Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-09
Short News Stories of Interest
Censor Comngs Going Doings
ynoqua Vicinity

Insure with john dawson a. Go.
-Plows, walking, sulkey and gangs,
at Stacks.
Heating stoves and heating plants
at Slack's-
Walk Over, the shoe for particular
men. Stoll & Groves.
Furnishings of the better quality
for men. Stoll & Groves
Can you swim? See Cora Beckwith
each afternoon at the fair.
Large acreage of tobacco yet to be
harvested in Vernon county.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 30.
Mallory, the better hat at the same
/ price as others. Stoli & Groves.
-Blood-proof hunting coats reversi-
bic game pockets. Stoll a. Groves.
IF you wish to buy, sell or exchange
Fresh lump lime, Innate and Big
Four pulp plaster at the Nuzum Lum-
Der Yard.
Rev. McAuley and family arrived
yesterday, taking possession of Viroqua
| circuit parsonage.
Kelly threatre company at the
Opera house all next week. They al
ways make strong hits.
Don't fail to attend the nightly
theatres while at the fair. The KEEL
leys will be entertainers.
Mr. II. G. Simpkins spent Tuesday
at the Minnesota state fair. He says
it falls far below past years.
Earl Denling returned from Fox
Lake. He will cater to customers in
T. B. Potts barber shop.
IF you want real bargains in ladies'
and misses suits don't fail to see the
line at Rogerson & Dahl's.
After twelve years suffering from
Tuberculosis Jonkim c. Bjornstad died
at his home in Westby, aged go years.
Thomas Stevens and son Teddy ac-
companied Prof. Theodore Running to
Long Lake, where the latter has sum
mer home.
Repair your roofs for winter. We
havesa large stock of shingles, and you
know our price is right. Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
Mr.. Albert Amodt of Chicago, ar
rived for fortnight's visit at the old
home on Round Prairie. His wife has
been here for some time.
Misses Clara Glenn and Xena Cade
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| the schools of Shelton and Algorfaa in
the eastern part of the state.
When buying an engine see what.
Slack & Company have to offer, and
the Lett feed mills with self-sharpen-
ing feed burrs, are fine, too.
War news, state political news,
state fair news; yes, and many other
things of big interest mag be found on
the inside pages of today s CENSOR.
| The Viola Intelligencer says that
an application for second bank attt.at
place has been granted and the articleS
of incorporation have been filed with
the state.
Remember the Gustad Apiece IL
dies orchestra of Sparta will be at the
Woman hall all next week. Everybody
welcome. Good order will be kept, and
good time assured.
The city schools opened on Monday
with large attendance in every de-
paftment. Putting in of sanitary clos
cts anG other unconpleted improve
tments make some confGS:c:s about the
premises.
AN exchange suggests that it is
peculiar that hobos viii be fed at the
back doors by city folks while farmers
outside the city ere begging for corn
cutters, yet these same fellows can't
! find work.
-Osteopathy is a comnlete system,
and embraces all non-drug ideas In Their
| apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DIR. c. d. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. Office
209, house 312
--Chas. S. Slack & Company are SELL
| ing the farmers electric light plants
that will furnish lights for the farm
for less than they can burn kerosene
oil, and give hundred times more
light. See them about it.
"A delegation of young people left
here for Mortified, to enter st. Olaf
college. So far as the CENSOR could
lget line on the party it consists of
Clara Bentson. Oscar Peterson, Leon
ard Amodt, Stephen Gyland. two chill
dren of Rev. Rondstvedt and Reuben
Hagen of Westby.
One thing you cannot afford to miss
at the. Vernon county fair is o. E. Dav-
is Cbi-Namel booth A short course
in wood finishing for ladies and anyone
interested in home decorations. Grain
ing. staining, vanishing for new or old
floors, furniture, doors, stairs, lineoleum,
wainscoting, etc. A chance to win q
prize without spending penny.
-0f the 1914 and 1915 Studebakers,
35 have been sold since January /, 1914
Tbirty-two of these have been delivered
and 2 carloads coming Up to this
date not one of the go have had cents
worth of trouble; never has the cleo
trio starter failed to crank the cars ex-
cepting one instance when the trouble
was adjusted in a minute.
Frank A. Chase, wife and son Rol-
land take leave of Viroqua today and
become residents of Lacrosse, where a
beautiful residence, conveniently locat-
ed, was some time ago purchased Mr..
and Mrs. Chase have lived in Viroqua
all their lives and their going is regret
ted by everybody. Frank has been en-
gagged in various lines of endeavor and
for several years served acceptably as
mayor of the town. That the enlarged
opportunities of the city may find him
equal to his new field will be the wish
of friends.
School opened Monday. What hap
Ply days: what days for securing the
qualifications, educationally, connecting
the battles of life. How little the av-
erage student understands what sacri-
fees the fathers and mothers make, in
treasure, anxiety and otherwise, that
their sons and daughters may be equip
ped for the things that must confront
them in the pathway of life. The pub
lie spends more to finance our public
school system than any other one thing,