Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-30


Electric.
Henry Waterman went to Lacrosse
to seek employment.
-Viroqua Hospital, one block west
of Browns music store.
Miss Grace Collins accompanied DIR.
and Mrs. F. E. Morley home from Ripon.
Tobacco lath, shed lumber and
shingles that give satisfaction at the
Nuzum Yard.
"A complete stock of building ma
terials for fall repair work at the Nuz-
UNI lumber yard.
Say boys, little of Barker's Anti
septic on your feet will destroy all Of
fensive odor. All druggists.
Mrs. Hugh Joyce andtwo children
are here from Duluth, Minnesota, to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Joyce.
Sweater coats in almost endless
patterns, styles and colors, from 50e to
$500. The Blue Front Store.
The cost of living can be reduced
by buying wholesome bacon for Is cents
per pound at Jackson & Longwell's.
-Lillis will do your work and do it
correctly and charge you the same as
everybody else. Store opposite post
office.
Beside the $50 who went by train
to La Crosse last Thursday, a great
many more went by auto both Thurs
day and Friday.
You had better fix those broken
windows before cold weather sets in.
o. E Davis carries complete stock of
regular sizes of glass.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters make a
big reduction in your coal bill their
advertisement and guarantee. Sold By
Anderson & Ssuer.
Why be so wasteful as to throw
away your corn fodder when you can
save it with one of those Deering corn
binders, at Chas. S. Stacks?
DIR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted. Viroqua Hotel on Saturdays.
Residence phone 424l, Viroqua, Wis.
One Milwaukee binder at a discount
and next years terms, if taken this
week, at Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Remember you will pay more next year.
John M. fainter returned from
Folsom, where he improved the barn
facilities and installed patent stock
stancions on the farm of Peter L. Morkri.
Charley Shannon received fish
prize caught by his father in northern
Wisconsin, Muskolunge that tipped
the scales at % pounds, 8 feet, Inches
IN length.
-Nels Lavold of FIT. Atkinson renew
ed friendships in Viroqua for a couple
of days, and while here had the Mas.
ter's degree conferred upon him by bis
Masonic brethren.
Remember Chas. s. Slack & Com
pany are making attractive terms and
-riccs On Deszizg aid Mii.saaaee move
ers, grain binders and corn binders, if
taken now. You should investigate.
Hon. E. j. Coffiand and family,
Louis j. Johnson, Harry Bailey and
wife were Richland Center visitors in
the city on Sunday. The two county
seats are about two hours distant in
these days of rapid travel.
Next Sunday is the time set apart
by President Wilson as q day for the
christian people Of America to devote
to prayer for peace between foreign
nations. In all Viroqua churches SER
vices will be directed to that end.
George Gerlach and George Koch,
of Viola and Sylvan, returned from
abroad. They were obligated to assist
the women OF their native German home
in harvest of crops while the able bodied
men of the families went to war.
Boosters and booster patrons get
busy. Only two weeks more left
Next week we will give six hundred
coupons on every one dollar purchase.
Now is the time to help your booster to
win the piano. The Booster Store.
Frank A. Chase and wife autoed
from Lacrosse and spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives and friends.
Their new residence is not yet ready to
receive them. Frank is making extern
sive improvements in a business pro-
perty purchased.
Miss Fannie Silbaugh arrived at
the home of her father, Henry Silbaugh,
after a summers travel i n foreign
countries. She is gratified to be home
and far from the excitement of terri
BILE war. Miss Silbaugh lost her bag
gage and personal effects, as did many
other travellers abroad.
-Chiropractic is right. You will be
convinced if you but give it a chance.
If you are sick and have tried every
thing and have not received help, try
/, Chiropractic (spinaD adjustments and
} GET WELL. You will come to it event
ually, why not now? W. S. Willard,
ID. c.. Chiropractor, Phone q, over
Stoll & Groves. LADY ATTENDANT.
AT the Richland Center fair the
three horses taken over by the Min
shalls money. Easy Dawson.
Grandville Halls big stallion, distin-
guished himself by taking two races in
straight heats, the 2:18 and 2:23 classes.
He made the best time of any horse on
the track, breaking his record, 2:194.
Carl A. and Hilda Vernon had third
places in the races which they were en-
tered.
--Richland Center fair caught num-
Der of our people and many more would
have attended but for hard roads.
Those who were over that we call to
mind: Frank Minshall and wife, Geo.
w. MinshaH and wife, w. N. Coffland,
DR.. c. B. Mead and wife, Albert Davig
and wife, Granville Hall, Leland Nuz-
um, Otto 0mundson, Neil Nelson and
doubtless others. All are loud in pro
nouncing it great county fair, 1000
people being present on Thursday.
The city cemetery association has
made an assessment on lot owners to
meet expenses of maintaining the beau
tiful place. Notices are being sent to
all whose addresses are accessible and
it is hoped that there will be a liberal
and prompt response. The law author
izes this action. 1t requires many him.