Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-22
"A daughter at ole Z. oIson's.

A,AA D III al 4 OWN- FAcAe~N
at Sparta.
-An leather hand Bags at o. E. Da-
Wis drug store.
Brick, tile and cement at the M.
zum Lumber Yard
"A new son is added to the family
circle of Bernard Pierce
Buy your coal and coke of L. c.
Boyle. Phone ITO and 104.
II. R. Vergeront made a business
trip TO Montfort, driving across.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Hon. j. D. Beck spert Friday and
Saturday at home from Madison.
-Munsing and Staley all-wool I'M
derw for men at Stoli & Groves.
Place cards-you will find a good
assortment at o. q. Davis drug store.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
Convention. of Diss-ic C51 Fellow
Lodges was held at De Soto on ldes-
day.
Gus Hook spent two wee,-s in Rich
land county assisting his son-i,-lsw at
farm work.
lin Monroe county 81 applications
were heard for full citizenship, "a be-
ing granted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wise departed
for their Canada home after three weeks
with relatives.
Ladies flannel shirts, blue, tan,
red and stripes, military collar. The
Blue Front Store.
If your roof leaks, stop it with
roof cement. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany have the best.
Mrs. Winifred Gable and child vent
to Chicago after summer spent at the
home of H. H. Rabbit.
Mrs. A. J. johnson visited friends
at Moline. She was accompanied by
her little daughter Mary.
Mrs. Alice Kelly and child are here
from Iowa county for visit with
Grandpa and Mrs. Richards.
The Misses Mary and Beatrice
Coffland entertained the Girls club at
their nome Saturday evening,
Tailor Otto Lund answers to grand
pa, - son having been born to his
daughter, Mrs. w. G. jacobson.
Henry Hendrickson and j NJ. White
with their families spent the day at
j. M Benefits at Bud on Friday.
Excursions twice each month to
Gulf Coast country Of Texas; $4,000 all
expenses, round trip. J. w. Thayer.
Special prices on building material
to be used to replace damage done by
the recent storm. Call at the Nuzum
Yard
Shoes and rubbers at great bargains
for men, women and children during
our ten day settlement sale. Sale starts
October g. Roman & Felix.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, can cor
rect yeur displaced spinal bones, which
cause your chronic aches and pains. In
Ferguson Bldg, Suite 2, phone q.
After twenty years passed in the
state of Washington, Edward Dickson
will spend the winter at the parental
stamping grounds near Bloomingdale.
"A few fur-lined, plush lined and fur
collar overcoats in large supply, the
Wear Fine" make, prices ranging
from $500 to $500. The Blue Front
Store.
n. H. Drake and family motored
to Sugar Grove to take note of destruc-
ton on the old home place of AL Lake,
as well as other people who suffered
there.
Brent Sather, one of the leading
citizens of Coon Valley, died following
stroke of paralysis, aged SO years.
He is survived by wife, son and six
brothers.
From the hitcLing place at the
z Methodist church, Sunday morning, the
team of Andrew N. Olson broke and
made run to south part of town. Lit
tie damage resulted.
For ten DAYS only! Sale starts
Thursday, October %. See our big bar
gains in ladies' ready-to- wear goods;
coats, skirts, suits, dresses, at big re-
auctions. Roman & Felix
Greatest bargains ever offered in
Vernon county in dry goods, clothing,
shoes and rubbers and ready wear
goods. Settlement .le starts October
%, for ten days. Roman & Felix.
Sheep lined coats and overcoats,
we have these in large quantities, mole
skin, duck and whipcord shell. The
Russia Fur & Tanning Conpany's make
None better. The Blue Front Store.
AT Merrimack, Frank Foulkes, son
of Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Foulkes, was
accidentally shot by an unidentified
hunter, fifteen shot entering his knee.
Not very serious permanent results are
expected.
Hiram Carpenter, among DeSoto' g
early pioneers, stage driver between
that village and La Crosse when rail-
roads were unknown in this section,
died recently at SanAntonio, Texas,
aged So years.
Attorneys Graves and Bennett were
at La Crosse for United States court,
the case cf McLees against Chase &
Stoll having beel calendared. Judge
Sanborn carried the case to December
term at Madison.
That was happy occasion Wednes-
day night, when the Relief Corps gave
chicken-pie banquet in honor of Post
members and their wives. 1t brought
forth nineteen old vets, and the inform
al program was pleasant feature.
Among those from outside was Captain
Van 8. Bennett of Rockton.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Everson and daugh-
ter, and Miss Celia Tolefson, returned
this morning from a very sad mission,
attendace upon the funeral of Mrs. Til
lie Tollefson at Wheeler, in Dunn
county, who died suddenly from child
birth. She was the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Everson, aged "a years,
her home having been in Jefferson town
most of her good life. She was married
to Thomas Tollefson thirteen years