Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22
Short News Stories of Interest
PickUps Cominss Dongs of
Viroqua and Vicinity
.Quiet in town since fair.

Quiet IN town since fair.
Big show at small prices all next
week.
Did you escape tbs nimble fingered
fair visitors?
Mrs. Norris has all of latest OF
fashions in millinery.
Sal Vet-th worm destroyer. Get
it at Davis drug store.
Bernard Sargent went to Dubuque
to accept business position.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
White frost Tuesday morning; no
particular damage to maturing crops.
Get your Nysls medicines two doors
north of postofiee, at Davis drug store.
Timer Running went to Chicago to
resume his studies in college of phar-
macy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dickson are en-
PERTAINING a new daughter at their
home.
Bennett will pay you % cents for
your fresh eggs, at the Williams feed
store.
Try our plate dinner. Roast beef,
brown gravy, mashed potatoes and cot
fee, zoe. The optimo.
You can get good self filling four
tain pen at the Davis drug store for
Sl50 Go in and see them.
Rev. E. o. Hofstead will return
from South Dakota in time to hold his
regular services next Sunday.
The last chance to see World film
features for and 10 cents. Friday
and Saturday at Opera Electric.
Henry Lindemann is out withIa new
automobile, having purchased from the
Clark agency 1916 iye-passenger
Buick
Mrs. J. A. Wilsberg and little
daughter of Chicago are visiting at the
home of the formers brother, 0. o.
Tahus.
MIR. 10. Deters recently purchased
in Minnesota and brought here mag
nificent Belgium stock horse, weight
above 1900 pounds.
Some good rooms for rent, repaint-
ed and pspered, all in good condition,
over Rogers dry goods store. Apply
at Williams feed store.
Phil Appleman and Adolph Nustsd
of Westby nave opened a garage and
agency at Cashton for the sale of Ford
and Studsbaker automobiles.
After spending several weeks with
her grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. H. D
Williams, Miss Luells Field returned
to her home in Washington, D. c.
Miss Amy Gott departed for Gene.
va, New York, to resume her instruc.
tional work in a technical school. She
passed vacation weeks with her moth.
er.
Don't fail 10 remember the spirit.
ed contest now being conducted a;
Morrison's jewelry store. You may
be one of those to pull down an appro'
pirate prize.
Ladies of the Congregational church
are preparing for their October rum
mage sale They ask all having arti-
cles of cast eff clothing ard other
things that can be used, to notify them
The CENSOR directs attention of it:
readers TO the advertisement of H. E
Rogers on page FIVE. You may be able
to learn something of vital interest t.
you concerning the wool ard cottor
markets.
Get your apples ready for market
Gardner & Hoyt of Chase5urg will be
in Viroqua next Monday and Tuesday
to buy. They are experienced handl
ers. See their announcement on thi:
page of the CENSOR.
We are prepared to fit you out from
head to foot with the newest up-to date
wearing apparel: Suits, overcoats,
shoes, hats, caps and furnishings of al
kinds; all up-to-the- minute in style
The Blue Front Store.
w. N. Carter, a Readstown young
man, has secured position as butter
maker and manager of modern new
creamery in Illinois. He had two
years practical experience in the home
institution with r. o. Brye.
Congressman Esch headed a dele
CATION of Lacrosse gentlemen who
came over on Fridays Southeastern
special train to attend the fair. Mr..
Esch is one of the men who always
finds a welcome in ViYoqua and Vernon
county.
--Mackinaw coats are going to be
more popular this season than ever be
fore. We are prepared to meet this
demand with the finest novelty pat.
terms and styles ever shown in the city
Entirely new in pattern and design
The Blue Front Store.
Hon. Roger Williams of Hillsboro,
and L. II. Glenn of this city, repre-.
sent Vernon county veterans in the
great half-century parade in Washing.
ton. Fifty years ago, at the close of
the Civil war the returning victorious
armies were reviewed on Pennsylvania
avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. VsnNess Green OF
Edgerton are guests at Hotel Fortney
for a week. The lady's former name
was Mrs. Holcomb, who gave music
lessons here some years ago. Mrs.
Green will be pleased to have any Of
her lady friends call on her at the no.
tel,
Henry C. Costing and son Ernest
arrived home last Sunday after an alb
sence of three months in New York
City, where the former took special
treatment in one of the principal hos
pitfalls of the country. He is very much
improved and relieved of the excruci-
ating pain he suffered for months be-
fore going. He is mighty glad TO be
at home and among friends. Mr.. Cos
ling tells that they had plenthy of op-
pressively hot weather while ne was in