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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08

Reports from the state indicate that
Blaine has been nominated, with Will
cox second. With six precincts mis-
sing, Vernons vote on governor is,
Blaine 2043, Dithmar $50, Hull 612,
Seaman S2s, Tittemore 80, Wilcox 1856.
Lieutenant Governor--Comings 2272
Everett 79I, Pullen $50. Comings is
nominated.
Secretary of State-Cobhan 772,
Hall 2063, Harrington 1861. Hall
wins the state
State Treasurer-Johnson is renom-
mated fer treasurer. johnson 1922,
Levitan 1547, Turner 919.
Attorney General-Morgan 1920,
Kanneberg 1926. Morgan wins the
state.
The race for senator is far from de-
scided, bat last reports from Milwau-
kee give Lenroot a 10000 lead in the
state. Nernen's vote was Thompson
2285, Lenrect 1724, McHenry 152.
Esch was badly beaten for Congress,
Beck carrying every county except
Juneau. His home county CT Vernon
gave HIM 1925. Esch 1913.
.Roseland wins over Grimsrud by
about 300. Roseland 1864, Grimsrud
1864, Fowell 919.
Berlie Moore beats Henry Rentz for
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
THE YEAR BEGINS MONDAY
OPENING OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SEPTEMBER Is
Large Corps of Competently Trained
Teachers Have Been Engaged
By the Board

Viroqua Public Schools open on
Monday September 18th. In the High
School, Monday will be devoted to en-
rollment, drawing of books, and as
signment of classes. Pupils in the
High School will make a deposit of
81 90 which will be returned TO them
when the books are returned.
Competently trained teachers have
been engaged in all grades and depart
ments. Buildings, books and supplies
are in readiness for work.
The teachers for the coming year
are as follows:
Roy L. Heindel, Supt., Physics; Mrs.
Gladys Johnson, science; Xena Cade,
history; Helen Kuehn, English; Helen
Dodd, French and Latin; Dorothy Kyle,
mathematics; Eunice Nelson, citizen
ship, etc.; Yula- Isley, commercial Mrs.
Helen Neprud, domestic science; Anna
f. Carlson, domestic science; Richard
A. Power, agriculture; Harold Enders,
manual training; Lolita T.. Veazay,
music and drawing; Laura Chase,
nurse; Katherine Smith, librarian;
Jean Startling, 9Th grade; Myrtle Moe,
7th grade; Vivian Fawcett, 9th grade;
Alma Snyder, assistant in 9Th, 18th and
9Th; Charlotte Davis, 5th grade; Mat
tie Startling, 4th and 5th grades; Mrs.
Winnie Hutchins, 4th grade; Agnes
Kerksieck, Bird grade, Flo Rogers, End
grade; Edna Hanson, LIST and End
grades Mrs. Anna Bue Dahl, LIST grade
Blanche Running, kindergarten.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08

Ss8Cls ~ t.ssSS ana ntharS ~ Sllen -
NOUS New York Summer Resorts as
sSaranac Lake, Massena, Lake Placid
and Plattsburg have new topic OF
conversation this year. They are
talking about the first motor car to
ascend Studley Hill in high gear, a
feat which hundreds of them witness
ed recently.
The car that finally turned the trick
was a Studebaker Big-Six driven by
J. Frank Sharp, of Ogdensburg, N.
Y, and just to show that the perform
ance was due to the power OF the car
rather than to any element of luck,
Mr.. Sharp repeated the climb five
times in succession.
Studley Hill is known to thousands
of tourists as the steepest grade IN
the .Adriondacks. Located near Ma
lone. N. Y, it is 1900 feet hight and
more than a mile long. Motorists
have been awed by it's steepness and
alarmed by its sharp turns. Some
of the more skillful drivers have at
times tried to make the ascent in high
gear. but have been forced to shift be-
fore they got one-third of the way up.
When Mr.. Sharp made it known that
he intended to essay the climb with
his Studebaker in high gear, specula-
ton was rife among those at the var
ious exclusive summer resorts as to
the outcome of the test, and few be-
Ieved it could be accomplished. Hun
dreds of them turned out for the oc-
,casion, and much to their surprise the
Studebaker with Mr.. Sharp at the
wheel and another passenger at his
side wormed its way up the long,
steep twisting road. The car began
its Journey at so miles an hour, and
reached the crest at 35 miles an hour
and never once did its speed drop be-
low Is miles an hour during the climb
You will see a great picture Mon
dav and Tuesday
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
VIROQUA IS TIED FOR End
LOSES TO ELR0Y S TO 4-HTLLS-
BORO WINS
HiIlsboro Beats LaFarge 4 to Sol
diers Grove Wins From Richiand
Center to 3
6 to 3

