Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-10-18

Elmer Davis is clerking in the VIII
liams shoe store.
u. E. Bjgley jeweler and ergraver.
Work guaranteed.
Mrs. L. C. Boyle is visiting her sis
ter in Minneapolis.
-Cravenetts AID slip-on coats. The
Blue Front Store.
Rebecca district convention viii be
held at Tomah October 20
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Mrs. E. NJ. Rogers entertained FIVE
tables of lady friends at 900. "
Mrs Will Groves returned from a
visit with her parents at Viola.
Remember the chicken pie supper at
the Christian church on Friday evening.
Lumber Salesman Will E. Nuzum
was in the city on business, yesterday.
We sell Atlas Portland ensent-the
best that is made. JohE Il. Nuzum e.
Son.
Ohio Noiseless Matches, eight box
es for 25c, at Ostrem & Dayidson's this
week.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson went to
Winona to take up the work of trained
nurse.
Trunks and suit cases in large va
riety and at right prices. The Blue
Front Store.
An enjoyable high school dancing
party was given on Thursday evening
at the Opera house.
Get your dyes-Diamond, Putnams
fadeless and German dyes at 0. E.
Davis drug store.
Mrs. McKittrick returned from
cleveland after spending three weeks
with her daughter May.
Mrs. Charles Burkhart left at the
CENSOR Office table beet of the un-
usual weight of twelve pounds.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li7demann bank build
ing. "a So
Mrs Barbara Vergeront and little
daughter Helen arrived from Montfort
for fortnight's stay at the Munson
home.
Bring your coupons for Bunson's
Catarrh cream to me and will give
you 25c package free. 0. E. Davis,
druggist.
Let us make you a contract price
on Portland cement Having bought
on low market we can save you money.
Tibbits- Cameron.
M. f. Baker, eturned from the west
having been in Montana to look after
farming interests. His location was
favored by fair crops.
Canvas gloves and mittens. You
want the best. You want variety to
select from. Over one hundred dozen
of these just received at The Blue Front
Store.
Looks familiar to see Jos. Boehrer
behind the plate window and work
bench at the old jewelry stand. being
here temporary as accommodation to
help out at the Lucas jewelry store.
Mr.. John Skaar of Readstown, re-
turned from visit to relatives at
Lanesboro, Minnesota. While in that
section he made call upon the family
of Rev. Westphal at Peterson.
After several years faithful and
intelligent service as city librarian,
Miss Clara Glenn resigned the station
because of inadequate remuneration.
Her place was filed by selection of
Miss Marion Dahl.
Monroe American Society of Equity
held county convention at Cashton last
Friday. Mr.. Simmons, representing the
state organization, was to have been
present and delivered an address Judge
Mahoney went in his stead.
Miss CorneIia Miller, daughter of
Mrs. Salome Miller, born and reared in
Viroqua, graduate of our high school,
was recently married in Milwaukee to
Mr.. Arthur Nichols of Sparta. They
win reside on farm near the latter
city.
AT recent meeting of the Soldiers
Relief Commission it was found that
available funds appropriated by the last
county board had been discussed. The
commission is unable to provide further
relief till the coming board makes pro-
vision, and it is requested by the mem
bers of the commission that parties
make no demands during the coming
month.
Attendants from Vernon county
upon federal court at La Crosse as
petit and grand jurors, completed their
labors and returned home. Three
weeks since a list of petit jurors was
published in the CENSOR. The grand
jurors from this county were R. II.
Drake of Viroqua, Calvin Cox of Kicla-
poo, W. H. Morgan of Wheatland, Geo.
Schroeder of Mound Park
"A grand halloween ball will be given
IN the Opera house Tuesday evening,
October 81. The management has Sc
cured the service of the players of the
Westby orchestra that played so beau
tifully here a couple years ago. This is
to be dance ofextraordinary chara cter. !
Something that has never been wit
nesseC in the city before. The hall will
be y stefully decorated in Halloween
style and beautiful electric effects will
be used. The management guarantees
this to be the biggest dance ever given
in the city. Watch for the big bills.
County Clerk Moore, whose pr;n-
eipal occupation of late has been issuing
hunting licenses, says people take too
much for granted. For instance, a
letter comes with request for permit.
with requegt that it be sent by re-
turn mail. TIE applicant failed to tell
how old he was, color of his hair and
eyes, height, weight, character of
beard worn, town, village, occupation,
and other essential distinguishing quail
ties. These must all be given. The
clerk states that if a person has last
year, license that may be sent as a
guide for issuing new permit.
Superintendent Waller and Auditor
Lennon of the Southeastern road were
in the city on Sunday and checked over
the accounts of Oliver Helgeson. who
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