Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-26

- our prescriptions viii be PROMPT
ly and correctly filed with the best
grade of drugs at o. E. Davis.
We offer all spring dresses, cot
ton, silk and wool at a big discount
while they last. Suttle & Tate.
You'll miss something good if YOU
don't see "The Glorious Fool" at .he
Temple Theatre Tuesday evening.
&C. o. johnson and son Spencer of
near Ontario, drove over on business
Monday, and renewed Censor dues.
Miss Edna Bootsma returned
home Sunday from Dubuque. Iowa.
where she has completed her school
work.
Ole Furaas motored to Duluth.
Mimi, on Tuesday taking his cousin,
Mrs. Nels Kins, for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Frank Hay went to Reads
town to be with her friend, Mrs. F.
Chitwood and be present at Mr., Chit
woods funeral.
You can get kegs and pals of all
sizes at the Sanitary Bakery Just the
thlng Tor putting down pickles and
sauerkraut.
Just arrived-a nice assortment
tof beautiful bread boards and knives
Come in and look them over. Ed Har-
/ rington, Jeweler.
-Mrs.Fred Zimmerman and Mr.and
Mrs. George Wise motored from Ken
dali and spent a day at the H. c..
Wolfgram home.
Pilot, the trained horse who APP
pears at the Temple Theatre Monday
and Tuesday evenings. is a beautiful
animal and fine actor.
Will naWiff ,.-ha 1sx,o~ -, ,,o,.4 % s
the Porter farm just south of town,
lost a COW by lightning during the
storm Saturday morning.
| Harry Potts left last Saturday for
Madison where he will join his wife,
who has been visiting home folks. Har-
ry will spend week in Madison.
Pastor Bullock conducted preach
ing services at Cashton on Monday
evening. The male quartette of the
Christian church accompanied him.
Mrs. j. E. Stoll is at Lacrosse
hospital where she underwent opera
ton and treatment. Her many friends
hope for quick recovery and early re-
turn.
1t has been proven scientifically
that the Delco-Light Washing Ma
chine washes clothes cleaner, to be
demonstrated at the Delco-Light Shop
soon.
Dress ginghams at i5c per yard.
Sl.75 Girls 1-strap Canvas Pumps Csc.
Special prices on mems work shoes.
The Daylight Store, c. H. 0strem,
proprietor.
Miss Aleen Henry and friend mo-
tored here last Friday from Lacrosse
and spent the evening with her mother
and sister.
Mrs. Lloyd Smiths division of the
Ladies Chapter of the Christian
church will entertain at the church
parlors on Friday afternoon. All are
welcome.
Mrs. C. L. Seeley left last Satur-
day for her home at Mitchell, South
Dakota after several weeks visit at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Rood, at Genoa.
Miss Benette Olsen and Miss No
ra Olsen left Tuesday morning for
Star Valley. Mt.Sterling and Seneca
where they will enjoy a weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Akin and
daughter. Charlotte, returned home on
Tuesday morning. They spent the
past three weeks visiting relatives in
South Dakota
Mrs. Tamma Hall and daughter,
Miss Florence, left Sunday morning
for two weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Chippewa Falls and
Minneapolis. I
Henry Miner and sister of Re-
treat, called on Mr.. and Mrs. G.. K.
Nuzum one day last week. Henry was
a member Of the Campbell family
when Mrs. Nuzum was mere girl
The Temple Theatre offers a won
derful program next Monday and
Tuesday-Pilot, the famous trained
horse, and Little Opal, the wonderful
vocalist and violinist. This in add
ton to the regular program.
We sympathize deeply with Cash
Ter Henry Davis of the Farmers Bank. I
At the hospital at Lacrosse last Fri /
day, Mrs. Davis presented him with a
second daughter-and Henry had his
mouth all set for son and heir. How /
ever, Henry says he is going to keep
the little miss anyway.
The Delco Light washer is un- /
questionably the "most remarkable !
washer ever built" It washes clothes /
is simpler in design and con
struetion, is safer, and is more econ I
omical IN operation than any other /
washing machine. Watch for dates
Of demonstration at the Delco Light 1
Shop.
Chm. William Dolan of Clinton +
was in town Monday on road business.
Ora Rabbit came from Devils /
Lake Saturday where he has been
spending the past six weeks at the Z
University engineering camp. He left
Sunday afternoon for Wilton where he
will superintend the building Of new
bridge
Judge D. o. Mahoney and the rest
Of the University Board of Regents,
in company with the state superintend-
ent, spent most Of last week on their
annual inspection of state experiment
farms, particularly in the sandy por-
tons of the state, where the univer-
sity is experimenting to devise farm
ing methods to make the desert part
Of tie state blossom as rose.