Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-10-16
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Reporters of the Comng
Viroqua and Vicinity
Fall winds


cobel visiting relatives.
L. c. Sehoenberger is off for bus
mess trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. George H Clarke is visiting
her parents at Whitehall.
All wool underwear for mer, SO. OOI
per suit at Stoll & Groves.
Mrs. C. W. POWELL and daughter,
Bianeh, visited Readstown.
See Stoll & Groves for Munsing
union suits for men and boys.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Several good Viroqua residences
for sale cheap by ]. W. Thayer.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
If wanting to buy, sell or rent your
property, call on ]. w. Thayer.
Tablets, pencils, inks and all kinds
of school supplies at o. E. Davis.
All kinds of toilet soaps, l0c per
bar, or three for 25c, at o. E. Davis.
-Workmen completed tile silo on
the farm of G. W, POWELL; also at DR..
Porter's,
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Storm sash-save half your winter
coal bill Get them now of John E.
Nuzum & Son.
Geo. w. Dudley and family autoed
over from West Salem and spent a day
with relatives.
Ga, Vet 10 TIC best pIepaI aiion fol
Kidding your stock of worms. Buy it
from o. E. Davis.
ONE PRICE always has been our
policy and it never will be different
Stoll & Groves Clothes shop.
"A E Wiganowsky is assistant to
Ed Lind in service for the two express
companies, being deliveryman.
Silk ribbon. black, white and col
ors, size % to inches, one price for
all sizes 1Oc per yard. Rogers.
Or. w. ". Hanson, DENTIST, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence and Office. l-52w.
Albert Larson drove to La Crosse,
yesterday, having as passengers Thor.
valid holland and Herman Hum of
West Prairie.
Miss Mable Lem and Mr. Earnest
Smelly at the Synod parsonage, Thurs
day evening, October TO-
Monday, the best boys combination
suit two pairs of pants ever shown
in the city-only Sc 90. worth at least
81. so. The Blue Front Store.
Henry Sine, one of the pioneer
farmers Of southeast Viroqua town, is
about to move to this city, having pur
chased the Marker residence in Third
ward
Otto Won Secht has repurchased
the bungalow home which he established
two miles west of town year ago, and
later sold to Alex Buckles. The Won
Secht family are again in possession.
2sEounty Clerk Moore tells the GIN
! SoR that greater number of hunting
licenses are being issued than ever bes
fore, over 1900 already having been
taken out. From SO to IS are issued
every day. e4
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles M. Dawson of
New York, spent two days in Viroqua
with relatives and friends. M 8 s
Mayme Burnett, niece of Mrs. Daw-
son, accompanied them home, where her
education will be completed.
Mrs. Lonegan, president of the
Rebekah Assembly of the state, paid a
fraternal visit to the Viroqua sisters on
Monday night. A reception was given
| in her honor at Odd Fellow hall and
work of the order was exemplified.
- Men and boys patrol the wooded
sections, crouching, peering with in
tent desire for something to bag as a
trophy of wild game after a long and
tiresome tramp. Anticipation followed
| by disappointment is the principal part
of their reward.
Window glass and putty are two
essentials for winter comfortably as
important as fuel. Davis, the drug
gist, keeps plenty of these things, but
the fuel must be -red of others.
Remember the Davis drug store for
glass and putty.
Mr.. A. W. Chase of Michigan is
visiting his nephews, the Cade brothers
of this city and vicinity. Mr.. Chase
had entertained the idea that this was
an old-fashioned, back-woods section of
country. He finds that the Indians va
Gated this section some time ago.
MIR. Otto Fulmer arrived in the
city on Monday from northern Wiscon-
sin, where he held position as book
keeper and stenographer with lumber
company He was met here by bis
father and went to their home in Stark.
Otto expects to change his location to
Minneapolis.
Miss Celia Tollefson left for Sha-
wano county to commence work as
teacher in the Indian mission school
conducted by the Synod Lutheran
church, located at Eland. o. G. Toste-
rud, formerly of Christiana, is head of
the school, assisted by his wife and
Miss Tollefson.
AT the home of his brother, Coun-
ty Clerk Moore, by Rev. C. E. Buffers,
Nj. Davis Moore was married to Miss
Allie Mccullough, both of Liberty, on
Tuesday. They Immediately departed
for South Dakota, where Mr.. Moore
will nave charge of the equipment of a
railroad construction company.
When you are looking for your
winter underwear, remember that we
are sole agents for the we'll known
Lewis closed crotch union suits. We
also carry the best in two piece, all
wool garments, as well as the best
grade of wool fieeced in both two piece
and union The Blue Front Store.
DO not put off getting that school
child's glasses until the eyes are per-
manently injured. Many cases if fitted
soon enough could get along without
glasses after school life is over. |
will be at the For tney Hotel next Mon
day, October Il. At the Evans Hotel,
Westby, Wednesday, October %. Mon
CENA DUNN, La Crosse, Wis.
Louis o. Brye gives it to the CEN
soR before the happy event is consum-