Errors and poor pitching on Viro-
quals part coupled with good twirling
by Dooney of Elroy gave that team a
5 to victory Sunday, and Hillsboros
victory over LaFarge ties Viroqua and
Hlllsboro for second place.
Hanson of Cashton poled a home
run for Elroy in the 1st and a two
Dagger in the 3rd. Two walks. a hit
and then an error gave them two runs
in the 5th. Two hits in the 7th and
two hits and an error in the 9th added
two more. Elroy made three double
plays. Dooney gave six walks, struck
out six and was touched for only four
hits.
Lad Garin knocked a three Dagger
in the second but it terminated fatal
ly at the plate when he tried to make
it homer. Not another hit or a run
did we get until the 7th, when Lad
got walk and Pet scored him with
8 two Dagger. The next inning Rah-
bitt walked, Kuehn raped two-bag-
ger, Lad walked, Curtis knocked out
a two base hit. Three runs and score
tied. But they got score the next in
ming and Viroqua could not produce
We filled the bases in the 9th but
could not score. The visitors drew
nine walks and nine hits from John
son and Helgeson. Rabbit made two
fine catches; Curtis fine stop; Pet a
good catch; Johnson of Westby won
derful catch and "hang-on" when he
collided with Rabbit.
The Elroy umpire was subjected to
considerable criticism, but we thought
without cause. His work was very
fair.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
PLANS FOR The Big FAIR
AEROPLANE WILL DO STUNTS
AND CARRY PASSENGERS
A Great Race Program Planned
Three Ball Games-Fine Exhibits
Big Time

The Vernon County Fair will be
held at Viroqua September 2S-29-30
and October /, 1920, and the officers
of the society are doing every thing
in their power to make this fair the
best ever held in the county. The
race track and grounds are in first
class shape and we expect large field
of horses. Large purses have been Of
fered for the races. New cattle sheds
have been built and the hog house is
being enlarged. The new stock pa
vilion is now complete and it adds
greatly to convenience of the stock
men.
The Viroqua base ball boys have
put the ball diamond in fine shape.
There viii be three ball games, one
each day. Genoa, DeSoto, IaFarge
and our home team will play, SO look
for some good games.
Three bands have been engaged.
The Viroqua band will play Wednes-
day, Westby Band Thursday and the
LaFarge Band Friday.
Mrs. H. L. Potter of Chicago will
be here with her aeroplane. Lieut..
was here last year, will do the flying
anu any Olie M4SuiuS 70 TAKE q rue
in the air can do so.
More money will be paid for free
attractions than ever before. One of
the attractions will be a real wild west
show. There will be home coming
for Vernon county people, so come
and meet your old friends.
Remember that automobiles and
teams are admitted free. Remember
this is not Viroqua fair, but for the
entire county, and unlike most every
thing else, the price of admission has
not been raised.
New water mains have been laid
and a drinking fountain installed
which will accommodate eight people
at a time. New roofing has been
placed on the horse barns and part of
the art hall. The grandstand is being
thoroughly overhauled. The new curb
and gutter will be completed and the
stone laid from the Southeastern tracks
to the gate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
PAUL DAHL TAKES A BRIDE
Married 10 MissAnna Bue at Lacrosse
on Wednesday

