Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-10-28

III. Nnase, dentist, once IN Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. c. W. POWELL paid a visit to
Readstown relatives and friends.
Remember the first number of en-
tertainment course Friday night.
just received, nice line of cut
glass at o. E. Davis drug store.
Have few U. S. separators that |
willsell at cost. The Kuebler Hardware.
ROLAND Chase and Arnold Fawcett
were here from Lacrosse to pass Sun
day.
-Mesdames R. w. Rogerson and E.
M. Rogers are spending few days in
Lacrosse.
"A good assortment of small rugs,
and orders taken for large ones, at
Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. S. B. Lillis has been having
as her guest this week, Miss Elmer
! from Hustler, this state.
Ed. Appleton and Ray Nuzum are
OF on a trip to Madison and Dearfield,
going in the formers car.
We have just received new lot of
children's serge dresses in brown navy
and wine. Suttle & Tate.
Mr.. Farmer:-We have something
special for you in James litter carriers.
Inc hueDier hardware.
Venerable C. w. Moore is improv-
| ing in Lacrosse hospital. His son Ber-
! lie was over to see him on Sunday.
NO advance in prices on the next
six features booked at the Opera Elec-
trio, every Wednesday, and Saturday.
Beginning on November LIST, l will
close my store at s O'Clock evenings,
except Saturday evenings. o. E. Dav.
is.
Mrs. C. H. Groh and daughter ac-
companied her other daugher to La
Crosse on her way home to North Da-
kota.
just received.a car Michigan Bald
win apples, 70 cents bushel this week
Bring your sacks and barrels to Roman
& Felix.
Halle Green and wife and Mrs. G.
S. Green autoed over from LaFarge on
Sunday and spent the day at Will Law
toms.
Blacksmith Peterson had one bone
in his leg fractured by kick from a
horse he was shoeing. He hobbies
about on crntches.
The Viroqua postoffice is receiving
touch of interior brightness and bet
terment, new paper and fresh paint ap-
/
III. G. Costing was at Lacrosse last
Sunday to call on his old comrIie, Col.
Morley, who is somewhat Improved and
expects to return home today.
Western Wisconsin Teachers AS
sociation holds its annual sessions in
Lacrosse on Friday and Saturday. VII
roqua and Vernon county will be well
represented.
"A conference of United Lutheran
church of Lacrosse district is in ses-
sion at Pigeon Falls. Rev. Hofstead
is unable to be present because of sick
less in his family.
II wish to announce to the public
that am back in the restaurant BUSH
ness in the Rice building and am ready
to serve you day and night. Miss
Christina Nelson.
Frank Williams and family, Nels
Solverson, T. T. Sanwick and o. G.
Muuson, with their wives, motored TO
Richland Center and passed Sunday
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. d. Harrington, collector
for the Mystic Workers, announces
that all delinquent in their dues on No
vember Let, will be dropped from mem
bership and their insurance lapse.
John Skarstad and wife, aged peo
pie of this city, are preparing to enter
the Lutheran old peoples home in
South Dakota. Their household effects
will be sold at auction next Tuesday,
commencing at one o'clock
| Sunday morning, October 25th,
brought the first touch of frost. and it
was good white one. Ice froze on
vessels standing out of doors. This
appears to be record for lateness of
| frost visitations in this section.
We have had many compliments on
our line of mackinaw coats. More pat
terms, more styles than you will find
elsewhere. We have them for men,
boys, women and girls in prices from
81 to SIS. The Blue Front Store.
Pleasant Ridge folk, and their dis
trict overseer, Chris WEIGH, have a
right to congratulate themselves on
the present condition of the roads in
their neighborhood. For stretch of
seven miles, from the Lewison farm
east to the old Warren Fish place, it is
the best kept and finest piece of road
| in this whole section of the county. 1t
is delight to drive over it.
| f-Chiropractic is right. You will be
convinced if you but give it 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,
d. c., Chiropractor, Phone q, over
Stoll & Groves. LADY ATTENDANT.
Mr. Charles C. Haskell, a former
pioreer settler of Viroqua, died at his
home in Ontario on October Ia, aged 80
years and FIVE months. He was a ma
tive of Ohio. nf. Haskell was married
here to Mary C. Hobbs. He was a SOL
der in the Civil war. being mustered
out in 1866, soon after moving to On
tario. He was the father of II chill
dren and SO grandchildren.
General conference of the Norweg-
ian Synod church was held at Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, last week. From
this section Revs. Holverson, Smeby
and Ramberg were present. Delegates
were K. Emerson of Viroqua, Hans
Stigen of Westhy, T. Hum of West
Prairie. Rev. Smeby tells the CENSOR
that four hundred ministers we're there.
The committee propositions looking to
union of the different branches Of the
church were accepted, but not without
an animated and prolonged discussion.
That does not mean a union for some
time in the future. The conference
voted to hold the next session at San
francisco next June.
Mrs. Minnie Decker-Danforth of
Lake City, Iowa, is guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Brown. She is . daughter
of Dede Decker, son Of one OF viro-