Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-15
Prepare for winter.
Frosty nights and mornings.
Money loaned. W. E. Butt.

Mrs. C. H. Trowbridge has been
quite i'll for few days.
Congregational ladies realized Sl20
from their rummage sale.
Buy your coal and coke of L. c.
BOYLE. Phone 10 and 104.
-Gustad's dance orchestra Friday
night. Everybody welcome.
Herman NJ. Root is doing duty as
clerk in the Viroqua postoffice.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
-oual Bank building. Phone 80.
There will be barn dance at Jake
Whites Sat. evening, October Is.
--Jo. Rosenthal of Milwaukee was
rushing business in town yesterday.
Mrs. Love returned from Canada.
where she spent year VITA her daugh-
ter.
L. A. Wilson of the post Office
force, went to Aberdeen for short
stop.
The best cement and plaster al
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
W. H. Stogdill is making numerous
internal and external improvements in
his residence.
If your roof leaks, stop it with
roof cement. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany have the best.
Bring in your winter apples now
and receive top of market price for
same. J. W. Thayer.
Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith and little son
returned from Chippewa Falls, where
they were guests of friends.
Mrs. John Riley of Onalaska, has
been in this neighborhood visiting
among old friends and relatives.
We have the best pulp plaster on
the market. Fresh goods always on
hand. John E. Nuzum & Son Lumber
Go.
During the storm of last Friday
the depot of the ST. Paul company at
Woodman was struck by lightning and
burned.
Mrs. H. P. Proctor and Mrs. Bayne
are in Lacrosse, the latter to attend a
convention of the Daughters of the
Revolution.
The best SOC shirt made guaranteed
not to fade, full size, double stitched,
yoke, neck and finished wristbands.
The Blue Front Store.
Gus. A. Morterud autoed in from
Bloomingdale Monday. Said there
was practically no storm damage in
that immediate section,
Harry Dahl has become daddy,
an heir having come TO himself and his
Young wife last Sunday. Mrs. Dahl is
in a Lacrosse hospital.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, can cor
rect your displaced spinal bones, which
cause your chronic aches and pains. In
Ferguson Bldg, Suite 2, phone "a.
Friday evening of this week pub
lie dance will be given at Newton hall
by the Erickson brothers. General in
witation is extended; good music, good
order.
Mems flannel dress shirts are very
fashionable for this year. We have
them in large variety of styles and pat
terms. Prices 81, 90 to $500 The Blue
Front Store.
DIR. fainter was up from Reads
Gown. Storm, in the village, he says,
did no injury, but in surrounding terri
tory suffered badly.
Henry Hendrickson expects to have
a formal opening of his shoe store in
the Tate block on October 81. Formal
announcement will be made in next
weeks CENSOR.
Henry Hendrickson has sold his
residence property in the First ward to
Henry +. Anderson, young town of
Jefferson farmer, who will become a
resident among US next spring.
R. R. Lemmen has secured agency
and liz offering TO his friends some high
ly engraved and becoming Masonic and
Odd Fellow charts, which make ideal
wall fixture and neat room furnishing.
William Mckee, longtime resident
and veteran soldier died i'll Avalanche,
Sunday evening, after protractsd i'll
leaves a wife and family of grown sons
and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. C. Brown left,
yesterday, for a visit to Aledo, Illinois.
This is the girlhood home of Mrs. Brown
and is her first visit there since thirty
years ago. They will also visit rela-
tives at Galena.
Sidney Higgins received telegram
from Nome, Alaska, advising that his
family escaped injury in the terrifi-
storm catastrophe which swept that
far-off country, desolating towns and
practically depopulating some places.
What would you give for a picture
of the children or that picnic crowd?
Remember the Ansco camera makes it
possible for you to have many such pic
lures at a very small cost. Call at O..
E. Davis drug store and get an Ansco
book free.
Special service at the Congrega-
tional church brought out full house
Sunday evening, the city orchestra and
other features of song and praise add
ing to the interest of the service. Pas
tor Bayne is making efforts at estab-
lishing'a gymnasium and entertainment
room for young men of the congrega-
tion and the town in an unfinished up
per section of the church. A place of
that nature, well conducted, has been
long a need of the city.
If but for only day or two, Viro-
qua people were much pleased to greet
Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh in an over-Sun-
day call in This her old home. She was
enroute from Seattle to New York and
Asbury Park, New Jersey. whittier she
goes to attend Worlds and National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
conventions. She will also transact Of
fetal work in the National capital
Mrs. Silbaugh has had wide experience
in travel since leaving Viroqua, 'having
attended upon numerous assemblies and
legislatures in work for the reforms
she represents. She is gratiied with
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