Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-29
Short News Stories of Interest
h. Censor of the Comngs Gongs Dones of
Vhoqua and Vicinity
Good bye October.

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Mrs. o. Keefe of Sparta spent part
of last week here.
Get your window gless and putty
at o. E. Davis drug store.
All kinds of storm. poof roofiags and
papers at the Nuzum Yard
DIR. Baldwin, Ientist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Mrs. MART Larson paid a visit to
friends in and about Westby.
-Mesdames Albert Carmichael and
Carl Wrobel visited at DeSoto.
Mrs. E. Barth and son Cornelius
of Cashton were in town Thursday.
Fine combs, course combs, all kind
of combs at o. E. Davis drng store
The mother of DIR. Abbott died at
his home in Ontario, aged eighty-four
years.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The Nu-
yum Yard.
Mr.. Chas. G. Dickau of Forest
town, was county seat business caller
or Monday.
The homestead of the late Mrs.
Froiland at Avalanche was purchased
by her son Berent.
Miss Nellie McMasters, on advice
of a physician, felt compelled to relin-
quish her school work at Ontario.
Mrs. Macarthur of LaCrescent, and
Mrs. d. j. Williams Of La Crosse visited
with Mrs. o. E. Cronk Monday.
Something doing at Running's hall
Friday evening. Grand Halloween
ball. Music by Viroqua 5.piece orches-
ira.
Boyd Hall spent few days in one
of the Lacrosse hospitals taking treat
ment. He returns home materially
benefited.
You'll migs it if you fail to take
advantage of the great bargains offer
ed by Roman & Felix during the settle
ment sale.
We are rushed with business but
will use you right if you will come in
and make your wants known. Bekke-
dial Lumber Company.
H. R. Drake and family autoed to
Eastman to see daughter last Satur-
day Rudson says the roads were. new
er better thar that day.
w. H. Stogdlll came home from
Savanna. where he worked at his trade
since May. He will be employed in
Kuehn's blacksmith shop.
-R. p. johnson was with us briefly
from Purdy section. In notice else
where published he warns against hunt
ing and trapping on his possessions.
Fur caps, cloth, fur-lined caps. in
all styles and shapes just arrived. The
popular tCiucinnatti'' line we have
sold for years. The RlHe G-ort Store.
George Lord, former Cashton and
Ontario man, died atSparta. Remains
were conveyed to Ontario for inter-
ment He was forty-seven years old.
Mrs. Elsie Hazen of Cashton went
to California to spend the winter with
her son Edward, who has good posi-
ton with the Southern Pacific railroad.
Thomas Hanson of Minneapolis,
who paid visit to his brothers here a
month since, is now at Mayo's Roches-
ter hospital, operated upon for gall
stones.
DO not overlook the storm windows
and doors till cold weather comes. Or
der them now. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany will take the measure and guar
antee fit.
Albert L. Hopp was CENSOR bust
ness caller from Victory Ridge on Mon
day. He is now devoting his energies
to farming, having abandoned rural
mail service.
Hon. Frank Mains sends the CEN
SoR fine postal picture of the Mon
tana state agricultural college and ex-
perimental station, located at Bozman,
where he went to attend Odd Fellow
grand lodge.
/ William G. Webb arrived home
from California for an indefinite stay.
He tells that it is like getting newly
acclimated by leaving the golden state
this time of the year and coming to the
chilly atmosphere of Wisconsin. Cali
fornia is sizzling hot this season of the
year.
Prof. F. W. VOL. who has long
been agricultural chemist at the state
university, resigned to accept a similar
position with the university of Califor-
MIA, whittier he will soon move with
his family. Mrs. VOLTS maiden name
was Helene Walioe, a daughter of the
pioneer physician of Coon Prairie.
Special, four reel production of
the Prisoner of Zenda" with James
K. Hackell in the Title Role-next
Tuesday night, Nov. 4th. No extra
charges for this great masterpiece ex-
cept that no sc seats will be sold. The
price therefore will be 10c straight.
The reception and ball given at
Purdy hall on a recent evening in honor
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Peterson was attended by about two
hundred guests, who enjoyed most
congenial time. They were presented
with many fine gifts and cash, all of
which they appreciate and return thanks
Suits and overcoats for the man
who does not want to pay so much.
Our S. Bachawch & Co. line is now in,
fits just as well as the highest priced
clothes, wear just as well. Sells at
much lower prices because the manu-
fact6rer does not PCT the money in ad-
veItising but in the N srchandise. Good
suits as low as $500 The Blue Front.
u. E. Mills returned from Montana,
having been there for thlee weeks look
ing after farm matters. At Belmont
and Lavina he met all the Vernon coun-
ty colonists and reports them all well
contented and pleased with western pio-
neering. He says they harvested good
crops of everything, bringing home
samples of corn, potatoes and other
field and garden yields.
Assistant Postmaster Gjelstrup is
about to leave the aervice of Uncle
Sam to remove with his family to Lou
Isiana, where he will, with his son, en-
gage in truck farming. Some months
since Mr.. GjelstrEp purchased land in
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