At the home of the brides mother
in Lacrosse, Paul Dahl was united in
marriage to Miss Anna Bue last We'd
nesday The couple arrived Monday
evening and will take up housekeeping
in the rooms above Johnson & Wig
dahl's store.
Paul is a graduate of Viroqua high
school, attended Wisconsin university
one year, completed his pharmacy
course in Chicago college, saw ten
months service, six of them overseas.
He is one of Viroqua's most worthy
young men, Miss Bue is a graduate
of Lacrosse high and normal schools,
and taught in Viroqua four years. en-
dearing herself to large circle of
friends. w warm est congratulations
and well-wishes are extended. Paul
will continue to assist his father in
the drug store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
HARRIS RETURNS TO vIRoQUl
Rev. jennings Goes to Hazel Green
in Grant County

Appointments of local interest made
at the NJ f. West Wisconsin confer
ence at Rice Lake are as follows:
Rev Harris returns TO Viroqua; Rev.
Pow to DeSoto; Rev. J. E. Cook to
Reedsburg. Lacrosse churches: Revs.
j. II. Benson, E. c. Dixon, R.H.Clark.
Sparta: E. E. Horth. Former Dist.
Supt. Bremen to Chippewa Falls. A.
f. friedrich, Camp Douglas; w. J.
Macaulay, Trempealeau; H. G. Good
sell, Madison, First Church. G. C.
Ralston, LaFarge. f. j. Smith, Sal
diers Grove; w. p. Apologize, Viola (;
Orrin Sharp, Gays Mills. Frank Bell,
evangelist.
The return of Rev. Harris will bring
the greatest of satisfaction to Viro-
qua people generally, as will the GO
ing of Rev. Jennings occasion regret.
He has labored hard and earnestly on
the difficult circuit job, and the confer
ence rewarded him with single church
and lighter work
Rev. B. c. Supplee, middle aged
man, married and with family, comes
here from Necedah to fill the circuit
position.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
INDOOR SEASON ABOUT OVER
Five Games of Indoor Ball Yet Re-
main to be Played

Five games of the indoor ball SER
les yet remain to be played, and they
will probably all be staged some Sun
day afternoon.
Those awful Fats humbled the X.
P. team Thursday night. Score 8 to 3
Fats:-Joe Roman p, Elmer Roman
c, Erick Thompson ID, Adolph San
wick 2b, DR.. Fortney 3b, NJ. A. Smith
and Stanley Sweger SIS, Lawrence Potts
If, Will Garin CT, Cheever Fisher IF.
X. P.-Amund Tuhus p, Baptie c,
Qualey 1b, Harry Nelson 2b, Ady 3b,
Fred Dyson and Charlie Mullen SIS,
Griffin i, jackson ct, Felix ri.
Afscr tie Il Asa sbe Me- ~
evening game saIeiy on ice with a 4
to score at the end of the fourth in
ming, the Masons ran in five scores in
the fifth, and held them runless in
their half.
Masons-Harold Stoll p, Elmer Ro-
non C, Joe Roman 1st b, Adolph San
wick End base, Kenneth Groves Bird
base, M. A. Smith and Carl Coe SIS,
Ole Anderson If, Goldsmith CT, John
Stoll rf.
Leans-Griffin p, Baptie c, Ady 1b,
Harry Nelson 2b, Fehlberg 3b, Ralph
Nuzum and Fred Dyson IS,
If, 0rbin Anderson CT,
c. A. Parker rf.
Umpire-Will Garin.
The Iaa0ua STANDING
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
MOTORCYCLE HITS HORSE
NO ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED IN
THE SMASHUP
Johnson Bruised and Ribs Broken
Mrs. JohnsOR's Arm Fractured
Knutson Badly Bruised

AS Mr. and Mrs. j. B. johnson were
going past Chasetown on their way
home Sunday night about IL o'clock,
Elmer Knutson's motorcycle crashed
into their buggy with bad results for
everybody concerned Mr.. Johnson
was thrown out violently, badly bruis-
ed and two ribs broken. Mrs. john
son sustained fractured arm Knut-
son is in fierce shape from bruises and
scratches, but his condition is not SER
ious. The motorcycle and buggy were
damaged, and the horse had not been
found Monday night.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08

