Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-22

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Fresh lump lime and pulp plaster
at the NuEum Yard.
Live poultry wanted by j. Nj. Ben
nett at Williams feed store.
Mr.. Fay Sherriek returned to his
western occupation after passing fair
week at home.
Mrs. w. F. Fisher attended the
wedding of her niece, Miss Fay Vaughan
at Bangor, accompanied by her son
Carl.
Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke was summon
ed to Whitehall because of the critical
illness of her foster father, Rev. Mich
olas Sweet.
Mrs. Allie Richards Kelly spent Sun
day with Miss Anna Turner in this ci-
ty, coming here with the Hunter fami->
ly of Viola.
All Mystics whose dues are in ar
rears are required to pay them before
the close of the month. Otherwise
they will be suspended.
Equity society will hold picnic at
Soldiers Grove on Saturday next. Be-
sides the speaking exercises there will
be base ball and other sports.
We have an exceptionally nice and
complete stock of barn and shed boards
and will make attractive prices. John
E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
-Four of the leading bread premi-
lums at the Vernon county fair were
taken by ladies' using Ardee -four.
Sold at Williams feed store. Deliver
les made in city.
Mr.. Albert Amodt came from Chi
cago to spend vacation on the home
farm north of town. He is supervising
chemist with the great Borden milk
company. Mrs. Amodt will join Albert
here.
Let US help you solve your building
problems. We can save you money and
assure you satisfaction Twenty years
practical building experience at your
service. John Z. Nuzum & Sons Lum-
Der Co.
The circus business is reported or
the bum this season when the Wiscon-
sin prosperity belt is departed from.
Ringlings and Barnum & Bailey have
gone into winter quarters thus early
because of bad business.
Mrs. H. F. Swain and Mrs. Maggie
Curry and their families to the extent
of an automobile load, came from La
Crosse to the fair. Also Frank A. Chase
and wife, Geo. Harris and others whose
names escaped the CENSOR.
-LaFarge Enterprise says Myra An
derson. Georgia Hufford, Dot Smith
and Vern Milum left for Lacrosse,
where they will enter normal school.
Three are entering for their first year.
Vern expects to finish the course about
the holidays.
ErorI- ord IIovua-J M;rskoI n ara q =
Richland Center with the racing animals,
Easy Dawson and Hilda Vernon. At
! our races Easy Dawson made fine re-
cord, easily defeating four other horses
without skip. Last year here he was
bad actor.
-Stoddard Times reports the unwel-
come news that Otis Warner, a we'll
known citizen of Bergen town for many
years, suffered a stroke of paralysis
The same authority tells that he is i'm
proving and hopes are entertained that
Mr.. Warner will soon be about
Mr.. E. R. johnson left Readstown
for the purpose of being operated upon
for goitre in hospital at independence,
Missouri. For years Mr.. Johnson has
been afflicted with very pronounced
goltre, and all will extend congratula-
SlOAio IL AO tiNCbo
The domestic science depart uent
of our city schools has become SO swol-
len in numbers that assistance is given
Miss Baker, the instructor. Miss Hell
en- Otteson, who recently graduated
from Stout school, is employed as help
er. Only portion of her time will be
taken in the work.
james S. Treseder has again be-
come resident of this city, having ex-
changed his ef~ven-acre place on the
Readstown road, whic:I ne had fashion
ed into such fine shape, with Toilet So
rem for his South Main street residence
With his wife Mr.. Treseder hopes to
pass the winter in the south.
-CHIROPRACTIC obtains results
where other sciences fail. This is not
only true in chronic but also in acute
diseases. No matter if your trouble
has been pronounced t'incurable," Chi
ropractic (spinaD adjustments will help
you. Call and let US prove it to you.
No charge for spinal analysis. W. S.
Willard, ID. c., Chiropractor, over Stoll
& Groves. Lady attendant.
-Westby Times: The following stu
dents are off for st. Olaf college: Mar
tina and Swanhild Rondestvedt, Ruby
Jefson and Lyla Morterud. For La
Crosse normal: Olga Rogue, Magma
Davidson, Ruth Mockrud, Lloyd Bek-
kedal, Otis Holman, Inga Mortenson,
Stella Hagen and Cornelia Rudie. Miss
Alette Schreiner to Appleton where she
enters Lawrence university.
w. E. Garrett is having the pleas
ure of a visit from his aunt, Mrs. NJ. ].
Richardson of Lyons, Colorado. AL
though seventy-eight years old, Mrs.
Richardson made the journey alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson were residents
of this community in an early day ,leav-
ing here in 1857. He passed away years
ago. Only once before has the lady
been here since the removal nearly six
ty years gone.
"A Sparta paper announced the
death in New York City, of Mrs. Josie
Greve. Oppenheim, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Herman Greve, early residents of
Viroqua. Deceased married while the
family lived in Sparta They resided
in st. Paul, later removing to New
York. Mrs. Oppenheim was woman
of talent, an authoress, speaker and
organizer.
Superintendent Gardner is at Chip
pewa Falls attending meeting of su-
perintendents and supervising teachers.
State Superintendent Cary has called
three state meetings to consult with
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