Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-02
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Mrs. S.M.Kier and family drove to
Lacrosse Saturday.
-Amund Johnson of Westby was
here on business Wednesday.
"A new turntable is being con-
structed at the Milwaukee depot.
Miss Eliza Haughton is home
from Madison for a short vacation.
Two residence properties for sale.
Good location. Inquire of Isaac La
void.
Hear the Indian children sing at
the Lutheran church Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Martin Bentson of Blooming Prai-
RE, Minnesota, is visiting his parents
on Round Prairie.
Chris Weber is back from La
Crosse feeling much improved follow
ing operation for hernia.
Boys and girls, the biggest COM
edy drama ever comes Monday and
Tuesday, down on the Farm"
For sale cheap this week. Sew
eral residence properties in the city of
Viroqua. See Herman Steenson.
Barn dance at Clarence Hanson's
place one mile west of Bud, Saturday
night. Music by Culver's orchestra.
My store at Esofea will hereafter
be closed on Sundays. Carl E. John
son. 22-1-p
All those who are interested in
American Asbury cemetery will meet
Saturday afternoon at the church to
elan up the cemetery.
Willys-Light Dealer B. F. Root
has placed lighting systems in Geo
Bakken's store near Bud and on the
farm of Nels Hjelter.
Those wishing to get more than
rs pounds of sugar at the Farmers
Store, please bring empty sacks. Su-
gar will be sold for cash only.
You can get chocolate, straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream by the dish or in bulk every day
at Geo. Pencils restaurant. 22-tf
Martin Larsen and Albert Chris
topherson went to Detroit Tuesday to
drive home Studebaker machines. AL
bert has purchased big six and will
leave the first part of July on trip
to the Pacific coast.
1t costs almost nothing to operate
an electric fan, and think of the COM
fort on not summer days. WHY'S
Light Dealer B. F. Root handles both
the stationery and oscillating kinds.
Rev. A. j. Jennings of Blanchard
Center, are here to visit their parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Jennings, and witness
graduation of their sister, Winnifred
On Friday afternoon next cir
cult gathering will take place on the
parsonage lawn in aid of the parson-
age fund. Ice cream and waters viii
be served. We trust that this effort
may return the hearty support, of one
and all.
-JohnTurner came from Star Lake.
Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Orrison
from Sparta and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Vankirk from Lacrosse to attend the
funeral of Harvey Turner.
Lacrosse county viii spend $780,
600 for good roads this year. One Of
the projects is improvement of ST.
Joseph ridge road from Irish hill to
Middle Ridge, leading to this city.
Several years ago the Censor's
old gasoline tank got dose of water
in it. 1t was abandoned and smaller
tank above ground used. A few days
ago the old barrel tank was raised and
drained, and 80 gallons of perfectly
good gas was separated from ten gal
Ions of water and the precious fluid
is now being used to propel the editors
fiivver. Oil well is right
Don't forget to shut up the chick
ens-if you have not already done So
Keep on friendly terms with neighbors
by carefully scrutinizing the chicken
yard every other day to see that no
new outlets have been discovered by
that hen who is so persistent in get
ting out of the enclosure.
-Osteopathy has made a remarka-
bic record in the cure of chronic dis
leases which have been the conspicuous
failures of the other methods Of treat
ment. The most brilliant successes Of
Osteopathy, however, are in the treat
ment Of acute disorders, for in these
the recuperative powers have not been
weakened by long illness and the re-
suits are prompt and certain.
-Hillsboro village council has grant
ed an increase in lighting to the home
company Of Is per cent to individual
consumers, and 50 per cent for street
lighting. This establishes the rate at
20 cents per kilowat hour. The rate
in Virogua is Is cents, and we all
zrosu kat II Il excessive