Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-11-19
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Reporters of the Comngs
Viroqua Vicinity
nav lnaned W hi Rntt

yum Lumber Yard.
Blankets from 49 cents to $500 a
pair, at Suttle & Tate's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Cade and son
spent Sunday at Lacrosse.
Buy your coal and coke of L. c.
BOYLE. Phone ITO and 104.
Charley Asbjornson was recently
married to lady in Lacrosse.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
John p. Melvin and son came over
from Webster in their Ford Thursday.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
-Solverson & Larson are just in re-
ceipt of carload of Studebaker auto
mobiles.
Mrs. Mary Brown had as over-Sun-
day guests from Lacrosse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Weber.
IF your roof leaks, stop it with
roof cement. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany have the best.
Mrs. Chas. Snyder of Richland
county, visited with her sisters in Viro-
qua, Westby and Readstown.
Special prices on Building material
to be used to replace d. mage done by
the recent storm. Call at the Nuzum
Yard.
Andy L. Russell ran up from Spar
ia and passed Saturday and Sunday
with old home folks and attended Odd
Fellow roll call.
Mrs. Florence McMullen of this
city and sister Mrs. Aaron Glass of
Readstown returned from visit with
relatives at Reedsburg.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, can cor
rect your displaced spinal bones, which
cause your chronic aches and pains. In
Ferguson Bldg, Suite 2, phone q.
Fur and fur lined overcoats. Re-
member furs of all kinds are going
higher. Cali in and look them over,
So so to SIS. The Blue Front Store.
We are receiving mems boys and
ladies' mackinaw coats almost daily.
We have kept up the assortment and
styles. They go fast. The Blue Front
Store.
Those desiring to take violin les
sons should be on hand at Running s
hall, on November 80, and every. Sun
day thereafter. C. F. Wallace, violin
teacher.
An outing party of Audrey King.
Odessa Coffiand, Wade Henderson and
wife motored over from Richland Cen
ter and were guests of the Coffisnd
family on Sunday.
Two new purchasers are happy with
Buick No. Is machines, supplied from
the agency of Tuhus & Clark. They
are Peperhagen Brothers of Chaseburg,
C. A. Downer, Viola.
-Messrs. L. G. Boyle, w. ID. Dyson,
e. w. HaZen, DR.. j. Fl Chase and o.
G. Munson are in Milwaukee attending
semi centennial anniversary of Wiseon-
sin Scottish Rite Masons.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Bernier of
Great Falls, Montana, are visiting nu.
merous friends in this community and
at Salem. The lady was former vi
roqua school girl, Jessie Melvin.
BY express, last Thursday, came
four fine deer, the prowess of John
E. Stoll, Henry E. Rogers. senior, Geo.
H. Schroeder and Lyle Stunkard, who
returned from their northern hunting
trip.
DIR. C. d. Mead, graduated and IL
-censed Osteopath, can correct your le-
sions that cause your chronic aches and
pains. Also treats your acute cases of
all kinds. Over Blue Front Store.
Phone 209, house 3l2.
We cali especial attention to the
annusual report of the Bloomingdale
Creamery, published elsewhere in the
CENSOR. Better than a bank" is
analyze its Importance.
Our Chaseburg correspondent re-
ports destruction of the farm residence
of Otto Schroeder of that neighbor-
hood. Fire was in the night and the
family escaped injury only by heroic eff
forts, losing all personal effects except
their night robes
Don't forget the grand opportuni-
ty to buy Chas. S. Slack's business
and city property. Some one will snap
this up, and you might as well be the
lucky one. Mr.. Slack mas a chance in
another state that he wishes to take
up the first of the new year, you must
act quick.
An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure. A can of "Anti-S SCOT"
may prevent a serious fire. If your
wise, you'll keep a can of it in the
house. 1t will keep your chinneys
clean, or stop a chimney fire quicker
than any other preparation. Buy it at
A. E. Surenson's.
Next meeting Of Mystic Worker
lodge occurs Tuesday evening. A large
attendance during the winter season is
desired. All members should take an
active interest in making this the ban
ner season in growth, attendance and
pleasant social times State Manager
Grove will be present Tuesday, and
Westbv lodge has been invited.
Merchant Russell B. Hoyt and
wife were over from Chaseburg Friday
night to witness the school play in
which their daughter Charity took part.
They came in the good old way, with
horses and carriage, and expressed
themselves as pleased with an opportu-
nifty to come in that way and appreci-
ate the CORD roads and observe the
many improvements.
MIR. George D. Orput, wife and
three children, came from Plattville to
pay a visit to their son and brother,
Prof. d. P. Orput of our high school
faculty, and incidentally witnessed the
play in which the latter assumed lead
ing role. This visit was in expectation
that the Orputs will take leave of Wis
consin for a Pacific coast home, where
the father Immediately goes to make
preparations for extensive business en-
terprises in which be will engage.
Chairman Peterson of Whitestown,
received severe shock at the close of
Tuesdays session of the county board
by being called to the telephone and
advised of the sudden death of his young
est sister. Mrs. |. D. Hoff of Brush
Creek, who was found dead in her bed,
Tuesday morning. She was in usual
health at retiring hour Monday night.
Mrs. Hoff was the youngest of nine