Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-03

land Center.
Miss Helen Wigginton visited West
~ young friends.
Home made mince meat at Morri-
son & Longwell's meat shop.
New styles in. ladies' and misses
coats TT the Farmers store.
e. C. Mullen and family motored
to Richland Center on Sunday.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
-Sal-Vet, the greatest worm de-
stroyer. Get it st Davis drug store.
Andrew Forum left last Thursday
for two weeks visit in Minneapolis
See the superb paintings of Artist
Kaiser in the show window at Towner' s
store.
Why not use Sanifat for the walls
instead of wall paper. Ask 0.E. Davis
about it,
&C. w. Graves returned from a Wis
it 10 the home of his daughter near
st. Paul.
Margaret Baldwin has the lucky
number that wins the dolly Dimple"
perfume prize.
Will Clark spent several days fish
ing and hunting on the Mississippi at
Genoa last week.
DO you want good rocking chair
at low price? Read Wig & Omund-
sons ad. in this issue.
-Viroqua Methodist ladies' will give
their annual bazaar and chicken pie
dinner on December IL.
Come in and buy your shoes at fac
tory prices. The "Wear-U- Well. Z"
Bank basement. Edw Lind.
Richard NJ. Grimsrud is moving
from Westby to his farm on Coon Prai-
RE, on the Viroqua- Westby road.
Order your storm sash now while
our stock is complete, and be ready for
cold weather. John E. Nuzum & Sons
Leave yout laundry and dry.clean.
ing at Potts Bros barber shop or call
1854 and will collect and deliver. r
Fleming.
Eugene Helgeson has resigned his
position as chief clerk in the Viroqua
postoffice. He has taken up agency
work on the road.
Fresh cement and plaster lust re-
! ceived. Come in and get our price.
| Our motto: "Small profit and quick
sales" Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Gold weather is coming. 1t is fur
time. M. ]. Felix is showing fine Sc.
lection of the latest modes of the sea-
son in furs. Call and inspect them.
DO not forget that ]. w. Thayer
sells lumber, -four and feed at the low
est prices prevailing consistent with
quality and can satisfy your needs.
Isaac Stoleson and family, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs P. Martinson,
motored over from Westby Sunday to
spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs Roy
| Cade
| Professor and Mrs. S. E Pearson
renewed rcquaintance by the score in
Viroqua on Sunday, having motored
over from their Bloomington home with
| neighbors, who continued their journey
to Tomah. Mr.. Pearson is manager of
state bank at Bloomington.
Just received at Olson's Ten Cent
Store, large shipment of tobacco pa
booking orders at special prices, for
which we give nice discount. Call at
the Ten Cent Store on SOU tn Main
street and give your order and save
money.
Mr.. Billings returned from several
months sojourn in his native country
of England He has many interesting
things to relate, being close observer,
concerning the war and it's effect in
England and London. He gave talk
on his observations before the training
school on Monday
Oliver F. Helgeson, station agent
for the Southeastern, met with an ac-
cident on Saturday evening, the frac-
ture of his right wrist He was per-
forming some service between cars,
catching his arm in such manner that
he met the fate stated. He carries the
member in plaster cast.
Youngsters observed Halloween
night by vigorously ringing the school
bell at midnight and other capers, but
| leaving out the usual amount of dam
age. It was unbecoming in the boys
to substitute in their place in the high
school building an innocent cow. For
such acts punishment is deserved.
Robert Mason and James Side
blew in on a gentle western zephyr
from Ismay, Montana. where a numer-
GUS colony of Vernon countyites live.
The boys will remain but few days,
having been to Chicago with live stock
They are pleased with their success,
and that of their neighbors in Montana
the present season, reporting all happy
with good crops end other things in
their favor.
The family automobile of Former
Governor Davidson came from Madison
on Sunday, bringing Mrs. Davidson, her
mother, Mrs. Elsie Bliss, daughter Ma
bel Inbusb, and Mrs. J. w. Groves.
All came to visit Viroqua relatives and
friends and see Col. Morley. The Dav-
idsons and Mrs. Bliss drove to the old
home at Readstown on Monday, and
also Soldiers Grove Mrs. Bliss is past
eighty years but stood the trip well.
-Viroqua Knights Pythias lodge held
reunion and smoker on Tuesday even
ing last, which was an enjoyable fra
ternsl get-together. The new lodge
and its splendid club-room equipment
makes fraternsl home where young
men may enjoy themselves socially
with innocent amusement. To stimu-
late interest in the Pythias order a
series of winter parties viii be held.
Also q competitive contest for accept
able members. Sides are chosen to
push this work during November and
December.
Rural Mail Carriers McHenry and
Grubb, ON Routes No. 2 and 4, are
sounding the praises of William Crume,
road oyerseer from the city limits south