Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-10-07
Short News Stories of Interest
PkUps by Censor
vroqua Vicinity

VI aSSOA al OidCh D
Geo. w. Ranger and family have
moved to Cazenovia.
Brooks Stock Company next week,
commencing Monday.
Lunches served at .he rummage
sale, October and TO-
-Viroqua Hospital, one block west
of Browns music store.
Miss Frances Tate visited friends
in Menomonie and Minneapolis.
Try the new perfume Radiant
Rose, " at 0. z. Davis drug store.
ID. S. Froiland and wife were West
by callers on friends in this city.
, Frank Minshall's horses captured
some of the money purses at Elroy fair.
The Brooks Stock Company here
next week, Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Mrs Chris WEIGH of Pleasant Ridge
received visit from her brother who
lives in Iowa.
Attorney John S. Earl of Prairie
,du Chen was in the city on probate
business today.
We have solved the problem guar
anteed silk petticoats, all colors, 81
scdCi1s dt 0OSSIS.
"A complete stock of building ma
'terials for fall repair work at the Nuz-
um lumber yard.
For that terrible cough or cold,
Bakers is the medicine. Nothing like
it. All druggists.
Miss Katherine Lindemann arrived
home from the university with severe
1iy sprained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WEIGH left
for months call upon their daughter
at Great Falls, Montana.
Il. B. Larson returned from Idaho,
where he spent some time. He says
Werner county pleases h:n well.
The heirs of .rs. Jacob Silbaugh
disposed of the little residence near the
fiolring mill 20 E. A. Wiganowsky.
-Lillis will do your work and do it
correctly and charge you the came as
everybody else. Store opposite post
office. q
You can't miss it by buying farm
machinery of Chas. S. Slack. lie will
not misrepresent it and he will only
handle the best.
You had better fix those broken
windows before cold weather sets in
o. E. Davis carries complete stock of
regular sizes Of glass
] Rural Carrier Lyle Tate is moving
to the Horton homestead on South Main
street. His First ward residence is
rented to Mr.. Hoover.
The Methodist foreign missionary
society will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. l.. R. Colt, Tuesday, October
10. Refreshments served.
Irwin Henry is making notable i'm
provement in his residence property
and will pebble dash the same. Jack
.Stoda is also pebbling his residence.
DIR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted. Viroqua Hotel on Saturdays.
Residence phone 424l, Viroqua. Wis.
"A serious injury came to the son of
Elvy j. Jennings when he fell from a
load of corn fodder, wheel of the wag-
on passing over his head, fracturing his
jaw.
-Plows that make the old farmers
say, they have never had as good
pillow as that before" are the Emerson
and Lacrosse makes. Chas. S. Slack
sells them.
Fred Shannon of Westby and Brad
ford Ranger of this place, have gone to
Cazenovia, a lively village in northeast
ern Richland county, there to open a
hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Fisher arriv-
ed from Waupun to spend few days
with relatives and friends. They are
taking their annual vacation from of
fetal state work.
Our Gays Mills neighbors are hav-
ing wet and sorry experience for their
fair. Heavy rains now for two days
with none too favorable outlook for bal
ance of the week.
Druggist and Mrs. Andrew J. J Ohm
son are entertaining new son at their
home. Andrew is just as present in
doubt whether he will make a farmer
I or druggist eff this young Johnson.
The winner of the Chi Namel con-
ltest at Vernon county fair was Mrs.
Geo. Felland. The granting was judged
by C. j. Smith, Tom Buchanan and
Tom Ellefson. The prize is a $3.50
floor outfit. o. E. Davis.
-Alderman-Pasto Hofstead is re-
ceiving the congratulations of constit-
uents and parishioners over the arrival
of healthy third son in his family.
The youngster was ushered into this
big world Monday evening.
Boosters and booster patrons get
busy. Only two weeks more left.
Next week we will give six hundred
coupons on every one dollar purchase.
Now is the time to help your booster to
win the piano. The Booster Store.
Say, talking about stoves. see Slack
& Company's lineup on steel ranges,
heating stoves and oil stoves. People
can willingly come many miles to get
such choice and such bargain in
stoves as Chas. S. Slack has for you.
-Viioqua was represented at the
state Congregational convention at
Sparta by Rev. Bayne, Misses Kate
Goodell and Tilda Omundson, Mrs. Al
bon Lindemann and others. Several
hundred delegates and ministers were
present.
Friends learn of the death of Mrs
Robert Solberg, former resident here.
She was sick but few days. The FAM
lily live in Utica town. The E. F. u
fraternal society paid policy on the
life of Mrs. Solberg within week fol-
lowing her demise.
Many from Viroqua and surround
ing territory attended United Lutheran
missionary fest at Coon Valley last
Sunday, which was in session for four
days. Sunday found an immense gath
erino there. ard the collection for the