Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-23
Feature pictures at the1Opera IN

Feature pictures at theOpera Elec-
trio all next week. aw
Bradley sweaters, Chippewa mack
inaws at Stoll e. Groves.
--All-wool underwear for men in two
piece and unions. Stoll & Groves
Mrs. z. J Ogden returned from an
extended visit with Iowa relatives,
Try a pair of the Russell never-leak
eIoes. See them at Stoll e. Groves.
DIR. Ben. Norris writes his parents
that his mother-in-aW, Mrs. Kane, died
at their Montana ranch.
The Opera Electric will open with
a feature program Monday, continuing
through the week.
--Manley Norris and wife. with a
week to spare from theiT theatrical
work, ran home to visi. parents.
Mrs. B. H. Spear and children of
Shell Lake, are at the home of L. T..
Smith in this city. Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Spear are sisters.
Mrs. Lucy Ebhardt of Prairie du
Sac, sister of Mrs. C. j. Kuebler, died
last Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Kueb-
Ter were in attendance at the funeral.
Mrs. Clara Smith received box of
| fine fruit grown on the ranch OF her
lson-in law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Silbaugh, in the state of Wash.
Eington.
"A change in the automobile and
garage firm of Tuhus & Clark has been
made, Mr.. Tuhus retiring, Charlie Clark
continuing the business in all its
branches
Miss Florence Beaver was recently
married at Great Falls, Montana, to q
Mr.. Mlllaney. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Beaver, were former resi-
dents of this community, now residing
at Dupuyer, Montana.
Clyde E. Smith has purchased the
farm of his brother in-iaw, James E.
Beaver, on Dach ridge, the old Nels
Krogan place of $50 acres. Possession
will be given next spring. Mr.. Beaver
will buy another farm nearer school.
The National Farmers Congress
will be held at Fort Worth, Texas, Oc-
tober IA to II. A list of seventy-five
delegates appointed by Governor Nc
Govern to represent Wisconsin contains
the names of Edward Hammer of Hills
boro and Rudolph Herold of Stoddard.
-Epworth League Of the Methodist
church viii give a reception on Friday
evening CT th,s week, in Running hall.
Primarily this is in honor of the high
and training school teachers, pupils and
all whom are invited The public and
all persons over fifteen years of age
are invited with charge Of admission.
Mrs. L. NJ. Thompson of Jefferson
met with narrow escape few days
ago. With her young son and daugh-
ter Pie was driving from the city to-
ward home when a runaway team col
lided with her vehicle, throwing out
the occupants, one Of the horses pIung-
ing over them. 1t seemed that their
ESCAPE from serious injuries or death
was merely good luck. The buggy
was completely demolished.
Merchant Geo. A. Groves has been
stung by the ''bug" that carries auto
mobile contagion, having purchased
a Buick ca, runabo1t car. C.M. Clark
and Mr.. Groves went to Madison and
brought the machine home. Other late
buyers of Bucks are Chas. Shumway
of Genoa, C37; Chas Brzezowsky Of
Chaseburg, C25; Geo. G. Hetland Of
Viroqua, CA.
Mr.. A. j. Blanchard, a pominent
farmer of Elkhorn. vas fatally injured
while assisting neighbOr in clearing
land. Mr.. Blanchard vas a brOther-in-
law Of Walter W. Wigginton and Mrs.
B. G. Brown of Viroqua. Mr.. Wig
CLINTON and mother attended the funer-
al. The latter will remain at Elkhorn
for some time.