Gus Morterud was in from Blooms
ingdsle SATURDAY.
--r bra ofeen u f..arsrge was mere
last Wednesday on business.
-Nels Fortney and family motored
to Minneapolis to take in the state
fair.
Chris Berge left Thursday on a
ten day vacation trip to Chicago and
Milwaukee.
M J. Felix, Joe and Elmer Roman
and Albert Bush spent Sunday fishing
at the river.
-FarmersI give your hogs a big
start toward market with Sal-Vet, at
O. E. Davis.
Mrs. Alex Morrison spent week
with her daughter, Mrs. Sherman
Hastings at Victory.
-Ermon Kier fell in a sewer ditch
and sustained cut which required
several stitches to close.
Hold your orders for cars until
you see the Nash Four. Its coming
soon. Ole Jackson & Son.
Parker fountain pens and Ever
sharp pencils are just the thing for
school use. Carl C. Coe has them.
School days comingi Get your
pencils at Carl G. Goes jewelry store.
Big line of furniture. Special
prices on short Davenports and buff
fets. Oscar Anderson, Readstown.
1872
Frank Benson and family drove
from Stoughton Sunday remaining I'M
til Tuesday at the Martin Keegan
home.
When you want good kodak,
Jasperson has it. Come and see.
And he'll show you how to operate it
properly.
Clarence Hanson and Harry Bak-
ken motored to Milwaukee and attend
ed the state fair last week, also going
to Chicago.
Miss Latta has installed in her
restaurant new Armour fountain and
is now ready to cater to your wants
in the soda line.
Mrs. R. A. Snearly left Thursday
morning for Auburn, Washington, to
visit her daughter, Mrs Fred R.White
and the new grandson.
Frank Huffner and daughter Mel.
lie of Petersburg spent Thursday al
the w. P. Fleming home. Miss Nellie
remained until Sunday.
Chris Hanson is home from La
Crosse hospital, somewhat weak fol-
lowing operation for appendicitis, but
in pretty fair condition.
w. E. Lawton returned from Mil
waukee, where he had spent several
weeks with his sister, Mrs. Carrie
Proctor,in time to vote at the primary
e. w Groves left Wednesday for
Milwaukee, where he has secured en-
ployment in a foundry. He says he
was getting rich p too fast at the
mail carrying business and had to
quit.
Don't forget that there will be a
"Home Coming Tent" at the Fair this
year All visitors are requested to
register there and make it headquart-
ers for meeting their friends A more
extended notice of this viii be given
next week.
The annual Groves picnic took
place at John Stoll's cottage at Maple
Dale Sunday, when thirty seven of the
family gathered TO fittingly celebrate
the event. A splendid dinner, base
ball and other sports made the day
pass most pleasantly.
Harry Potts, Francis Lieurance,
Stanley Sweger, A. J. Beat, Fl. E. Rog-
ers and Lad and Pat Garin motored
to Boscobel last week to take in the
ball tournament. The two Garin boys
played with the Grove against Mt
Horeb. Keller went to pieces in the
9th with the score 4 to 4 and SIT. Ho-
reb won z to 4. Boscobel beat Mus
coda 4 TO 2 in the morning.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
STAR PROGRAM

Tonight, Thursday-"T H f GAY
LORD QUEX" with Tom Moore. Ex-
ira comedy mo BABYS ALLOWED"
Friday-Norma Talmadge in a
strong play, "THE WAY OF A WO-
MAN. Extra Pathe comedy, RAISE
THE RENT.
Saturday and Sunday-A big spe-
cial, "THE SPORTING DUCHESS
with Alice Joyce. It's big, thrilling
race track story in seven parts.
Monday and Tuesday--"THE COUR-
AGE OF MARGE 0D0ONE" the big
picture Of the great Northwest that
you will never forget. Prices for this
picture 15-30c.
Wednesday-Mrs. Charlie Chaplin
mildred Harris) in FORBIDDEN"
Extra News in addition-Jack DEM
psy in action.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
A BIG PICTURE is COMING
The Courage of Marge O'Doone il
Seven Massive Parts

