Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-22
Short News Stories of Interest
PkUps Comng Goings
vhoqua and Vicinity



Mrs. Lydia GotS is indisposed and
unable to leave her home.
Get your window glass and putty
at 0. E. Davis drug store.
-All kinds of storm poof roofngs and
papers at the Nuzum Yard.
Saturday morning brought the first
real hard frost for the season.
Mr.. John E. Nuzum is confined to
his home by an attack of illness.
Fine combs, course combs, all kind
of combs at 0. E. Davis drng store.
MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Hetland are
visiting their daughter in Lafayette
county.
If you want your moneys worth.
get a Chippewa mackinaw, at Stoll &
Groves.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The Nu-
yum Yard.
Our Clinton correspondent reports
the death of John Parr, a pioneer cit
izen of that section.
Greatest bargains ever given in
Vernon county during this ten days
sale at Roman & Felix.
Mrs, Mary Baker came from La
Crosse to spend season visiting the
Baker and Dawson families.
Frank Grub of Sawyer county Wis
tied Charley Grub on Sunday, after an
absence of twenty-one years.
Ladies and misses suit, coat, and
skirt bargains during the ten days set
Element sale at Roman & Felix.
Mrs. c. P. Brown and daughter
were with relatives in the city over
Sabbath, coming from LaFarge.
Mrs. Silas Foster fell from the kit
chen steps at her home, bruising her
person, but without serious injury.
Prof. and Mrs. Kelly (nee Ella
Wilson, came from Madison to pass
Sunday with relatives and many friends,
Herman Wolfgram arrived home
on Sunday after year and half's alb
sence at DEBORAH, Iowa, where he is in
business.
Friday, October "a, for one day
only, 81 so safety razor given away
free with every soc plug of Climax to-
baeco. Roman & Felix grocery de-
partment.
Avoid chilly rooms in the morning
by using Coles hot blast heaters. They
prevent colds and sickness. Sold by
Anderson & Sauer.
We are rushed with business but
will use you right if you viii come in
and make your wants known. Bekke-
dial Lumber Company.
Fur caps, cloth, fur-lined caps in
l.,li ell, - - ha
popular Cincinnati" line we, have
sold for years. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Jerry Richards came from the
east to pass few days with the Viii.
liams and Richards families. They have
changed locations from Rhode island to
Cleveland.
John jacobson, rural carrier OF
Chaseburg, while on his vacation visited
among Viroqua acquaintances. He was
accompanied by nephew from Mime
sofa.
DO not overlook the storm windows
and doors till cold weather comes. Or
der them now. Bekkedsl Lumber Com
pany will take the measure and guar.
antee fit.
Ministers of the city were enter
ning's restaurant, by Mr.. and Mrs. N.
A. Sviggum. The families took part
in the feast.
On Sunday last at the residence OF
fger Olson in Franklin, the young peo-
pies society gave their Pastor Jacob
son surprise and a tangible welcome
greeting in the form Of purse contain
ing S140.
Reports from North Dakota are
that old veteran Peter Hanson, has
been i'll for some time, having suffered
slight stroke of apoplexy. Full and
speedy recovery is the sincere wish of a
host Of friends.
Court brought good many people
to the county seat on Monday, probably
the greater number being jurors, appli-
cants for citizenship papers and their
witnesses. Among the number were
many prominent men of the county.
Suits and overcoats for the mar
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-
facturer does not put the money in adj
vertising but in the merchandise. Good
suits as low as $500 The Blue Front.
Mr.. R. T. Bentson just returned
from a months visit in Canada, where
he looked after farm and business in
terests. He reports only fair crops,
there having been a partial drought.
Mr.. Bentson states that prices for farm
products are lower than here, while
nearly everything one buys is higher.
With wheat at so cents bushel, flour
sells at 49, Is per hundred, or so cents
more than here.
Captain James and nephew Harry
were over from Freeman to attend
Masonic lodge on Wednesday night, the
young man taking the Master Mason's
degree. Attorney j. A. Moen had the
favor of the same honor conferred upon
him at that sitting. DR.. Christianson,
ThomasCall and Henry Stevlingson we're
Westby members to witness the work.
Also Carl Eortney and Ray Clawater
of Liberty Pole. Following degree con-
ferring refreshments were served at
the Optimo.
Next Sunday evening, at the Con-
gregational church, the pastor will pre-
sent the first of series of illustrated
talks on the life Of Christ, illustrated
by colored reproductions Of the famous
Tissot paintings. Tissot spent many
years in the Holy land, and his paintings
give radically different conception Of
Christ than other artist. There are $40
of them; gorgeous in oriental coloring
and accurate as to Jewish customs and
dress. They depict all Of the important
scenes in the life of Christ, and are in
teresting and Illuminating.
1T is not often that the censor