Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-11-04

in village and rural schools. Close To
seven hundred were enrolled in the
gathering. Prof. Bishop and Superin-
tendent Gardner had parts in the pro-
gram. The long services of Mr.. Gard
ner as head of Vernon county eduea-
tional interests with the many years of
continuous superintendency were most
happily rewarded by his election as
president of the big teachers associa-
ton for the ensuing year. MIR. Gardner
is entitled and has hearty congratuls-
tions of his home co-workers and the
public generally.
! All kinds of pipes at o. E Davis
drug store.
Traffic in Souls, Saturday, No
vember 81 Six reels.
Ladies hand bags. all leather, 81. so
and up, at o. E. Davis
Bargains in trimmed hats at Mrs.
A. o. Larson's millinery store.
Some line of set rings at Lillis'.
Look them over. Opposite postoffice.
Byron Yakey of Milwaukee, re-
newed friendships in the city and COM
munity.
John E. Nuzum and wife and Mrs.
A. o. Seal visited Rev. Frank Nuzum
and wife at Prairie du Chen.
Miss Marion Dahl departed, on Mon
day, for her new duties as city hbrari-
an at Two Harbors, Minnesota.
Mrs. Colt has added to the interior
equipment of her cottage home a hot
air furnace and electric lights.
Europe and return in three days.
''The sky Monster" does it at the OPP
era Electric tonight and tomorrow
night.
Bring your watch work to Lillis
and you will get satisfaction and pay
no more than others pay for it. Oppo-
site postoffice.
Edwin M. fainter has moved his
family to Readstown, where he has
supervision of construction of the viii
lage lighting plant.
Mrs NJ. j. Jordan attended La
Crosse District Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. Elsewhere she gives
report of the convention.
Superintendent Brown of Sparta
state school, VITA his family, drove up
on Sunday - call on Colonel Morley
and other VirOqua relatives.
AN old trapper predicts mild win
ter. basing his statement on the fact
that muskrats have built practically no
houses for winter shelter.
Mrs. John Henry is here from South
Dakota, visiting her numerous relatives.
She has been with her daughter, Mrs.
C. o. Bush, during the past year.
DIR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted Viroqua Hotel on Saturdays.
Residence phone 424l, Viroqua, Wis.
See the meeting of the Generator,
Queen of the sas'' and the tZeppelir,
| Queen of the air, /" in mid ocean. To-
might and tomorrow at the Opera Elec-
tric.i
! Don't wait until cold weather to
order your storm windows and doors.
| Call up the Bekkedal Lumber Company
! for prompt service and right price, you
are certain.
-Liilis viii sell watch of merit ;one
that keeps correct time, needs less re-
pair and at the same price you gener-
ely pay for cheap one. Opposite
postoffice.
Miss Christina Fortney came from
Minneapolis to visit relatives in Viro-
qua and Liberty Pole. Her mother,
Mrs Ole K. Fortney, will return with
her to spend the winter in the twin
cities.
-Osteopathy is complete System,
and embraces all on-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as it's
essential keynote. DR.. G. D. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. Office
200, house 312
1 ! E
Jackson & Longwsll have taken the
agency for the Cownie Tanning Com
pany for the making of robes and coats
from any hides. Thev personally guar
antee the quality of all work done.
Give them your order.
President C. H. Buxton of Reads
town was business caller in the city
on Monday. He says work is progress
sing on the municipal lighting plant in
that village and they hope to have a
creditable system.
"A few days since Former Register
of Deeds CLAUS Gilbertson, of Coon
Prairie, was stricken by apoplexy. He
| is somewhat recovered and his many
friends throughout the county hope for
his complete restoration.
james Side came from Montana to
bce HIS CUiluIcti anu WISH Fctdtifcb dIlu
friends. He reports short crops in his
section, especially where spring wheat
is grown. Winter wheat, he says, ia
more suited to that country.
Halloween was observed in Viro-
qua with little of disturbance, the HARM
less pranks being those Of children, in
the main. So far as we can learn no
damage resulted to property, as has
been Zoo frequently the case.
Rev. j. J. Jacobson and wife spent
portion of last week with members
of his congregation on West Prairie.
On Friday night large number of pee
pie assembled at the new farm resi-
dence of Ed. Haugen and gave the JAG
obsons surprise, presenting the pastor
with $50, for which they are very thank
full.
Ringing Brothers greatest world
circus and menagerie went into winter
quarters at Baraboo last week, some
what earlier than usual because of de-
preston in the southern states. The
News says Baraboo now has within
city limits the largest herd of elephants
this side of Africa.
AT the last council meeting Mayor
Beat appointed Mrs. Albion Lindemann
as a member of the city library board
TO succeed the late Mrs. Nichols, who
had been a member from the organizes
tion of the society. The mayor also
appointed II. p. Proctor and Mrs. II.
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