Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-29

Mrs. G. N. Hauge returned to her
home at Rice Lake.
-Amund Tuhus arrived home after a
month spent at Zenda.
Miss Pothea Hanson spent few
days in Chicago and Zion City.
Edwin Kuehn is employed as bag
gage man at the St. Paul station.
&C. j. Smith and Ole o Tuhus were
at Sparta on business yesterday.
Paul Dahl returned from Sharon to
assist his father in the drug store.
Clinton w. Nuzum had business in
Chicago and Milwaukee last week.
-Chiidren's dresses in serge, cordu-
roy and suitings at Suttle & Tate's.
Officers Of the fair association will
pay premium awards on Saturday next.
Congregational ladies' rummage
sale on Friday and Saturday of next
week.
"A little son came to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Schoonever of As
bury.
DIR. Will Gorsline has his horses
entered in the Lacrosse fair races this
week.
County Highway Commissioner Ris-
tow went to Hillsboro on Tuesday to
look after official duties.
Blankets that are both warm and
handsome to look at and at the right
prices at Suttle & Tate's.
Grandpa and Grandma B. F. Norris
are advised of an heir in the home of
their son DR.. Ben S. Norris in Montana.
Albert Larson has commenced the
erection of modern residence west of
the home of ]. w Lake in the First
ward.
Mrs. Alvin Joslyn and children of
Minnesota have been in this city and
community for two weeks renewing
friendships.
This is certainly not favorable for
the Lacrosse and Viola fairs now in
session. Gays Mills closes the fair
campaign next week.
We have an exceptionally nice and
complete stock of barn and shed boards
and will make attractive prices. John
E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Mrs. Lee Cox and son Lawrence of
Rusk county, are guests of their rela-
tives, the Moore and HOMELAND families.
They came through by automobile.
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erected on the west side of north Main
street coy cottage, construction of
tile. This looks just little suspicious
-Four of the leading bread premi-
ums at the Vernon county fair were
taken by ladies using Ardee -four.
Sold at Williams feed store. Deliver
ies made in city
Henry E. Rogers is making some
notable improvements in his dry goods
store. New mill-made shelvings and
drawers are being installed, the ancient
furniture being discarded.
"A special train took out ten car
loads. of live stock from Yiroqua. on
yesterday. for Eckhart & Company.
The train picked up shipments at West
by, Cashton ard other points of the
branch.
Rev. J. ]. Jacobson has just come
into possession of the new Ford touring
car recently presented TO him BY his
parishioners. He manages well to
dodge the busy throngs on Main street
as he passes to and fro
On Thursday evening Or. and Mrs
Baldwin gave a six o'clock dinner TO a
company of friends Mrs. E. NJ Rog-
ers entertained a party of lady friends
to luncheon on Saturday. Mrs C. d.
Williams entertained at cards.
After several months absence at
Hillsboro Captain Henry Conner re-
turned to the city and has his accus-
toned quarters at Hotel Fortney. He
says ViroQua is more congenial to him
than any other place. He tells that
Hillsboro has made its usual progress
the present season.
Rains, cold and cloudy every day
since last Friday, putting country roads
in miserable shape. These conditions
have greatly retarded tobacco harvest
and corn maturity. September closes
like all other months this season-more
days of rain than known before.
w. j. Beaver was over from Min
nesota to see his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Beaver. He reports that crops,
especially corn, we're badly damaged
by the frost of August &c. Onhis farm
he cultivated sixty acres Of corn, two
thirds of which he cut in a very imma-
ture stage in hopes of saving the fodder.
--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 ''incurable," Chi
roprsctic (spinaD adjustments will help
you. Call and let us prove it to you.
No charge for spinal analysis. w. S.
Willard, d. G., Chiropractor, over Stoll
e. Groves. Lady attendant.
Hon. ;Sewell A. Peterson of Rice
Lake, was killed by the accidental dis
charge of his gun while out hunting
with his two sons Mr.. Peterson was
one of the most influential and promi-
nent Scandinavian-Americans in Wis
consin, having long been connected
with the National guard, a member of
the legislature and four years state
treasurer.
Mrs. N. A. Swigum and Mrs. Mar
tin Larson returned from the conven-
tion at Eau Claire and report a splen-
did meeting. One of the notables pres
ent was Mrs. Shepherd of Salt Lake
City, state president of Utah W. c. T.
u, who is called the siiver-tongued ora
tor of the Rocky Mountains. Mesdames
Swigum and Larson Witnessed the lay
ing Of the corner stone of the Grace
Lutheran church.
The brothers and sisters and num-
erous other relatives and friends in
this community were shocked by the
receipt of telegram announcing the
sudden death, from heart failure, of
Mr.. Isaac White, which occurred
Wednesday morning of last week. at