Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-10-27

Real October.
Grand weather.
Stanley Opsahl has pneumonia.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
World five-reel features every Mon
day.
See the Hallowe'en decorations at
the Optimo
"A fine program every night at the
new theatre
Try box of peroxide soap, Zoe at
Davis drug store.
Lumber, flour and feed at Thayer's
at one price TO all.
Lumber, -four and feed at Farmers
Exchange at reasonable prices.
"A car of Mothers Best -four re-
ceived at Williams feed store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
We handle the best of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Albert Natwick and Miss Mary
Hedga were recently married in La
| Crosse.
See the Emerson line OF top bug
gies, spring wagons, gangs, sulky, walk
ing plows and engines. Jacob Dach, Jr.
Mrs Arnold of Sparts, was in the
| city to pay visit to her daughters,
Mrs.G. G. Fawcett and Mrs. Ben Dick
son.
We take measurements for storm
sash any place in the citv, and guaran-
tee p At. Call phone 43. The Nuzam
Yard.
From Montana Mr.. and Mrs Ben F
Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sand
wick notify home sol. that they are
grandparents.
Mrs. j.. H. MeLees departed for
Pierce county to visit her daughter.
She was accompanied by her brother,
j. A Doerr.
President Gardner announces post
ponement of Western Wisconsin Teach
ers association from October 28th to
February HIP, at Lacrosse.
Now is the time to use Sal-Vet.
Put your stock in condition to get all
the good there is in the feed you give
them. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Relatives here learn of the death,
in South Dakota. of Mr. ]. C. Ache
son, a former resident of this section,
who moved west dozen years ago.
Clint Hazen, who has been a clerk
in Tomah for some years, has formed
partnership and taken over an old es-
tsblished grocery and meat market.
AT Lacrosse, October Is. Miss Vi
da Norris was married to Mr.. N. A.
Douglas. subscription manager for the
Leader Press. The bride is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Norris of this
city.
-Mesdames ChrisPeterson, Perly Brye
and A. e. Smith returned from Tomah,
where they attended district meeting
of the Rebecca order. The former is
district president
-Viroqua has clothes line and coal
thievery. Several report losses of ar
ticles of wearing apparel from their
lines. Buchanan Brothers have missed
coal from their warehouse.
Former Sheriff C. o. Helgeson was
in from Purdy on Monday and left with
Us samples of corn grown on his farm
that is certainly as fine as one could
find in the best of seasons. Chris says
he has so bushels that is prime for
seed.
Helen, little daughter of C. II.
Groh, slipped and fell while marching
in one of the grade schools, striking
her head on a desk, becoming uncon-
scious. She was unable to attend
school for some days because of the ac-
cident.
-Baraboo was selected as the place
of holding the next meeting of the
West Wisconsin conference of the
Methodist church by the board of home
missions, which met IN Lacrosse re-
Gently. Rev. Rutter of the local church
was present
Merchant Albert Tryggestad was
in from Bud on Saturday. He told the
CENSOR that he hsd been given splen-
did trade all the lime since april, when
he succeeded John M. bennett in mer-
chandising. That is certainly a good
point for one tradesman.
Buick agent Clark reports sale of
Buick D45 6-cylinder cars to Chris Lun-
de of Westby, o. A. Sherwood of Cars
Mills and 7. o. Mork of Viroqua; and
an Oakland 6.cylinder to A. Thoreson of
Viroqua. Another carload of the pop
ular Bucks are expected this week.
The CENSOR enjoyed personal and
business call from Merchant Thomas
Peterson while in the city on Saturday
from Newton. Business has been good
with him and be is materially ircveas.
ing his stock all the time. M. Peter
son says If some enterprising man
would open up the mill there for gristing
Newton might take on some of it's
former vigor as hamlet.
-Four days of geod weather made it
possible for the roads to clear up in a
way to permit of fair driving on the
main thoroughfares with degree of
pleasure on Sunday. With genuine
October sunshine and warmth every
owner of machine tested roads and
weather. Many autoed to Lacrosse
and other surrounding towns, and not
a few came to this hub for a pleasure
drive.