Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-08

| -Sal-Net-ge- IL at the Davis drug
store.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll
-'Thelma" perfume, the new odor,
at Davis drug store
Mrs. Josiah Latta visited her daugh-
ter on Asbury Ridge.
James Marker is making improve
ments in lis residence.
"A carload of choice bridge plank
just received at the Nuzum yard.
AT the Opera Electric, tonight and
tomorrow night, Poluhni, the Mystic.
Estimated value Of automobiles
owned in Wisconsin is forty million dol
| lars.
Mrs. Lee Williamson of Merrill is
passing some time with Virioqua rela-
tives.
Ladies' mackinaw coats in the new
styles and patterns. The Blue Front
Store.
Archie Henry has bought and NOV
ed to the Parr house near the Catholic
church.
II am prepared to do sewing by the
day. Telephone number 13l. HAZEL
TRRHUNE- .......a~.4...,.-
Robert Twining came home for the
winter. He was at Glendive, Montana,
the summer months.
Opening dance at Running's hall,
next Friday evening, October 10. Mu-
sic by 5-piece orchestra.
Martin Enochson of Avalanche
spent week here with his brother Ed.
and sister, Mrs. w. E. Garrett.
II am prepared TO do piano tuning
in city or country and guarantee work.
Call on me or write. j. F. Parker,
Viroqua.
The best part of the year for wear
| ing suits is now. Take advantage of
the 20 per cent discount at Rogers
this week.
Mr.. L. L. Henthorn has been ap-
/ pointed and confirmed as postmaster at
| Viola to succeed Warren l. Griffin, who
resigned.
Peter Eide has purchased the brick
residence of Mrs Tomkins in the First
ward. and viii move his family into the
/ same this week.
IN. d. McLees is putting the finish
ling strcaes on a neat tenement house
east of his residence. The exterior is
pebble dashed.
/ Quality is economy. The high
Igrade building materials we handle are
! cheaper in the long run. John =. Nuz-
UNI & Son Lumber Co.
1 Mrs. Martin Andersen and children
left today for Bowden, North Dakota,
to join the husband and father, who
has q n0a14far7 q ( fsara
Saturday night, October IL. the vi.
Iroqua 5-piece orchestra will give a
dance at Al Mason's Liberty store on
the Viola road. Everybody's invited.
The family celebrated the seventy
second anniversary of Mrs. O. r Hill
on Monday, the customary congratula-
tons and membranes being extend
ed.
/ Union and two-piece fieeced under
wear. The very best. We are willing
to let others sell the soc grade. We
carry only the best. The Blue Front
Store.
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.
John L. Davis, county income as
SCISSOR, has moved his family from Re-
treat to this city, occupying one of J..
E. Nuzum's tenement houses. Wei
come to them.
| Mrs. Towner was reappointed a
member of the governing board of the
Eastern Star Chapter organization
which provides homes for aged and
homeless members of the order.
-Mesdames M. B. Thompson from
Springville union, and Mrs. Erick Lar
son of VirCqua local, attended state
convention Of Woman's Christian Tenn
perence Association held at Reedsburg.
-Rummage sale Friday and satur-
day, October 10 and II, in the parlors
of the Congregational church. Farm
ers on their way to creamery will find
it a Commencement place to buy and get
lunches.
Just as little surprise to their
friends Samuel Peterson of Franklin,
and Caroline S. Peterson of Sterling,
quietly slipped away to Winona and
were there married on September q,
the Rev. Albert Frorness tieing the
knot that binds them together for life 3
eventful journey.
Ole r. Gauper was over fro m
Wheatland, yesterday. He experienced
a stroke of apoplexy some months since
but is now able to perform his usual
work. He thinks strongly of moving
to the county seat in order that his son
may have the benefit Of our education
al facilities.
The family and friends of Mrs. An
drew Christopherson observed her eigh-
tieth anniversary at the home of her
son Albert, west of town on Monday,
when company of twenty assembled.
1t was pleasant time for the aged
lady and her kindred and friends. Rel
atives were present from Viroqua and
Genoa.
The Cashton Record reports that
Warnie Norris, son of Cyrus Norris
OF Dell community, expects to return
home after spending twenty days in
| that village taking treatment for his
left eye, which was badly injured when
tobacco spear was jammeG into his
face near the optic. For time it was
thought his eye would be lost.
The woods are now taking on the
colors that presage the coming of win
ter Perhaps natures most cunning
artists are reserved to spread her choic-
est and most varied tints to reconcile
Us to the rigors that are to follow. At
any rate, he who cannot find pleasure
in contemplating the autumn colors is
missing great deal of satisfaction.
Miss Edith Drake, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. H. Drake, was taken to
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