Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05

Walk. Over shoes. Stoll & Groves.
The best of perfumes at o. E.
Davis
Mrs. 1oel Nuzum visited her son
at Re. Town.
Mrs. Prices Canning Company at
Davis drug store.
Me- fall styles in Mallory hats now
at Stoll q Groves.
Roman & Felix great clearance
sale closes Saturday.
Landlord Fortney and wife wheeled
to Lacrosse on Thursday.
w. C. T. u. will be entertained by
Mrs. L. z. Smith next Tuesday.
Edward Clarke is employed at An
derson & Sauer's hardware store.
Mrs. Roscoe Bean of Wood county
is visiting her parents in this city.
Mrs. Hebberd and daughter Nellie
of Lacrosse are guests at H. z. Proc
tors.
-Thayer & Davidson report the sale
of the Chas. Burkhardt farm to Ras-
mus Hanson.
Carl ]. Fortney of Franklin is
spending three weeks in North Dakota
with relatives.
We have white Beauty Hocsier"
kitchen cabinet coming. There's moth
ing better. Wigs Furniture Store.
We handle Psroid roofings, the best
prepared roofing on the market. Priced
right. The Nuzum Lumber Yard.
Nothing better on earth than Bark
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or rheumatism. At your drug store.
Mrs. w. w. Hanson and her sis
ter, Miss Bena Peterson, came to the
old Viroqua home for season of visit
ing.
More than fifty applicants for teach
ers' certificates are present to write on
the examinations held by Superintend-
,ent Gardner.
&C. w. Chase and family are max
ing two weeks visit to their former
Dare county home. They went IN their
automobile.
Just received carload of Red Wing
-liuseed oil. Can sell you any quantity
and at the right price. BekkeGal Lum.
Der Company,
Andrew Davik returned home from
Lacrosse, where he took hospital treat
ment for two weeks. His health mas
improved very much
Postmaster Nelson and Banker
Earl, with their wives, were autoists
from Cashton, guests for a few hours
of Attorney and Mrs. Moen.
Friends of Editor and Mrs. Art
Skar will sympathize with them in the
loss of son, an invalid child. Burial
at their former Minnesota home.
See the 1915 Studebaker cars at
Larson & Solverson's. A full detailed
statement of the new features will be
given in the next issue of the CENSOR.
Ole TuSus, through Thayer & Dav-
idson, exchanged ais Kickapoo Davik
farm for Fremstad residence, store and
stock at Melvina. Ole now controls the
trade of Melvina.
u. D. Beck came from Madison to
attend the funeral of his aunt at Salem
Ridge last Sunday, Mrs. John p. Mel
vim, who was the last member of his
fathers family.
Miss Ada E. Smith, teacher at Wau-
days on Pleasant ridge and with her
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in this vicinity.
Henry E. Anderson and wife had
as guests from Lacrosse Albert Mon
sen and family. They visited West
.airie and other locality relatives and
friends in the county.
We handle the Atlas Portland ce-
ment-the standard from which other
makes are measured. Be sure you ask
for the Atlas. 1t works easier and
goes farther. The NuzumYard.
Mrs. Robert lube returned from
Charles City, Iowa. She was accom-
panied by her niece, Lillian Theil, of
Ipswich, South Dakota. They visited
the family of C. L. White in Iowa.
-Osteopathy is complete system,
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DR.. G. ID. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone, office
209, house 312.
AT the home of his daughter in
Westby, Mrs Evan, the 86th anniver-
sary of Lars K. Brye was appropriate
ly observed by relatives and friends.
Mr.. Brye was one of the first Get
tiers of Coon Valley community.
We understand that j. E. Stoll has
disposed of the so acres east of the
county farm owned by Mrs. Lucy A.
Powell sold to julius Sommerfield.
This is one of the oldest homestead
properties held continuously by one
family in the history of Vernon county.
After two years suffering, born
with christian fortitude, the beloved
wife of John P. Melvin of Webster died
Saturday morning. Funeral at Salem
church on Sunday brought together one
of the largest crowds ever assembled
there on like occasion. The CENSOR
expects to publish q suitable tribute to
the life of this good woman.
DIR. Porter, in a card published else
where in the CENSOR. gives an outline
of the platform on which he seeks sup
port for member of the legislature. As
a whole, there is little to :riticise, but
much to commend. DR.. Porter has
been an ardent supporter of most Of
the policies worked for in Wisconsin in
late years, but like large per cent of
taxpayers, balks at having the good
work accomplished oissipated and made
ridiculously burdensome by an army Of
irresponsible tax-eaters who know no
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