Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-10-21
Insure with John Dawson & Co.


Slack & Co.'S.
October 2O-no frost yet. Remark
able for Wisconsin.
Mrs. May Swinson spent Sunday at
Lacrosse with relatives.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Mrs. Mae Owen spent Sunday in
Lacrosse, the guest of relatives.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
For that pain in the back use Nyal's
Stone Root compound. o. E. Davis.
Henry Leighty of Minnesota is re-
newing acquaintance in this section.
Why miss this opportunity to get
a gas engine at Chas. 5. Slack & Co.'S?
Mr.. j. B. Johnson of Chicago, spent
a day with his relative, Dr.W M. Trow-
bridge.
Davidson & Thayer are selling
properay right along. Better let them
sell yours.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Parker returned
from a visit with old neighbOrs and rel
atives near LaFarge.
New silks, new dress goods; ladies'
and misses sweater coats and hoods at
Roman & Felix.
Mrs. Peter Hanson returns to good
old Wisconsin from Montana. She will
reside at DeSoto.
Prepare for winter. Get your
storm sash and building paper at the
Nuzum yard, and shut out the cold.
Mrs Andrew Baldwin and daughter
Winifred, are visiting daughter and
sister, Mrs. Oscar Bosshard at NATION.
Young friends in Viroqua learn that
to she who was Jenevieve Harris nine
pound boy born at Aberdeen, South Da-
kota.
"A few days since Mrs. S. N. Bringe
fell in a fainting spell, fracturing her
hip. 1t occurred at her home while
alone.
If you want to save money on a
| ladies' or misses coat or set of furs
we have them at low prices, at Roman
& Felix
Most heaters waste half your fuel.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters save and use
that wasted portion. Sold by Ander-
& Sauer.
Ole o. Tuhus and family are NOV
ing to Melvina, where Mr.. Tuhus has
two general stores. Viroqua regrets
their going.
County asylum trustees were in
session last Friday to formulate and
make ready their annual report for the
county board.
j. F. Galloway passed through the
city with a delegation of Reads own
land seekers, whom he piloted to north
ern Wisconsin.
Repair your roofs for winter. We
have large stock of shingles, and you
know our price isright Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
DIR. Mead and family now occupy
the residence vacated by C. r, Bishop,
| the latter taking possession of his new
home, the Tuhus place
After passing the season here with
her aunt and cousin, Mrs. j. M. and
Miss Mary Rusk, Miss Mary Cooper
returns tc her home in New Jersey.
Don't miss the big vaudeville shows
this week. Remember you can see all
for Zoe Thursday and Friday. Entire
change of program every night. Spe-
cial features with music.
M W. Twining was over from La
Crosse on Thursday. His family has
packed personal effects and will remove
to the Gateway city, where Mr.. I. con.
ducts a restaurant. Veteran Girdler
goes with them.
Reversing the usual procedure, q
woman up at Lacrosse advertises that
she will not be responsible for any con.
! tracts, nor will she pay any debts of
her husband. Guess that woman suf.
frage is near at hand all right.
We have had many compliments or
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.
Miss Katie Dalton, long time in.
mate of the county asylum, died at that
institution a week ago. She was fifty
one years old, patient from Hillsboro
town, where relatives reside. Remains
were sent to Union Center for burial
IN the Catholic cemetery.
Henry Huschka has sold his resi-
dence property and accompanying sc
acres of land in the extreme northeast
ern corner of the city, better known as
the John Hammond place. James Hon.
aker of Franklin is the new owner, and
the purchase price is reported to be
So, 100.
One of our Oldest and most respect
ed pioneers, Mr.. Harley Trowbridge,
passed his ninety-second anniversary.
1t was the day following that he fell
and fractured his hip and is now con-
fined to his bed, tenderly cared for at
the home of his son, DR.. C. H. Trow-
bridge.
Grant Cox has disposed of his farm
on Nottingham ridge and purchased
from Nels Lavold the ten-acre tract and
buildings thereon north of this city,
known as the old Strawn place. They
will move here later. Grant says he is
tired of trying to farm with the scare
ity of help of late years.
Postmaster Nelson informs US that
thirty-five years ago last Saturday he
first came to Cashton to -un the only
store here at that time. So says the
Record Mr.. Nelson was hustling Viro-
qua clerk working for ]. Henry Tate,
who placed him in position to make the
fine success he has wrought in business
and otherwise.
Henry Silbaugh and daughter Fan
ME, returned from a fortnight's visit
to relatives at Litchield, Minnesota,
where quite colony of former Vernon
county people now reside. Mr.. Sill
baugh reports them all well and happy.
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