Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-11-18
Try those steaks at the optimo.

Try those steaks at the 0ptimo.
All kinds of pipes at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Ladies hand bags. all leather. S1.50
and up, at o. E. Davis.
-Cbas. E. Phillips of Bishop Branch,
has opened tin and paint shop at
Viola.
Keep in mind the high school min
strel show at Opera honse next Tues
day evening
Monroe County Teachers Associa-
ton will hold big meeting at Cashton
next Saturday.
Milk for sale at the 0ptimo. Fresh,
pure and clean from the High School
Experimental herd.
Say boys, little of Barker's Anti
septic on your feet will destroy all Of
fensive odor. All druggists.
Miss Vera Cass was summoned to
Two Harbors. Minnesota, to accept a
position as teacher in the public schools.
Dance at Running's hall Friday
night. Music by the Gabel Apiece or.
chestra. Henry Running, proprietor.
Rev. Frank Decker, once United
county, and the remains were inferred
at Burr.
q See the first installment of Fan
tomas next Monday. This twelve
reel series will be given in three parts.
Only l0c
do you want an overcoat of any
style? If you do you can satisfy your
taste, whatever it may be-, at the Blue
Front Store.
-GabePs orchestra will furnish mus
JIG for a dance at Viola Saturday, No
vember Il, Readstown. November %,
and Gays Mills, November "a.
DIR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted. Viroqua Hotel on Saturdays.
Residence phone 4241, Viroqua, Wis.
Don't wait until cold weather to
order your storm windows and doors.
Call 20 the Bekkedal Lumber Company
for prompt service and right price, you
are certain.
The road workman who was injur-
ed south of town by i premature ex-
plosion Of dynamite, is getting along
finely. He has been cared for at Mrs.
Norris city hospital
Mr. Theodore Olson of Viroqua town
has just purchased through Thayer &
Davidson the Rumppy 80-acre place,
well improved, built up, near Peck's
Corners. Price of So, 900.
After dinner what? Put on the cap
and take stroll in the nippy air. Hav-
too. Let US pick your style from a case
frr1s rs f1il N
Store.
George and Fred Harris and Edward
Severson with their wives, motored
through the city on Monday, going to
Readstown to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Minnie Cox Curtis. twas pref
ty cold round trip for one day.
Remember Saturday is the date of
TRAFFIC in Souls" at the Opera Elec-
trio. Afternoon and evening. This
powerful drama should be seen by all
mothers and daughters. A special
matinee will be given at 2:30. Admis-
sion to matinee 10 and 20 cents. Even
ing Is and Is cents.
e w. Hazen and Hans Neprud
have made exchange of their large farm
in Dunn county with Claud Walter for
his Viola stock of hardware and the
Mason mercantile stock at Rusk Cor
ners. Mr.. Hazen has been at Viola for
some days taking invoice. Probably he
does not intend to continue in the bust
ness.
Soldiers county relief commission,
composed of John M. Vance, JIM. Clark
and Luther H. Glenn, held a meeting
here and formulated annual report for
the county board. Messrs. Clark and
Glenn exchanged some of the territory
look ID after by them. Mr.. Gienn takes
Webster and Clinton in exchange for
Liberty, Kickapoo and Readstown.
All who lad dealings with him when
in the same line of business win be
pleased to know that T. c. Knutson has
returned to his first business love and
is again selling implements at the old
stand, the Pulver stone quarters, which
be recently purchased from Geo. w.
Schroeder, exchanging the equity in
his big farm near Ontario tor the Viro-
qua business.
Miss Lille Lee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Lee, former we'll
known resident of Nestby, was mar
ried recently at the family home near
Dupree, North Dakota, to Mr.. Olaf S.
Nygaard. a young homesteader in the
neighborhood where the Lees were pio-
neer settlers. He is a graduate of
Luther college. The bride is a native
Of Westby, popular lsdy, who ie en-
titled to and will receive eOngratnss-
tons Of all her girlhood home friends.