Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-11-19
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Get your window glass and putty
at o. E. Davis drug store.
All kinds of storm poof roofings and
papers at the Nuzum Yard.
DIR. BALDWIN, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Remember the "Cpex" wire grass
house rugs at Chas. S. Stacks.
An elegant new line of neekwear
and handbags at Suttle & Tate's.
Several city houses so cheap YOU
cannot afford to rent. j w. Thayer.
Fine combs, course combs, all kind
"A second invoice of Dr. Denton's
sleeping garments at Suttle & Tate's.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The M
yum Yard.
Frank johnson and wife are enter
tanning little daughter at their home,
their first born.
-Pillsbury's Best -four, the flour
that always makes good bread, SIPS
per sack, at G. H. Ostrem's.
No waits. Illustrated Songs and
moving pictures between acts at the
Van Dyke & Eaton Co.'S. show.
Miss Hoon, who has been located
hereafter make her headquarters at
La Crosse.
Get ready to spend the winter in
balmy southern Texas on the Gulf
coast. For information see or write j.
W. Thayer.
Boys overcoats, velvet collars,
sizes 80 to 35. Good material, well
made and servicable at one-half price.
The Blue Front Store.
Two hundred ard forty acre farm
for sale, cheap If taken soon, $500
cash, the balance on easy terms. Ad-
dress box 1886, Westby, Wis.
Henry Reynolds has sold his farm
near Resdstown to Mr.. Bentson of Sol.
diers Grove. The family moved from
near Viroqua few years since
Synod bazaar and lutefisk supper
last Friday, was big success fnaa-
cially and in attendance. All afternoon
and evening Running hall was throng-
ed.
w. P. Hudson followed his family
here from Minnesota and they again
their residence in eastern section of
town.
DO not overlook the storm windows
.
der them now. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany will take the measure and guar
antee fit.
you can have some thing 20 select from
and you can find the very best right
here in Vernon county. See T. j. Thor
son, Westby.
20 A. Unseth and family, Mrs. A
Nal ~
here from Westby on Friday evening
supper and bazaar.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are
making bargain price on their thresh
now. Where is there an engine equal
Michael Sallander reports the death
and burial of his only sister, Mrs. Will
lam Shield, at Retreat. The lady was
"a years old, native of Germany, but
longtime resident of Retreat COM
munity.
Merchant Curry and family autoed
over from Valley and passed day
with relatives. He was here to at
tend meeting of training school board.
Frank Emo and wife were passengers
IN Mr.. Curry's machine.
Ford touring car for sale reason
BILE if taken at once. Complete and in
fine running shape. Fitted with K. &
w. Master vibrator, cut out and cleo
trio lights. H. R. Vergeront, Halcyos
Heights Farm, Viroqua.
--Trainmen on the Southeastern say
that they experienced near accident
by large stone rolling from hillside
upon the roadbed on a recent day. 1t
was north of Stoddard. 1t was only
partially on the rail, but bruised lower
sections of the locomotive by coming in
contact.
Ben. F. Smith has removed from
Richland Center to Forest Grove, Ore
gon, where his parents reside. Since
establishment of the extensive milk
condensing plant at the Center Ben has
been head timer there. He goes to
the coast country as an attache of the
same company.
Mrs. Tosten Olson, the lady who
was so severely injured by the tipping
over an embankment of the carriage
in which she and her husband were rid
ing in southern Franklin town, died in
Lacrosse hospital, where she was
taken for treatment.
From Montana Henry E. Rogers,
senior, is advised of the marriage of
his son Edwin to a Miss Larson of
Great Falls, the affair taking place on
November IL They will reside at
Lewiston, Montana, where Mr.. Rogers
has been engaged in the jewelry bust
ness for few years.
One of the manufacturers of whom
we have been buying clothing for many
years finds they are overstocked. We
bought large line of suits and over
coats at very large concession. We
can give you good warm, well-fitting
suit in Union cashmere for $3.50 and
all wool suits at $40. Up-to- date
overcoats worth $25 to sgt for $40;
worth $50 for SIS. The Blue Front
Store.
"A. d. Helgeson is advise from Mi
not, North Dakota, thathe may now be
properly addressed as Grandpa Hedge
son, little girl having been born to
his son Henry and wife. They were
married and moved from this city year
ago last June. The young mother will
be well remembered az Eleanor Thomas,
instructor in music in cur high school
and county normal for some years.
Their friends will extend congratula-
tons.
Mrs. l. H. Beckholt is causing her
household effects to be packed prepar-
atory to shipment to Harrison, Ohio,
where her husband has accepted a
charge to preach. This removal will
be very generally regretted by our citi-
zens. During his ministerial work
here Mr.. Beckholt proved a valuable
/ accession to the community interest,