Seven Massive Parts
Written by James Oliver Curwood.
A few high lights that you will see.
The snow-bound train at the door
of the Arctic.
The Haunting Mystery surrounding
Tavish's Cabin.
David's search for the girl in the
wilderness.
The gruelling fight in the pit be-
tween two bears.
Marge's wild rush into the pit to
save her pet grizzly.
David Raine's fight for life with the
Giant Brokaw.
The dog sleds gliding over the Great
White Wastes of Snow.
Tara, Marge's grizzly body-guard.
Barre, the Outlaw Wolf dog.
The Strange Meeting far, far from
Civilization.
At the Star Monday and Tuesday,
September 1914. Prices 15c and 30c,
Don't miss this. One of the great
est pictures of the year.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Get a Free Chest Examination

Get a Free Chest EXamInatI0n
If anyone in your family died Of
consumption.
If you are losing weight.
If your appetite is failing
II you have a persistant cough, few
erishness, night sweats. Come! No
charged
Court House end floor Lacrosse,
Wis, Friday and Saturday, September
10th and 18th, 900 a. m.-9:00 p. m.
The examiners are well trained men
experienced in the diagnosis of tuber-
cuiosis
The expenses are paid by the La
Crosse Chapter of the American Red
Cross and the Wisconsin Anti-Tuber-
culosis Association.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
Umpire-Will Garin.
Tho IaaOua STANDING
MARRIED

Albert. Sherry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sever Sherry of Franklin town, was
united in wedlock to Miss Gladys
Christensen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arne Christensen, at their home in
Soldiers Grove on August 26. Rev.
Finstad performed the ceremony, af-
ter which most bounteoqs wedding
dinner was served to one hundred
guests. The young folks will take up
their life work on the Sherry farm
at Folsom, and here's wishing every
thing good for the worthy couple.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
REAL ESTATE IS ON THE MOVE

/ have moved the Kapanka Brothers
240 acres north of Newton. This is
a fine ridge farm.
Also Fred Brant's 100 acres west of
Viroqua. This is some farm for a
crop getter.
Also added to Molland Bros farm
at West Prairie the Chris Brudos
farm, making a fine addition.
Sold to w. F. Lindemann the Henry
Slater farm in Sterling, complete with
stock and crops. This place is 200
acres, well built up, and a fine farm
| still have farms to sell and ready
to list your farm and sell for you
Now is the time to list for this years
business. Yours truly,
]. E. STOLL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
Gets Ribbons at Fair

Mike Stoehr showed twenty head of
Duroc Jersey swine at the state fair,
getting two 3rds, five 4ths, five 5th,
and one 9th. One of his thirds was
secured in competition with 81 entries
and there were twenty entries and
above in all classes. 1t was the big
gest swine show ever Mike was the
only exhibitor from the county. La
County had three.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
Nofice lo Land Seekers

Get your name in now for our next
trip to Chippewa Falls and Cornell,
Saturday, September Is. Another
party will leave to see the fertile cut
over lands of the Chippewa valley. If
you are interested see the Fred Eek
hart Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
KNIGHTS HAVE FINE PICNIC
X. p. Lodge of State Gather at La
Crosse Sunday

Four hundred Knights of Pythias
and their families attended the picnic
at Lacrosse last Sunday. About 25
went from Viroqua and enjoyed most
pleasant day. Ball games and every
manner of sport and contests were in
dulged in.
Sparta and Viroqua K. P. indoor
teams crossed bats, our boys winning
10 tG 0. North Lacrosse beat South
Lacrosse to /. The winners then
met, Viroqua being defeated TO 0.
Our lineup was: Otto Griffin p, Char
lie Mullen SIS, Harry Nelson 2b, Ru-
dolph Wolfgram IS, Will Ady CT, and
three players from Lacrosse and two
from Winona.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
BELL WILL PITCH FOR vIRoQUA
CashtOn Twirler Consents to Finish
Season for Our Team

