Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-11-18
tonight.
Traffic in Souls" Saturday.

DIR. Baldwin, dentist, Sec i'd moor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Dance to Gabeps orchestra music
at Running's hall Friday night.
One brand new Ford automobile
for sale at Larson & Solverson's.
Building materials that please the
exacting buyer at the Nuzum lumber
yard.
Attorney j. A. Moen made bust
ness trip to Chicago, accompanied by
his wife.
Several good farms toexchange for
city property. Inquire of Thayer q
Davidson.
The farm home of Henry Tobias
was the scene of happy party on Fri
day evening.
Mrs Hans o. Fortney, who was
operated upon in a Lacrosse hospital,
is improving we'll.
Misses Ethel and Myrtle Gilman of
West Salem spent the week 8 end with
Miss Ruth Rogers
"A complete stock of building ma
terials for fall repair work at the Nuz-
um lumber yard.
-Nyal's figsen tablets contain figs,
SOC. o. E. Davis.
Mrs. Norris Viroqua hospital, west
of Browns music store, is prepared to
care for patients.
Mrs. Wilson VanDyke arrived from
Minnesota and will rent the George Al
len farm in Jefferson.
Get one of Thayer & Davidson's
descriptions of Viroqua and vicinity,
and send to your friends, free.
The largest and most complete line
of mems flannel shirts to be found in
the city. The Blue Front Store.
Prepare for winter. Get your
storm sash and building paper at the
Nuzum yard, and shut out the cold.
For meals or lunches call at Mrs.
Lon Curtis, at her home, frs door west
across street, south, of Southeastern
depot.
How about those broken windows?
It's cheaper to buy glass than to pay
fuel bills. Go to Towner's for glass
and putty.
Repair your roofs for winter. We
have large stock of shingles, and you
know our price is right. Bekkedal Lum.
Der Company.
Look for bargains at the Daylight
store this week: pounds of coffee for
81, bars of brown laundry soap for
25c. C. H. 0strem.
On Friday night of this week ladies'
of Viroqua United Lutheran church
will give iutefisk supper. You are in
vited. Price 25 cents.
Youth enjoy the minstrel show at
the Opera house next Tuesday evening.
Proceeds to go to the agricultural de-
partment and athletic association.
We receive from two to three cars
of cement. lime and plaster week
1t is fresh stock you are looking for,
that is why you buy of Bekkedal LuIn
Der Company.
ALI ladies of the city school district
are invited to come to the high school
auditorium Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
Der oath at O'Clock, to organize a
mothers alliance.
With cold weather comes the sea
son of chimney fires. It's better to
buy can of Anti-Carbon SCOT destroy
er than to suffer cracked chimney or
destructive fire. A.E Sureuson sellsit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beeman of
South Dakota, arrived for visit with
the Graham and other rela ives in this
city and Springville. Mrs. Beeman is
a granddaughter of the venerable Lee
mach Graham.
Gallagher Bros of Chicago, COM
mission merchants, have an advertise
ment in this paper which will interest
shippers of poultry. The advertise
ment contains the latest market quota
tons of poultry and is changed each
week.
Smith & Moen have enlarged their
Office quarters by the addition of three
rooms, giving them a suite of six rooms.
They have been improved by rearrang
ing furniture, freshly painted, giving
them commodious and comfortable
business home.
The Optimo, under First National
Bank, will serve from now on, all kinds
of short orders, steaks, pork chops,
ham and eggs and soups. Potatoes,
bread and coffee with all meat orders.
Give me trial. you will come again.
Sherwood, at the 0ptimo.
The CENSOR learns with pleasure
from Washington state paper that
Prof Charles r. Frazier, Vernon
county boy, son of the late William
Frazier and wife, who is city superin-
tendent of schools at Everett, nas been
appointed by the governor of Washing
ton as one of the state board of educa-
tion, a position that carries much honor
and responsibility.
1T is to be hoped that everybody
will wise right up to the fact that they
will be starving their humorous, fun
loving natures if they don't attend the
home talent play "Why Jones Left
Home" to be given at the Opera house
on Friday and Saturday of Thanksgiy-
ing week, under auspices of the Young
Peoples Society of the Congregational
church, staged by Mrs. Anne Hooking
Smith. Keep the grooves OF your mind
open for further news.
Remember Gamount's "Fantomas"
series will begin at the Opera Electric
next Monday and the two following
Mondays. This twelve reel production
will be given in three parts. No. ]
1.-The Fantom Crook" No. The
Man in Black" No. "The Mysteri-
GUS Finger Prints" Be sure and see
the first number in order to get the
benefit of the entire series. This Is q
big value at 10c admission.
Miss Blanche POWELL ives given a
most welcome, although wholly unex-
pected surprise by twenty or more
members Of the county board, who made
a flank movement on the county aims