Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-11-04
Mrs N. ]. Bort went to Aberdee
to remain till holidays.


to remain till holidays.
Hunting parties are already NOV
ing north for the deer season.
Clinton Nuzum has latest make
of Buick roadster automobile,
Mrs. Frank Primmer went to Sioux
City, Iowa, to visit her son Roy.
Mrs. S. Harris was called to Lib
erty because of the illness of her son.
Jackson & Longwell have installed
a gasoline lighting plant in their meat
market
Samuel Boyce returned from Mon
tana, where he spent several months
in the big fields and broad prairies.
"A dance will be given at Newton
on Saturday night by Ray Tryggestad.
The public is invited. Tickets so cents.
M. D. Helgeson want to Lacrosse
this morning to bring his daughter
home. She is recovering from anoper-
alton.
"A good attendance is desired at the
Mystic Workers meeting next Tues
day evening. Refreshments will be
served.
II have car of bulk apples at Mil
waukee depot. Ben Davis and Bald
wins. 75c per bushei. Bring sacks and
barrels. C. H. Ostrem.
Bargain in Ferndell Piueapples,
q pound cantor 20 cents. regular 80
cent value for Friday and Saturday on
ly, at Sweger's grocery.
Fancy grade of New York apples
just placed on sale at Surenson's groc.
cry store. They are of first class quail
ity and are being sold at right prices.
-Nels Nedland last week lost an au-
tomobile. The machine set itself on
fire while on the road near Chaseburg.
We understand there was no insurance.
Will Lawton and Walter Proctor
drove the big Proctor six-cylinder Nit
ctretl automobile to Racine for adjust
ment, where it will remain for a few
days.
EsTRAYED- Game to my place, a
small fall pig, on October % Owner
can have same by calling at once and
paying for this notice. Martin Bent
son, Viroqua, R. l.
"A carload of prime New York ap-
pie just being unloaded at Surenson's
grocery, You are invited TO call and
examine them; then you will surely
want some of them. .--~-
DIR. Lauder has again resumed, and
is giving his entire time and attention
to the practice of medicine. Office in
north room of the Gund building. Tel
ephone 305. Day and night calls an
swered promptly.
Quite number of Hallowe EN- part
les were given in the city, the most
notable that at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. J. r. Spellum Mrs. Mary Lillis
and Miss Winifred Drake had relatives
and friends.
The Misses Hazel Nichols, Vivian
Fawcett, Mildred Franklin, Dorothy
Packard, Ruth and Esther Williams
gave most delightful Halloween pro-
gressiye dinner, in which number of
young friends participated.
Misses Kate GoodelI and Tilda
Omundson entertained their associates
on the city board of education and in
structors, together with those of the
county training school, to a theatre
party Wednesday evening, later to re-
freshments at the Optimo.
Beat & Larson have just closed an
other real estate change, having sold
the farm lately acquired by Sheriff
HOMELAND on Nottingham ridge known
as the Henry Anderson place, to Her
man Christianson. 1t consists of 80
acres and is considered desirable place.
Ben Jennings is here for a renewal
of acquaintance. He recently made a
trip through the west and reports hav-
ing seen many former residents of this
county. In Montana he saw John w.
McLees' big grain threshing, 1900
bushels of wheat and 5000 bushels of
oats.
After four years of businesc activ-
ity in this city Theodore johnson has
disposed of his grocery trade to Jesse
Beaver and Leonard Tracy, and viii
rest for the present, not however in
tending to leave Viroqua. His success
ors are young men from Pleasant ridge,
with a large acquaintance and will
doubtless command their share Of the
grocery business.
Col. c. E. Morley arrived home
from Lacrosse last Wednesday where
he was taken very sicL three weeks
ago. He is still weak and confined to
his bed most of tls time. Like the
plucky veteran that he is, Colonel Nor
ley was determined to appear at the
poles YESTERDAY and east bis vote for
the republican ticket, which he has