Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-01

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-Duxbak hunting hats and caps.
Stoll & Groves.
The Ladders are paying zoe for
clean, fresh eggs.
John Tway of Cashton vicinity had
business here Tuesday.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
Jnsl Bank building. Phone SO.
Mrs. Herb Chapman is materially
improved, following very critical at
tack.
Warner Bros. corsets for fall, 81
to SO, and new fall dress goods at Re-
man & Felix
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Beeman of
Ross neighborhood mourn the loss Of
an infant daughter.
Mrs. Clark DeGarmo and children
came from Racine TO be with relatives
and friends for a visit
Misses Hope and Catherine Munson
autoed to Chaseburg last Saturday, Wis
iting the Hoyt family.
You can get good self filling foun-
tain pen at the Davis drug store for
81. So Go in and see them.
Rev Hofstead is paying a visit to
his parents in South Dakota. Mrs.
Hofstead and children are at Galesville.
Mrs. Louise Sine of the CENSOR
force is having weeks vacation. pass
ing the time at her Soldiers Grove home,
Mr.. Farmer, you need one of those
|. B. Rowell ensilage cutters for filing
your silo. Jacob Dach, Jr., has one
for you.
We have the agency for the fam
GUS Avery trucks. Let US figure with
you before placing your order. Jacob
Dach, Jr.
Hard work to polish the metal on
the auto. So? "Metal Glow" which
you can get at the Davis drug store,
makes that work easy.
Miss Nellie McMasters went to
Readstown to take up school work
Quite number of village and country
schools opened on Monday.
Mrs. James Lyle and daughter
Dorothy of Chicago and Mrs. Caroline
| S. Bosshardt of La Crosse are visitors
at the August ] Smith home.
The Epworth League ard Christian
EndeavL. societies of Viroqua announce
a rally, TO be held at the Christian
church on Sunday evening next.
We have an exceptionally nice and
complete stock of barn and shed boards
and will make attractive prices. John
E. Nuzum G. Sons Lumber Co.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
ceived, Come in and get our price.
Our motto: "SmaIl profit and quick
sales" Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mr.. Frank Eberhart and daughter
came from Prairie du Sac to spend
Sunday with the Kuebler family. Ken
meth Kuebler returned home with them.
If you are looking for a good Yer
non county farm close TO market, cali
on or write T. J. Thorson, Westby, Of
fee on second floor of Bank of Westby.
20 IF
Mrs Julia Cook, aged ninety four,
one IF the pioneer mothers of this com
munity, came from Retreat to spend a
season with relatives and old acquain-
tances.
Attorneys Smith & Moen attended
professional business at Chasebury last
! Saturday, reporting the roads in the
best condition they have ever travelled
them.
-Perlzy Hay, formerly of this city,
has exchanged his Westby hotel for a
l20-acre farm east of Cashton, the Rog-
stad place. Possession was given on
Monday.
After an absence of thirty years
in Iowa, Mrs. Robert Krouse returns to
visit her brothers, John and Henry
Huschka, and other relatives and girl
hood friends.
| John Storbakken was returned to
Mendoza by the sheriff's force. He
was committed from Coon lest January
was at home on parole when he again
became violent.
+ Former Postmaster Chas. P. White
of Ste ddard, is reported in critical
condition at a Lacrosse hospital. Mr..
White recently went to northern Wis
consin in quest of health.
| "A meeting of the mothers alliance
will be held in the high school building
next Monday afternoon at o'clock.
All members requested to be present
as important business will be considered.
III it is some real bargains in real
estate you are thinking about just keep
/ it in your mind and wait till you can
consult j. E. Shreve, who can give
you pointers. See or address him at
/ Viroqua. oAS
SCHOOL, Start the boy into school
with BEST Ever" suit and watch
free. These suits will stand the active
athletic boy and keep their shape.
Nothing better made. The Blue Front
Store.
-Chas. S. Slack g. Co. have just re-
ceived two car loads of Wood Tire silos
which are being unloaded today We'd
nesday), one at Viroqua and one at
Newry. Mr.. Farmer, get in line and
do likewise.
James stalls and stanchions weigh
more, are built stronger, are thorough
ly brszed at joints, painted inside and
outside, are in class by themselves,
and cost no more than others. See our
sample on Hoor. The Kuebler Hard
ware.
Mr.. C. C. bishop was in from Re-
treat on Friday making delivery of
honey to Grocer Sweger. He advised
the CENSOR that he has experienced
good success with his bees this season.
He kept strict account of the work of
ten colonies for ten days and the pro-
duct of extracted honey amounted to
just 800, or one dollar day for each
colony.
Senator Bennett and the editor of
the CENSOR, accompanied by their wives,
drove tn Prairie du Chen last Sur1ay
to attend the funeral of Senator Robert
L. Glenn, who died at his home in north