Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-17

, OEaLAhbAc CoupdHy.
-Tibbits Cameron for any size Of
storm sash or windows.
Ben Smith is at Cashton putting in
furnace for Albert Marx.
Oscar Lsrson has rented the c. J.
Blowers house on South street.
We are selling canvas gloves at SC
per pair c. ]. Severson g. Co.
Mrs. Martin Erickson of Leon, visi-
ted over Sunday with Miss Mary Call.
At Tibbits-Cameron's yard you can
find the best pulp plaster. We guaran-
tee it.
Miss Eta Love is receiving visit
from her cousin, Miss Eva Love, of Lam
sing, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. D M. Phinney of Mer-
rill, are spending week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Hazsn.
A handsome new delivery wagon
has been put into commission by G. M.
Thompson, grocer.
-M0sdames M E Ogden and w. H.
Stogdill visited for couple of weeks -
Richlapd county.
Prairie du CHEN is urging the To-
cation of an excelsior manufacturing
plant in that city.
Dance Saturday night, at Opera
house. Music by Viroqua orchestra
Commences at s o'clock sharp,
Newest and nobbiest overcoats, fam
Gus ADLER" make.
The Blue Front Store.
-Veteran,L l. Tongue of Hillsboro,
mingled with comrades ani other friends
IN this city the latter part of last week.
Special urice of 90 per yard on all
12c outing fsnnels for Friday and Satur-
day only at Severson Cos.
Earl Seaton and family have moved
into the residence on Court street, re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Watson.
-Mre. Mary Bates has sold her Third
ward residence located just east of T.
B SHELLS, to VIM. Storer. Consider
alton, 5000.
Now is the time to protect yourself
against the sudden changes of weather
by wearing a chamois vest. We have
all sizss. o. Z. Davis, druggist.
w. J. Robinson of Richiand Center,
| transacted business in the city on Thurs.
day and Friday last He was accom-
panied by his daughter Laura.
The teachers of our city schools
have heen. given permission to attend
| the Weston Teachers association which
mfess at Lacrosse on October 26 and 81,
Mrs. J. J. Hammond has rented the
| Nordrum building and will use it for
restaurant purposes She will serve
meals and sell homemade baked goods.
Frank Wintz and John Glenn are
installing hot-water heating plant and
doing other plumbing work in the resi-
dence of Banker M. FL. Bekkedahl, at
Westby.
Miss Beatrice Coffiand has been
elected as an assistant teacher in the
grades of our city schools. She is to
, assist in two grades which are unusually
crowded,
Boys wantsd, from sixteen years
old up. Good wages. Steady employ
ment. Reasonable board can be secured.
Write or call for information.
La Crosse Can Company.
Rev. Cooper of Elroy, former pastor
of the De Soto and Retreat churches,
was in the city, yesterday While here
| he purchased of Martin 81 Kuebler a
| furnace which will be installed in the
church at Elroy.
Attend the sale of live stock, ETC., to
he pulled off on Saturdy next, by Chase
81 Fs vor. These sales are rapidly be-
| coming to be regarded by the public
as long needed medium for bringing
buyer and seller together.
Joseph w. Haughton resigned bis
| position with the Viola Intelligeucer
and has accepted berth with a large
printing firm at Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota, With his wife he departed for
that place on Monday.
Two literary societies have been
| organized in our high school. The
| boys society meets on Monday evening
and numbers more than sixty. The
girls society meets on'Tuesday evening
and numbers over one hundred,
After spending her summer vaca-
tion with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
John Moseng, at their home several
miles west of town, Miss Bertha Moseng
returned to her duties in a mercantile
establishment in Chicago, Friday morn
| ing last
Mrs Clara McKown, daughter of
f. NJ Baker Of this city, is visiting h9re
for few DAYS before returning to her
home at Pipe Stone, Minnesota. She
has been in West Salem, this state, for
some weeks where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis
Railroad officials have refused to
| give the Kickapoo line additional train
service. Instead they have changed the
hours of running trains in such a way
! that there is little accommodation to the
travelling public, and which woefully
! dissrrenges mail service.
AT the election of officers of the
| higher orders of Odd Fellowship, held
at Ocontc last week, DIR. Sutt's of
| Viroqua, receive added ht n RS by beir g
elected Grand High Priest of the com.
mandery, and was placed at the head Of
the Patriarch Militants, the uniformal
branch of the order Sparta was chosen
as next annual meeting place for these
orders.
The following time table should be
preserved by every mother as it is often
q 'urce OF the greatest anxiety 10 know
whether or not chi will develop a
disease after having been exposed TO it,:
Chicken pox symptoms usually appear
on the four eenth day, diptheria second