Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-11-12
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

boys at Stoll & Groves.
Get your window glass and putty
at o. E. Davis drug store.
Miss Amy Alexander is employed
as clerk in the postoffice.
All kinds of storm poof roofings and
papers at the Nuzum Yard.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Fine combs, course combs, all kind
of combs at o. E. Davis drng store.
Don't forget the fur sale at Suttle
& Tate's, Friday, Saturday and Mon
day.
Deer season in Wisconsin opened
on Tuesday, and will continue to No
vember so.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The Nu-
yum Yard.
j. w. Thayer is at La Fargo this
week making shipment of lumber own
ed by him.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Franklin we're
called to Winona because of the death
of q nephew.
Miss Esther F. Butt is off for
visit to her sister, Beth Smith at Co
lumbus, Ohio.
IT. S. Jordan and Mr.. Witherel of
Union, were in the county seat on bus
mess yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Snider of Richland
Center is guest of her sister, Mrs.
Nels Solverson.
--Adolph Helgeson, former resident
of this place, died in Lacrosse hospital
leaving family.
Notice the list of bargains offered
by Rogerson & Dahl. Read their adj
vertisement in this paper.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Sixteen cars of stock were shipped
by Fred Eckhardt on Tuesday, nine from
Viroqua, seven from Westby.
The subject for debate this season
between La Crosse, Sparta, Tomah and
Viroq1a high school teams is the wage
question.
Mrs w. P. Hudson and child ar
rived from their Minnesota home to
spend an irdefinite time with relatives
and friends
The new, nifty, semi English suite
in black and white for young men are
very popular. See these at the Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. Quinn, one of the pioneer
mothers and oldest women of Brush
Creek valley, died at the home of her
son Martin.
We are rushed with business but
will use you right if you will come in
and make your wants known. Bekke-
DIAL Lumber Company.
Pastor Hofstead and family are
now located in the parsonage erected
by Nj. II. Bekkedal for the United Luz
thcran
Perkins & Griffin now occupy the
new shop provided for them in Nouns
new brick block. They certainly have
a palatial blacksmith shop.
Thomas Aiken was over from Mont
fort, where he attends school. He
came with young man who delivered
a Ford automobile to H. r. Vergeront.
Fl p Mcintosh made a recent visit
to Spring Grove, Minnesota, and pur-
chased crops from the limited number
of tobacco growers of that community.
The CENSOR enjoyed a visit from
Rev. Henry Evert of Cashton, who
is arranging to accept a call from
the Congregational church at Prescott,
whittier he will soon move his family.
do not overlook the storm windows
and doors till cold weather comes. Or
der them now. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany will take the measure and guar
antee fit.
Mrs. Albon Lindemann returned
from visit to the home of her brother
in Idaho, DR.. Will Blake. A little
daughter lately came to their home,
the first born.
"A deer hunting party composed of
j. E. Stoll. H. E. Rogers. senior, and
Lyle Stunkard, departed Saturday, for
Mellen, where they will spend some
time in the big woods.
From far off New Zealand to Viro-
qua friends comes announcement of the
marriage of Rev. Percivsl d. Mccall.
lum, a former pastor of Viroqua Chris
tian church. He is still in the ministry.
james L. Mckee, almost the last
of the early teachers and pioneers of
Richland Center, died there last Thurs
day at the ripe age of "a years Mr..
Mckee was identified with Richland
county teaching, official and business
life since 1854 to almost the very day
of his death.
An inmate at the aims house, Ole
Nelson, aged eighty-nine years, died on
Sunday morning. Remains were TAX
en- to West Prairie, where services and
were uGlU tUud4s ne was a
former resident of Bristow neighbor-
hood and had been an inmate at the
county home for fifteen years. He died
from cancer.
Rev. Finstad was in the city Wednes-
day. He was summoned home from
a church convention at Elroy to conduct
the funeral of two parishioners-Jens
Langve of Utica, who was found dead
in bed. He was 10 years old, had a
family of wife and ten children. The
other was that Of Martin Peterson, a
young business man of Soldiers Grove.
From Madison announcement is
made of the marriage of Miss Eva M.
Norris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
per A. Norris, formerly of Clinton and
Cashton. She was welded to Samuel
A. Murphy of Sheboygan. Mr.. Norris
has been connected with the industrial
commission at Madison for years and
the daughter also filled a position in
that department of state.
ALBERT j. Rusk arrived from Mon |
tana, where he passed five months. He
relates two experiences of the trip. |
Two sets of four men were playing |
games OF pokerenroute. At one of the |
stations officials boarded the train for |
the purpose of arresting the gamesters. |
All except one eyaded the authorities. |
Mr. Rusk had personal experience of /
his own. Just as the train was about |
to leave st. Paul q gentleman rushed /
into the parlor car and asked him to 1
change ( bill Mr.. Rusk gave him /
twenty dollar William and the sleek 1
feHDT counted out four fives, immedi- +
ately slipping out Of the door, when Al +
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