Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-10-30

Frank Chase has new Overland
touring car.
MIR. and Mrs. Spencer we're city
visitors from Mt Sterling.
With every Woody Boy suit you get
knife free, at Stoll & Groves.
If YOU want shoe satisfaction, buy
Walk Overs, at Stoll & Groves.
If you want the best, order sack
of Marvel flour from A. e. Surenson.
Miss Florence Groves goes 70 Wau-
paca to spend the winter with her aunt.
Mrs. Lauder has as her guest a
sister from New York, Mrs. McKin-
ley.
Rev. Beckholt retureed from a
fortnight's visit at the parental home
in Ohio.
Sickness is expensive. Keep Bark
er's remedy handy. Nothing like it all
druggists. ~s s-
Leave your orders at John Side 8
store for cotton seed meal; prices $50 90
per ton at the car.
Jas w. Gilman has purchased the
c. II. Holbrook residence property west
of the camp grounds.
Rev. Hufstad held confirmation
in Westby United church, last Sunday.
He has class of twenty-one.
j. D. Beck is home from Madison
experimenting the introduction of a
system of waterworks in his farm resi-
dence.
Frank A. Chase brought home from
La Crosse three big horses purchased
at clean up sale of fire department
animals. 5l.8
We are dealers In building mater
ials of national reputation, and lead
them all in quality and price. Jno. E.
Nuzum & Son.
Mrs. Peter Clements died on Pleas
ant Ridge Tuesday morning, after a
protracted illness. Funeral date has
not been decided upon.
Mr.. Charles Hauge and Miss Alder
| ia Dustin, daughter of Bert Dustin,
were married in La Crosse on Sunday.
Mr.. Hauge is aclerk in Sweger's store.
Having exchanged one of his resi-
dence properties for a small farm in
Jefferson, George Stokes has moved
upon the same located near the Thos.
johnson farm.
Mrs o B. Wyman left home for a
winters sojourn in Southern Californ-
ia, where she joins her daughter Ella,
who resumed Institutional work in the
college at Oakland.
Mrs. Samuel Henry accompanies
her daughter home to Sacramento, Cal
ifornia, where she will spend the winter.
They go next Tuesday, stopping en-
route to visit Harry Adams in Montana.
L. C. Schoenberger and daughter
returned from trip through Kansas
They visited the state and federal pris-
ons located at Fort Leavenworth. Lou
says there is universal prosperity in
the western country.
Another shipment of the famous
"Adler Collegian'' overcoats just re-
ceived. These are so superior to other
makes, and fit and style so perfect that
they sell about as fast as we can get
them. The Blue Front Store.
Miss Kate Rayuer, third daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs H Lee Rayner, was
married at Miles City Montana, Oeto-
Der Is, to Ralph E Amsden, who make
their home at Olive, Montana. Miss
Rayner is Viroqua bred daughter, a
graduate of our schools and a teacher,
young woman capable of making
home happy and doing her full part to
that end.
-Messrs Anderson & Sauer have
finished their contract and turned over
the new water tower at the county aims
house, which special session Of the
county board ordered last July. The
new equipment is good piece of work
and much needed. Members Of the
building committee, John G. Johnson,
Henry Silbsugh. /. S. Hamilton and A.
F. May, accepted the work Messrs
Eastman and Sloggy are members of
the committee but unable to be present.
DR. Lauder has disposed of his pro-
fessional practice ard residence prop
erty to Or Martin Hagen, who recent
| ~ removed here from Soldiers Grove.
The former will retire from general
practice in Viroqua, after ten years'
work here. He is uncertain of his fu-
ture, but contemplates taking up a
special line in his profession. and prob
ably will take up farming. The doctor
goes to Marsh6eld to look over a farm
: proposition near that eitv.