Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-01
Short News Stories of Interest
Ups by Censor Reporters of the Comngs Doing
Vroqua Vicinity
loaned. W. 2. Butt.

Buy your coal and coke Of L. C.
BOYLE. Phone ITO and 104.
Editor Vint Frazier was in the city
from Readstown on Monday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Go.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onsl Bank building. Phone 80.
Roman & Felix have added to their
equipment a new deliver wagon.
Nellie Mahoney spent Sunday at
home from Tomah teaching work.
Just opened up a fine assortment
&C Gordon furs at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. M. E Ogden returned from a
visit with her daughter at Marshfeld.
Blaine Cade writes from Iowa that
second engineer claims protection at
his home.
-Minshall's string of racers are at
Elroy fair this week; their last stand
for the season.
See the great three reel feature,
tom Butler" at the Opera Electric,
Saturday night.
John Wapp of Pleasant Ridge now
drives Ford touring car, purchased
through M. o. Hill.
Mrs. Ethel Bohn of HilIsboro, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Calsena
Brandon. in this city.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stevenson of Denver is
paying annual visit to her parental
home in Harrison hollow.
A marshmallow toast by Camp Fire
girls and Boy Scouts was held IN ceme-
terry grove Friday evening.
Mr.. P. H. McGarry of Brush Hol-
low, paid visit to his daughter, Mrs.
C. E. Morley, in this city.
Kenneth McMasters, who suffered
greatly from blood poisoning caused by
stepping on rusty nail, is improving.
We have the best pulp plaster on
the market. Fresh goods always on
hand. John E. Nuzum & Son Lumber
Co.
Children s medium weight fall I'M
ion suits, a new member in the Mum
sing" family, SOC all sizes. Exclusive
Sale by Rogers.
New line of those ladies' popular
rain coats. One quality and one price.
The kind that gives satisfaction. The
Blue Front Store.
"A MAN in the Open, a sensation
al story, commences in today's CENSOR.
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tinue for several weeks.
Theodore Stoleson and Ing Thors-
gard are exhibiting their herds at Vi
ola fair. They were both good premi-
um winners at our late fair. Also Les
lie Fisher has his Jersey herd there.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company win sell
their stock of goods and rent their
warehouse and dwelling house if ar
engagements are made soon.
If you need anything in the hire of
tobacco shed Or barn lumber, come and
look over our stock before placing ycpr
order. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
On next Saturday night, there will
be a big barn dance at H. E Smiths 8,
just north of the city. Music by the
Viroqua 5 piece orchestra. You are all
invited.
Miss Vivian HesseIing departed,
Friday morning, for Leland, Iowa, to
resume her teaching. She will have
charge of first grade work, and it is
her third year opening.
Emil Ericsson was caller from
Whitestown on Monday. He recently
moved from Clinton, having sold his
farm there to Michael Brody. He put
a concrete silo on his new possessions.
Maurice Lemen, who has worked
in Viroqua print shops for severalyears,
and for the CENSOR past two, went to
Richland Center and commenced work
on Monday in Harry Bailey's Rustic
office.
-Johu E. Nuzum, Thos. o. Mork
and Berlie Moore went to Hillsboro to
attend funeral of Don Sherman. Mr..
Moore and deceased were cousins, and
Mr.. Nuzum was business partner OF
Mr.. Sherman.
Relief Corps ladies' made Genera
Rogers an honorary member of then
session, after which refreshments were
served and the newly adopted member
responded happily.
What would you give for picture
of the children or that picnic crowds
Remember the Ansco camera makes il
possible for you to have many such pic
lures at a very small cost. Call at o.
{. Davis drug store and get an AnscC
book free.
Another big shipment of trunks,
suit cases and bags just received. Al
ways had large business in these good:
but never so large as this fall. We
carry the assortment. We buy then
right and and can make right prices.
The Blue Front Store.
Time for winter underwear We
want you to know that we carry the
best makes in union and two-piece suits.
Worsted and all wool. The Lewis
union suit" is known as the best in the
country. Sold all over the United
States. The Blue Front Store.
September goes on record this year
as the hottest and coolest ninth month
since Uncle Sam commenced keeping
tab on the weather. The first part OF
the month was extremely warm, while
on the nights of the % and % heavy
frosts were noted with the temperature
below freezing.
Henry E. Anderson, rho lives al
Bud1, sold notch out of his fine farm,
the eighty on which Geo.. W. Aller
formerly lived The sale is to Albert
Walters, likely young man, who will
put buildings on the same and become
a permanent resident. The considers
ton is Sc, 400.
AT the postponed annual meeting
of the Virooaa Congregational church
the title of Pastor Emeritus was unan.
inously voted to Few. John S. Bayne,
d. D., tne father of the pastor. DR..
Bayne has had several of his sermons
published IN the sermon supplement OF
the Chicago Inter Ocean, the last in is.
sue of September 29.
On Sunday, while visiting at the