Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-14
Big bargain boz show Friday.

Insure with John Dawson & CO.
Binder Irvine for sale at Kuebler's
Hardware.
The Christian church is being re-
paired and painted.
See the bull tractor on display at
Jacob Daeh, Jr's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building Phone 66.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyle have returned
from trip through the west.
Miss Marjorie Wiganowsky is i'll,
being cared for by Mrs. I. B. Smell.
After three years residence here,
Mrs. Ruth Defr has returned to Spring
vile.
Mr.. Glen yergeront of Madison is
at the home of his brother az Halcyon
Heights.
Mrs. Geiwitz and children of La
Crosse visited With Mrs. Cora Sargent
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Smith and son
Kenneth, attended family reunion at
Trempealeau.
Misses Vista and Hattie Heal spent
week with relatives and friends, COM
ing from Marshfield.
Mrs. Leslie Slack and children leave
today for Richland Center where they
will make their home.
Geo. G. Fawcett and son Arnold,
leave this afternoon for two weeks
trip through Washington.
Mrs. David Fulton and children of
Waller, Montana. are spending month
or the I F. Nuzuu home
We want to give you figures on
your heating job. We can furnish any
style of heating plant. Kuebler Hard
ware.
Mrs. T. B. Norris spent Sunday at
LaFarge. her sister, Mrs. /. D. Nixon,
being very low after protracted ill
ness.
Mr.. Ernest otteson is in Chicago
where he will take six weeks course
at the Albert Washam school of en-
balming.
Rev. jacobson spoke to large and
lappreciative audience at the Immanu-
ell church on Sunday evening, preach
ing in English.
James E. Mills sold his Brookxille
farm to Olaf Wslby, becoming owner
of the Will Lindemann residence in the
transaction.
The Misses Thelma 0tteson, Nor
ma Cass, Elizabeth Chase, Helen Will
liams and Eileen Solverson are camping
at the F. E. Williams sugar camp at
Ross.
An extra double feature will be
presented at the Opera Electric Friday
when you can see two features, The
Great Train Robbery and Charlie Chap
lin for only l0c.
We positively will not sort our lum-
Der, raise the established grade or mis-
represent our stock to our customers.
You get the grade your money pays for
at the Nuzum Yard.
| r. ]. Helgerson has sold his 40 acre
farm near Red Mound to Lawrence
Wakefield and purchased of VIM. Webb
the 9-acre tract lying just north of o.
E. Davis farm east of Viroqua.
| Morrison has a fine new selected
stock of diamonds, purchased from one
of the largest dealers in precious stones.
They are real gems. To make sure of
cher" buy one of those fine engage
ment rings from c. M. Morrison's.
As Arnold Strait was coming into
LaFarge from the country, one of Tie
front wheels of his car came off and
the car was thrown over an embark
ment, pinning Mr.. Strait beneath it.
He was very severely injured but will
probably recover.
Ever stop to think that the same
man who would sit patiently on the
river bank for half day with fish
pole in his hand, waiting for a bite
would go straight up if his telephone
ring was not answered by central
in three seconds? Strange isn't it?
After January l, 1916, no more
whisky or brandy will be sold in drug
stores. This is due to the fact that the
| National Pharmacopoeia committee has
cut these liquors from the new edition
of the United States pharmacopoeia,
which means that they have been de-
clared officially to be neither drugs nor
medicines. The edition will be put forth
about January l, 1916, and thereafter
whiskey and brandy cannot be sold le-
gally by druggists, unless they become
saloonkeepers by taking out local IL
censes. II is expected that this situa.
ton will result in many druggists In
prohibition territory going out Of bust.
ness.