Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-11-11
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps Gongs
vnoqua Vicinity


-All the rage, Tango rings, see them
at Lillis', opposite postoffice.
IF desiring to sell, list your proper
ty with Thayer & Davidson.
Seen by more people than any film
exhibited Traffic in Souls. .
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Just received, a nice line of cut
glass at 0. E. Davis drug store.
Remember the chicken pie supper
Saturday evening at Running's hall.
AT present this section has had the
best wheeling of any time this year.
Wanted, buyers for several choice
farms near Viroqua. Thayer & Dav-
idson.
Miss Gladys Collins was home from
Lacrosse TO pass Sunday with her
mother.
IT. Edgar Henderson was in the city
on Thursday. He is principal of New
Lisbon schools.
If desiring to buy, sell or tradt
your property, better call on or write
Thayer & Davidson.
Everybody is invited to call at Rog-
erson & Dahl's Farmer Store and see
the arrival of ladies coats.
Beginning on November LIST, / will
close my store at 8 o'clock evenings,
except Saturday evenings. o. E. Dav-
is.
DO you know where the Optimo is?
II is under First National Bank, where
you can get good meal and get it
quick.
Apples cheapl Get them from car
at Milwaukee depot for 75c per bushel,
so pounds per bushel. Sweger and Sur
enson.
Big home talent minstrel show at
the Opera house November "a, for ben
eft of the high school athletic associa-
ton.
Miss Belle jacobson resumes her
place as clerk in Ostrem's store after
several weeks struggle with typhoid
fever.
The published council proceedings
tell of the city tax Iexy for the year.
1t is eight mills, whereas last year it
was six mills.
Henry Hooverson of Folsom, went
to Osseo, TrempeaIeau county, to spend
few days with his daughter, Mrs. Tor
ger Steenson.
The middle of November and no
hindrance to plowing or corn-husking.
1t is a remarkable time for farmers to
close up their faliawerk
If you get them from car at Mil
waukee depot, fancy New York Bald
wins at 75c per bushel, so pounds to
bushel. Sweger and Surenson.
Miss Lillian Thiel, graduate of our
high school, was elected county super
intendent of Edmond county, South
Dakota, on the republican ticket.
Don't forget the date, Saturday,
November 81. Traffic in Souls at
the Opera Electric, afternoon and night.
Matinee 10 and 20 cents. Night Is and
Is cents.
Mrs. William Haughton and daugh-
ter Eliza depart for Madison today to
spend the winter with their daughter
and sister Mrs. Henry Casson, as has
been their custom for several years.
John Silbaugh and family moved
here from Lacrosse. For two years
they have been there sosthat Mrs Sill
baugh might have hospital treatment.
She is somewhat improved in health.
-Northward the procession moves.
| To the hunting grounds of Wisconsin.
A party consisting of Fred Kellicu.t,
Kobe Groves, Arch Morrison, Alb Ames,
Mason McGary left on Monday. From
almost every neighborhood some go
north for a hunt.
Delegations of Masons from La
FARCE and Viola were here last Thurs
day night to witness comforting of the
Royal Arch degree upon Professor
G. M. Appieman. Virgil Mathews and
Bliss Hull, all of Viola. A spread
and fellowship gathering followed the
lodge work.
Mrs. Chas. Asbjornson has purchased
from the Alley Peterson estate the
large residence property first north of
Bekkedals lumber yard, which she ex-
poets to improve and occupy next
spring. She will continue to conduct
the hotel next to Sides store during
the winter.
Mrs. Bert Sommers received word
from her sister, Mr.. S. s. Simpson of
Marion, South Dakota, announcing the
death of four of the latter's children
within week from the effects of diph-
liberia. The fifth child was also suffer
| ing from this desease but is on the way
to recovery. Mrs. Sommers will go
out there as seon as the quarantine is
raised. Viola News.
-Chiropractic is right. You will be
convinced If you but give it chance.
| IL 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? ". s. Willard,
D. c.. Chiropractor, Phone q, over
Stoll & Groves. LADY ATTENDANT.
The subject of the lecture tonight,
"wednesday sent out by the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin to the high school is
The Yellowstone Park. The lecture
win be given by Mr.. P. w. Hutson, a
former summer-resident Of the park,
ITO slides, many of which are in colors,
showing views of the park will be
thrown on the screen and description
of the scene given. The admission is
free and the public is cordially invited;
II p. m. sharp.
VIM. C. Dean of Madison, repre-
senting the state prohibition committee
was in town Monday and Tuesday cali
ing upon local prohibitionists and max
ing arrangements for meeting to be
held here December /. The speaker
on that occasion will be ]. H. Woerten-
dvke nf California ona of the rnoaf in