Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-29
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Miss Mabel Thompson went to VAL
ley 70 teach.
-E. W. Hazen paid visit to his
BROTHER Clint at Tomah.
Miss Luthern Of Iowa was guest CT
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Smell
If you want the best of hard or
soft coal buy of l.. c. Boyle.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Chester Wakeman bought the resi-
dence property of Archie Henry.
Mrs. Steinke and daughter of Nor
dovi paid visit to Mrs. Stogdill
Hoover Stock Company theatre all
week. Bargain prices. See them.
Blankets that you can depend upon
to give satisfaction at Suttle & Tate's.
We handle the best Of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mrs. Henry Helgeson has been an
intense sufferer from gallstones for a
fortnight.
Choice tobacco lath and material
for tobacco racks at the Nuzum Lum-
Der Yard.
Afflicted with gallstones. Thomas
LePage has been in Lacrosse hospi-
tai for some days.
Jos. Pennell accompanied his dsugh-
ter Frances to Lacrosse to receive
medical treatment.
Maurice Ford and family have re-
moved from Resdstown to Missouri,
where they expect to reside.
Mrs. Morrow, daughter of Matthias
Skrede, was taken to Lacrosse hos
pisal for treatment last Sunday.
w. P. Morgan was in from Retreat
today. He tells hard road story, like
all others who go on the highways.
Miss Alene Henry is quite i'll at q
Lacrosse hospital. Reports are that
she is showing some improvement.
IN. D. McLees, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Root went to Lacrosse on Sunday
because of the death Of their relative,
Rex Barton.
Hard work to polish the metal on
the auto. So? Metal Glow" which
you can get at the Davis drug store,
makes that work easy.
Rain prevented extensive atten-
dance at the GoodeH livery stock sale
last Saturday. Some equipment and
animals were disposed of.
Parties who desire to have home
baking properly done should leave their
order with Mrs. Tamma Hall, just
north of the school grounds. Phone 1868.
"A slip and fall on the part OF Theo-
dore Olson of Purdy resulted in dislo-
cation of an ankle. While unl.er care
Of surgeon Mr.. Olson is at Mrs. T. b.
SHELLS.
Mrs. Chris WEIGH departed for
her old home in Ohio, this morning,
her first return in thirty years. She
will be joined by her sister at Bsraboo,
Mrs. BONN.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the practice
of law at his former Office in the lin
demann bank building where be will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton.- ~ ,.----- !, >. 49, 39sff
For a visit to the James Clawson
family in Minnesota, Mesdames L. T.
Kendall, Ruth Derr and S. d. Ander-
son took their departure. Mrs. Derr
will continue into North Dakota for an
indefinite stay with her children.
Two days stay in Viroqus brought
Russell Hoyt only thirty barrels of ap-
pies, demonstrating that people who
have wagon loads of fruit going. to
waste viii not embrace the chance to
sell. Charlie Zietlow was the largest
deliverer, bringing twelve barrels ff-
teen miles from the Kickapoo country,
but he felt that il was that much mon
ey saved and made. Mr. Hoyt says
there 10 nc money to be made in handl-
ing fruit this season, the crop being so
plentiful in the west.