Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor Comngs ongs Doings
Viroqua Vicinity
Mrs. L. A. BigIey is quite sick.

Miss Flo Rogers visited Readstown
young friends.
Buy noxious weed blanks at the
CENSOR Office.
Try Nysls' Shampoo Jelly, price
25c. o. E. Davis.
Clark Bennett and family returned
to Chicago Sunday.
Myrtle Shanks is down from La
Crosse for a visit
-Anson Green of LaFarge had busi-
ness here Saturday.
Miss Ella LePage is recovering
from blood poisoning.
Mrs. Amos Green is confined to her
home by serious illness.
-Dutchess Trousers, 10c a button,
81 rip. Stoll & Groves.
Special prices on pumps and white
shoes at C. H. Ostrem's.
Maple 2x6 and 2xS dimension lum-
Der cheap. ]. w. Thayer.
Frank Chase and Lew Clawater
autoed to Lacrosse, Monday.
Agnes Larson and Judith Hagen of
Westby spent Sunday here.
-Marketman Ed. Mullen drives a
new Studebaker automobile.
w. T. Jefferson and family of Spar
ia autoed to Viroqua, Sunday.
-Balmacaan rain coats, extra good
value, at 80. Stoll & Groves.
&C. W. Snider transacted business
in Viroqua Saturday and Monday.
w. E. Lawton and family autoed
to Boscobel and return last week.
The O. C. Stevens residence has
been purchased by Frank Chase.
Bring your watch work to Lillis,
the jeweler, opposite the postoffice.
Atty. A. F. Drew of La Fargo at
tended to legal matters here Friday.
Superintendent and Mrs. Buffers
made business run to Richland Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Brye and Mrs. ].
H. Slime of Readstown spent Thursday
here.
Mrs. John Kuck of Readstown is
spending some time among relatives in
this city.
Mabel Forum is spending a few
days with her grandparents at Soldiers
Grove.
-Nels o. Lavold, now located at
Fort Atkinson, is visiting old friends in
the city.
Paints of all kinds carried in stock,
and at the right price. The Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
Some great bargains in city and
farm property. See Martin B. David
son or j. w. Thayer.
Miss Minnie Biermann of La
Crosse spent latter part of last week
with Miss Mabel Sherrick.
When you want to build a silo it
viii pay you to come IN and see US.
84kkeds2 Lumber Co.ngany.
Girls wishing to learn the millinery
trade please make application soon for
fall business. Ethel Atwood
DIR. Bryan, wife an6 children are
here from South Dakofa visiting their
relatives, Editor Graves and family.
We always have good used Ford
touring cars and runabouts for sale.
Prices reasonable. A. H. Dahl & Co.
Mrs. Wiraifred Gable and child of
Chicago are at the home of her parents
in this city, Mr.and Mrs. H. H. Rabbit.
Good grade of % cent coffee, 5
pounds for 81. Five l-pound packages
of Is cent coffee for 80 cents at c. H.
Ostrem's.
Miss Morter of Rhineiander is the
guest of Miss Frances Baker. The la
dies were teachers together in Sparta
schools.
-Dach brothers of Franklin lost a
very fine horse by lightning in Sunday
mornings storm. The animal was val
ued at $3.50.
Fine weather is bringing large
crowds to the Air Dome. Mr.. Fran kiln
is arranging for an especially splendid
feature Friday night.
IF. H. Rogers and wife are appris-
ed of the marriage of their son Grant
at Douglas, Wyoming, where he is en-
gagged in the jewelry business.
Mrs. Grant Dewitt returned from
a pleasant trip in Oregon, where she
visited her daughter and the Bouffieurs
and other Vernon county people.
Attorney A. C. Wolfe of La Crosse
transacted legal business here Satur-
day. C. w. Graves accompanied him
on the return, going by Genoa in an
auto.
Young friends gave a shower for
Miss Sarah Mills, which in these days
means that there will be double show
er of blessings in matrimony in the
near future.
"A son was recently born to the
widow of the late DIR. Hagen. Mrs.
Hagen has resided with her mother at
Cashton since the untimely death of
her husband last April.
Miss Ethel Dix, late instructor in
our high school, was married at Mime
apolis yesterday, to Mr.. Allison,
civil engineer. Many friends in Viro-
qua extend congratulations.
Perry Morrison arrived from Hot
Springs, Arkansas. He says it has
been extremely hot there, mercury
ranging from 100 to LOG in the shade.
He reports also that the south is Sc
we're sufferer from drought
-Chiropractic was discovered eight
cen years ago by DR.. d. D. Palmer. 1t
was developed by B. j. Palmer, d. c.,
Phi. c. 1t was brought to your city
eighteen months ago by Otis E. Cronk,
ID. C. 1t is here to stay. Spinal anal
ysis free. Cronk & Willard, Chiroprac
tors, Suite 2, Phone q, over Stoll &
Groves.
The state of Wisconsin has issued
45,0l6 automobile licenses since Janu-
airy l, 1914. This is an increase of TO-
900 over last year and the season is
only half gone. 1t is safe to estimate
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