Manager A. E. Smith phones us
from Cashton that Pitcher Bell of that
place has been engaged to pitch for
Viroqua team the rest of the season.
His first appearance will be against
Soldiers Grove next Sunday and it is
hoped that a large crowd will get out
and help instill the winning spirit in
to our boys so that the sails of the
victorious nine from the Grove may
be trimmed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
Gard of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted and comforted
us during our sad bereavement, the
death of~Mr. Robson.
MRS. GEO. ROBSON and FAMILY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
PICNIC SUNDAY AFTERNOON
LaFOIlette Progressive Meeting At
tracts Crowd of 1900

A large and enthusiastic crowd at
tended the LaFollette Progressive pic
mic at Nick Clements grove south of
!. 600 U5I people we're " in ATTENDANCE 1 ca A.
+. Bowen of North Dakota and At
discussed the political issues Of the
day from their point of view.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
To All Members Of the League

/ wish to suggest that the games
that should have been played August
10Th, be played as League games at
the places at which they were sched-
uled on Sunday, October 3rd, unless
arrangements that will be satisfactor-
lily to both clubs of each scheduled
game be made otherwise.
Yours respectfully,
RAY CALHO0N, President.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
Sundays Games

HiIIsbor0 4, LaFarge 3.
Soldiers Grove 9, Richland Center 8.
Elroy 5, Viroqua 4.
Next Sundays Games
Soldiers Grove at Viroqua.
Hillsboro at Elroy.
Richland Center at LaFarge
fI,h.a Il CAnu..ls..
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
LenrOOt in Lead for Senator!
Beck Is Nominated Carries Every
County Except Juneau
ROseand FOR the Assembly, Moore County Clerk Gors-
line Sheriff, Paulsen Register, Heinz
District Attorney

county clerk 2f36 to 1909.
Sam Gorsline wins for sheriff. His
vote was 1916; Cowden 1907, Ander-
son $50.
Capt. Heinz viii be our next district
attorney. Heinz 2242. Proctor 1850.
Register Paul T. Paulsen wins over
Amund Tuhus 1866 to 1870.
Amund Belland and A. d. Helgeson,
unopposed, had 1918 and 2816 respec-
lively.
All Of these figures are with six
precincts missing. Total returns will
change them somewhat but it is I'M
likely that the result will be material
ly changed.
And did the women vote? Wen
say they did! $50 of them voted in
Viroqua city. Mrs. /. S. Hamilton
was the first, voting by mail from Ro-
chester hospital Mrs. L. l.. Baptie
cast the first ballot in person, Inspec-
tor Lucy Dawson graciously yielding
that privilege when she might have
appropriated the coveted honor. And
where is the man who said women
wouldn't vote if given the privilege 2"
Why he's buried in the same grave
with the man, who said Prohibition
doesn't prohibit"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
.STUDEBAKER BIG-SIX In
HIGH GEAR climbs
STEEPEST GRADE
In ACKNOWLEDGES
FIRST CAR TO PERFORM THIS
GREAT FEAT

Goes Up Famous Studley Hill, Near
Malone, n. Y, then Repeats Per-
Torrance Five Times, as Hundreds
from Nearby Summer Resorts Look
on-Hil is Mile and Half Long and
1900 Feet High--Speed of Car
Ranges from Is to so Miles
Throughout Difficult Trip.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08

"A wonderful line of ladies and
misses winter coats to be seen at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
METHODTST CHURCH

All the regular services next Sun
day. Sunday school at 10; public wor-
ship at IL. The evening service at 8
o'clock which has been suspended for
couple of months will be resumed
on Sunday evening. There will be no
change of time during September The
Epworth League viii meet at o'clock.
Mid-week service on Thursday even
ing.
The pastor returned from the con-
ference at Rice Lake on Tuesday ev-
ening.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08

Have you tried that delightful
"Gardenglo" perfume at Davis?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
vIRooUA LUTHERAN CHURCH

On Sunday, September II, President
Norby of the eastern district of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will in
stall Rev. L. E. Hammer in Viroqua
church at 1890 and at Bethel, West
Coon Prairie and Emmanuel churches
(jointly) at $50. President Norby
will preach in Viroqua church in the