Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-10-28
Short News Stories of Interest
Comngs Gong Doings
vhoqua and Vicinity

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Stat onerv of all kinds at o.E. Dav-
is drug store.
John 7. Weber and family now ride
in Ford touring car.
Mrs. Clark Bennett went to La
Crosse hospital for operation.
School house heaters at reduced
prices. at the Kuebler Hardware.
Use Nyaps cherry cough syrup for
that cough; price Csc, SOC and 81. o.
E. Davis.
Mrs. Faye Allen came from Ferry
vile to visit her sister, Mrs. o. G.
Chcistopherson.
-NyaPs figsen tablets contain figs,
suma and carcara. Price Zoe, 25c and
SOC. o. E. Davis.
-Everthing in furs from a child's
set to ladies Russis pony skin coat
at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. Robert Benson went to Stod-
dard TO see her mother, Mrs. john
Stephens, who is i'll.
Leslie and Lloyd johnson returned
from Lacrosse, where they were en-
ployed by Frank A., Chase,
The new blue and brown and green
mixed sweaters are all the go. See
them at The Blue Front Store.
ID. S. Anderson and wife were up
from Crawford county 70 visit their
Springvllle relatives on Sunday.
Snow fiurries were with US two or
three times on Monday, following a
Sunday as warm and pleasant as May.
Baldwin apples.j just received car,
special this week rs cents a bushel.
Bring your sacks and barrels to Roman
& Felix.
Mrs. Sidney Higgins and her sister,
Mrs. George Rutter went to Humbird
to visit their cousin, Mrs. Sylvester
Phillips
Mrs Hazel Terhune has opened
dressmaking shop in rooms over Davis
drug store and invites patronage of Vi
roqua ladies'.
--Chas. S. Slack and family motored
to Prairie du Chen on Sunday. Every
body who owns an automobile or bug
gy went somewhere.
1T isimportant to vote Noon all TEN
amendments next Tuesday. Not vot-
ing at all is half vote for them.
Watch for the pink ballot.
Fine farm and home near Westby.
Good market, schools and churches.
Price right, terms easy; want to sell
soon. T. ]. Thorson, Westby.
William Segler and wife faced the
piercing wind of Monday and drove to
the county seat from Bad AK to trans
act business and trade with our mer-
chants.
We call attention to cur immense
line of underwear. All we ask is that
you give it an inspection before you
buy. Prices are right. The Blue Front
Store.
We receive from two to three cars
&c ~
1t is fresh etock you are looking for,
that is why you buy of Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
Ira Davis of Neilsville, who has
been assisting in the construction of
our new creamery, went to West Sal
EN- to accept position as apprentice
in their creamery.
Election next Tuesday. Every vot-
er should arrange his work and affairs
so that he can attend. 1t is duty one
owes himself and his country to join in
shaping affairs in county. state and ma
& tion.
-Messrs. Schreiner, Coffiand, Butt.
Grimsrud and Porter have arranged for
two political meetings, next Monday
night at Liberty Pole and West Prairie
and Friday night at LaFarge and Reads
town.
Don't forget to visit the Daylight
store on Friday and Saturday of this
week and get pounds of 20 cent cof-
fee for 81. Also bars of Lenox soap
for 25 cents. At c. H. Ostrem's new
store.
Miss Bonnie Potts is so far recov-
cred from her severe attack of diph-
Iheria that she was able to be brought
home from Clinton, where she will re-
main till sufficiently strengthened to
resume her teaching duties.
j. Henry Bennett is in Jackson
county for few days speaking under
direction Of the republican committee of
that county. 1t is confidently predict
ed by those best able to judge that Mr..
. Bennett will carry, at the election next
tTuesday, nearly every precinct in the
three counties, as he did in the primar-
hes as candidate for state senator.
-Richland Center, Mansion, Reeds
burg, Tomah and other surrounding
towns and cities have had postoffice
appointments of late, but none for vi
rooua, where the term of Postmaster
Smith expired several months since.
Evidently Just bit of cowardice on
part of the powers who have the max
ing of Wisconsin appointments. Doubt.
less as soon as election is over courage
will return to the dispenser of patron
age.
Eyes Examined Free" is the sign
of a fakir. Nobody gives away valu
able service, and if you are not charged
for the examination you pay for it IN
the price of the glasses. DR.. Even
son of Lacrosse charges for the exami-
nation, because it is worth something,
and if you do not need glasses you have
paid him for telling the truth. Others
want to sell glasses. DR.. Evenson grinds
lenses for each individual. His service
costs you less thSa you pay for poorer
service. Try it.
BY notice elsewhere given George
Horribly notifies hunters to keep off
his farm. Mr.. Horribly tells the CEN
soR that he felt compelled to take this
step, much as he regrets to deprive
reputable sportsmen the pleasure of
hunting upon his lands. His recent ex-
perience is a dear one. A few months
since he bought fine Leifer that cost
him close to 500. The animal was
shot within forty rods of his house on
3 late day. He attributes the occur
renee as an accident, or probably
stray bullet. But he says the expert
ence is too expensive to take further
chances.
y AS win be observed b. official adj
vertisement given in the CENSOR, q
civil service examination is to be held
:. u the court house ia this citV- on Fri