Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-16

In Tomah schools.
George Bromley and wife have
moved TO Lacrosse
Use liquid glass for preserving
eggs. o. E. Davis.
The right start at housekeeping is
with range Eternal. See Slick &
Company.
Tobacco lath, shed lumber and
shingles that give satisfaction at the
Nuzum Yard.
State fair week. Not many from
Viroqua and community go because o.
the local fair.
-Thayer & Davidson report the sale
of part of the John Mulchrone farm
to Richard Strait.
Edna Mundsack of DeSoto, visited
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wrobel near this city.
-Niss Nellie Wise returned from
Canada, where she spent some weeks
with her brother anu sister.
Ladies, that offensive odor from
perspiration entirely cured with Bark
er's Antiseptic. All druggists.
Mrs. Chas. Asbjornson paid visit
to her sister in Madison and also her
daughter Marie at Milwaukee.
Fred Hayes returned after the
summer vacation to his dental college
studies and work at Minneapolis.
Vincent Rabbit succeeds George
Huffman as llneman for the local tele-
phone company, the latter having re-
signed
Rev Allan M. Laird of Prairie du
Chen, filled the pulpit at the Church
of Christ last Sunday morning and eve
ming.
Samuel Macaulay of DeSoto, grad
uate from our high school with the 1914
class, has gone to South Dakota to
teach.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have a
few Deering corn binders yet on hand,
but they will be ordered away if not
sold soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gibbs have
moved from Madison to DeSoto, hav-
ing purchased residence property in
the village.
Mrs. B. T. Nedlanc, former citi-
zen of Westby, died at Hillsboro, North
Dakota. She suffered several years
with cancer.
Remember that Chas S. Slack &
OOAAPdHJ navy OuC O1i0kC hiAE
silo filler with trucks and blower left,
ready for business
Fargo, North Dakota-We have
worked the Bull tractor from switching
box cars to running 81 inch separat-
or.-Geo. D. Brown.
!, You had better fix those broken
windows before cold weather sets in.
70. E. Davis carries complete stock of
regular sizes of glass.
Mrs. S. r. Curry returned from
several weeks visiting with her sons
at Valley and West Lima and her grand
son in Clark county.
-Paroid roofngs sold at the Nuzum
Yard are guaranteed to give the ut
most in wear and general satisfaction.
They never disappoint.
r. M. Grimsrud and DIR. Porter,
democratic nominees, respectively, for
senator ard assemblyman, are attend
ing platform convention at Madison.
DIR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted. Viroqua Hotel on Saturdays
Residence phone 4241, Viroqua, Wis.
Mrs. H. E. Matthews, who spent
several months in this city with her
sister, Mrs. S. R. Ewing and other rel
atives in the. vicinity, returned to Chi
cago.
-Chauncey Morley left for Chicago
to enter the Lewis school of electrical
engineering. He had nearly a year of
practical experience in the big city last
season.
ALBERT Davick and two companions
autoed to st. Paul to attend state fair.
Th0ry mo pf or,A Sxrf tho ,sfrh
having quite an experience with ma
chine accidents.
George Wage. who lives a mile
south of Viruqua, was taken to La
Crosse on Sunday to be treated for ty-
phoid fever. His family have been in
oculated for the disease.
Mrs. w. C. Reiter, landIady of the
DeSoto hotel, underwent operation for
appendicitis in a La Crosse hospital.
Her sister, Mrs. Ed. Zitzner OF Liberty
Pole, was with her last week.
Heavy, warm suits for elderly men.
!, These have been difficult to get past
few years. We had lot made speci-
Tally for US. Come in and see them.
You will not want to SILVER through
another winter. The Blue Front Store.
The Misses Irene and Lois and Hen
~ Suttle made quick visit with Lam
caster and Cassyille relatives. They
were taken by relative from north
ern Wisconsin, the auto drive from vi
roqua to Lancaster being made in three
hours.
j. Henry Bennett and wife passed
Sunday in Chicago with Howard Ben
nett and family. Mr.. Bennett attend
ed the republican candidate platform
convention in Madison on Tuesday.
Assemblyman nominee Rentz also at
tended.
Henry Silbaugh and Henry Aker
returned from visit in their native
Ohio state, the former after sixty. one
years absence, They say the Buck
eyes are just now deep in politics and
coal mining, less, by far, land being
titled than when they left that state so
many years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. McLees are at
home after passing several weeks with
their daughter in North Dakota. Mr.
McLees reports rather short crops, but
says wheat is bringing such a good
price that the average farmer viii have
about the usual return for his labor
His son-in-law, j. w. Burkhardt, will
have better than 3, 600 bushels Of wheat
That Chiropractic has nothing in
common with medicine and surgery is
made evident by a talk with US, That