
merchant, was on business mission
in the county seat.
-Viroqua W. c. T. U. will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Ed Thorsgaard, at
Westby, next Tuesday.
-Thos Call was in town, yesterday,
enroute to the old home section on
West Prairie for a visit.
"A 60-acre farm, all complete for
$4,000 cash, time on balance. T. J.
Thorson & Son, Westby.
Mrs W. NJ. Trowbridge and son
Friedrich, returned from camp outing
at Torch Lake, Michigan.
Carl Curtis resigned as mail mes
senger on rural route two TO accept
position in Roseland's lumber yard.
We now have in stock a fine as
sortment of ladies' lounging robes OF
satin, silk and crepes Suttle & Tate.
It o. Mork and family have been
spending a fortnight in the state of
Iowa with relatives. They went by
machine.
H. A Wilsey, wife and daughter
Irene, came from Spencer, Iowa, to
visit their sisters, the Wilsey girls,
over Sunday, coming by auto.
Mrs. l.. c. Norris has just return
ed from the cities with a fine new
stock Of fall and winter millinery, and
invites you to inspect the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Rowley and
Mrs. Ralph Cross OF East Chain, Min
nesota, were in the city visiting. They
are sisters of Ms. J. P. Joyce and
Mrs. w. F. Stricken.
Mrs. Julius Slime has been visit
ing her sister, hrs. Nels Solverson
and other relatives at Westby, Reads
tovr Folsom. Mr. Slime is employed
by the Ford facto~s' at Detroit, Michi-
gan.
-Mrs.Anna Swiggum-Cronk writes
that they have moved to Watertown,
South Dakota, from Minneapolis. Mr.
Cronk was in the war; now is engi-
neer on the Minneapolis G. St.Louis
railroad.
The demand for Hoosier extern
sion silo roofs is greater than ever as
they add fifteen tons capacity to the
silo and save expense of reflling.
Chas. S. Slack has exclusive sale in
Wisconsin.
Miss Clara Brown, cousin of DR.
Benson, has been here from Minnea-
polls making the Benson's a visit
Miss Brown told the Censor that she
was surprised about and delighted by
the country roads.
Have you seen the new improved
Pla-Safe brakes for Ford cars? Ash
er Gorsline has one on his Ford. See
Chas. S. Slack & Co, Viroqua, who
have exclusive sale on these brakes
in Wisconsin and Illinois.
Secretary Briggs and Mr.. Lester
were in this city on Friday, billing
Gays Mills fair, which falls on the
third week of September. They ex-
pect to have areoplane flights and
general line of amusements.
Her young lady friends have been
happy and busy in giving prenuDtia'
showers and parties for Miss DORIS
Dyson, at the homes of Misses Eva
Slack. Catherine Munson, Faye Smith,
Vivian Fawcett and Dorothy Packard.
We have the following goods to
close out at very low prices: children's
dresses, sizes to 5; children's hose;
women's aprons, women's middies,
mans dress shirts and silk remnants.
Come early while they last. Suren-
son & Dahl.
Within a few weeks Richland
Center has experienced three deaths
from violent automobile accidents.
And no one appears to be at unusual
fault in the matter, just the natural
evolution from a moderate to a fast
mode of human conduct and living.
Stanley A. Sweger and Thomas
Stevens returned from their months
outing in North Dakota, reporting a
fine overland trip, but much poor crop
conditions in many sections. Rev.
Eben Sweger motored with them on
the return for visit in the old home
section.
His friends here in the old home
will be gratified to learn that Captain
Jackson Silbaugh is one of the trus-
tees commissioned in the city of Seat
tie for the patriotic purpose of erect
ing a two and a half million dollar
memorial hall in honor of the soldiers
of the world war. This work is as
signed to twenty-five representative
citizens. Captain Silbaugh is the re-
preventative of Spanish-American SOL
diers.
To Farmers ard Others
| have established an egg and poul-
try market in Westby and will pay
the highest market prices in cash for
same. Location on corner oppisite
postofice. SAM GROSS.