Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-15
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Robert Benson bought building
lot in Chasetown.
DIR. Baldwin and wife motored to
Lacrosse on Monday.
Judge Mshoney attend a meeting of
university regents at Madison.
Hedge Larson was in from Coon on
business mission last Friday.
DO not play freeze out, but buy
good house cheap, of TLayer.
Louis Jersey, principal of schools
at Stoddard, spent Sunday in the city.
DIR. Hess stock food, Panacea and
Instant louise killer at the Davis drug
store.
j. D. Cade and wife have gone to
Montana for an indefinite stay with rel
atives.
Don't miss the dance Friday even
ing. Music by Gustad's orchestra of
Sparta.
TT. Thorson and family were West
by callers in the city on Monday, mo-
toring over.
Call and get our prices and we will
get your business. John E. Nuzum &
Son Lumber Co.
DO you want to buy property at a
bargain and on easy terms? If so, just
call on j. W. Thayer.
Harrison Smith of Sparta, renewed
friendships in this city and at the old
Pleasant Ridge home.
Coming soon, the Vernon county
fair pictures, also James K. Hackett
in the Prisoner of Zenda.
/ Az. Ho~4.o HI.-. -r-ska. - bo-
parents that she experienced in her
Montana homestead ''shaek" genuine
blizzard.
Bernard Sargent is spending va
cation f-9m work at tire saIephs4e sta
ton visiting relatives at Dubuque and
DesMoines.
| Emery Roman was thrown from a
delivery wagon by run of the Roman
& Felix mules, and is carrying frac-
tured wrist as result.
Mrs. R. H. Drake returned from
La Crosse, leaving her daughter in fine
condition. Mr.. Drake will go and bring
! her home latter part of the week.
-Twenty-eight years ago today, Oc-
tober 18th, since the editorial mantle
of the CENSOR fell to the writer. That s
almost half the life of the old paper.
School tablets of buff wove paper,
which is highly recommended by ocul-
lists of the world as being a protection
to the eyes. For sale by o. E. Davis.
Mrs. j. w. Brown was at Buckeye
Ridge to assist Milton Writ and wife
during their great affection, the loss of
two children. Mrs. Brown is aunt to
Mrs. Writ.
I H. e. Rogers, Senior, attended the
funeral of his step-mother, Mrs. Ole
Gunderson, at Soldiers Grove. She
was woman long well known in the
vicinity of Towerville.
Miss Mary Cooper, after sum-
mer's sojourn with her aunt, Mrs. j.
NJ. Rusk. returned to her home in New
York. Mrs. Rusk, Miss Mary Rusk,
and Mrs. W. D. Dyson accompanied
Miss Cooper and will spend some time
in the east.
&C. j. Kuebler and his force of sew
en-, C. W. Chase with team, were
among the town helpers who went to
Pleasant Ridge last Sunday to lend aid
in attempt to straighten out the havoc
of the storm.
Any amount of farm work to do.
And the storm of Friday has added to
the burden with hundreds of farmers,
who must now repair buildings and ad-
just themselves to the fates that have
been visited upon them.
The Viroqua Implemnt Company
will sell all of their shop equipment.
vehicles, Implements, auto supplies,
ETC., at absolute cost, as the pro1rie-
tors have decided to close the business.
Sale starts tomorrow.
Col. Morley, Henry C. Costing als5
Theodore Gorrell were at Sparta for a
few days holiday and reunion with old
army comrades of the Nineteenth Wis
consin regiment. 1t is an annual af-
fair. There were "a present, and of
these men under 70 years old, while
only were under 20.
4 Hon. E. S. Goodell and daughter
Kate, in response to a telegram, left
for Kansas. Mr.. Goodell' 8 only brother
Herbert, was announced to be critically
i'll. Mr.. Goodell passed away before
they reached there. Remains will ar
rive here Thursday, services from the
Goodell home at two o'clock.
By oversight the CENSOR failed to
make mention Of the marriage of Law
renee Peterson and Miss Clara Olson,
which was performed at Red Wing,
Minnesota. Mr.. Peterson is prescrip-
ton clerk and salesman at J0hnson's
drug store and Miss Olson daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Olson, all of this
city. The young lady has been a sales
lady in the west for some years.
William Dolen Of Dell and Justice
Fu.mer of Stark were in town on Sat
urday ard told of the storm in their
/ sections Of eastern county. Other than
hail peltiDg a number Of psnes out Of
Dell church, Mr. Dolen states there
vas little damage in his immediate
neighborho0d Mr. Fulmer said that
nearly every tobacco shed between La
Fargo and Rockton collapsed before
the heavy gale