Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-10

4 NAsNA W IAAC d0NuAANNAlSlAN VI tIC
town.
Buy your coal and coke of L. c.
Boyle.
Clearance sale of millinery at Mrs.
A. o. Larson's,
Try the new perfume, Gardenia, at
Davis drug store.
Mrs. C. w. Noble of Newton is at
the Viroqua hospital.
Mrs. Leon Smith of Mansion, Wis
tied Mrs. Ed. Norris.
Buy your materials for fall repair
ing a. the Nuzum Yard.
If you want the best of hard or
soft coal buy of l.. c. Boyle.
Mrs. Ray Norris of Dach ridge is
spending the week with Mrs. Ed. Norris.
M. E. Norris of Viola, transacted
business with Ray Norris of Dach ridge.
Mrs. J. D. Honaker went to Pierce
county to visit her sister, Mr.. Roy
Harris.
Melvin Steenberg and wife of Re-
treat were over-Sunday guests of their
relatives, the Foster families.
Rev. |. H. Beckholt has changed
his residence and ministerial work from
Ohio to North Topeka, Kansas.
After passing several months with
relatives and friends Mrs. w. S. Field
returned to her Washington home.
-Anson Green and Dode Thomas
were over from Webster creek on Mon
day, having business in the county seat
Prof. Winton was the sole member
of Viroqua city faculty to attend state
teachers meeting at Milwaukee last
week.
&C. M. Clark received car load of
the famous Buick skies last week, and
expects to yecsSTSs a the load this
The families vi milton and Bernard
Pierce motored to Richland Center on
Sunday to pay a visit to Wilbur Pierce
and family.
Attend the special sale at M. j.
Felix Friday, Saturday and Monday.
Boys and children's suits will go at
startling reductions.
&C. L. Peterson is preparing FOR
erection of modern residence on his
lots north of the school house block, to
be erected next season.
Mr. Emil Lede arrived here from
Menominee, Michigan, to visit his sis
ter. Mrs. j. E. Knutson, whop1 he had
seen for fifteen years.
Phil Appleman says he is going to
quit the farming game and will hold a
big auction sale near Bloomingdale on
Saturday of this week.
Marion Allen was in from Salem
pidoo Cof1rrou hoincx hio Ercf
trip to town since his confinement
caused by kick from horse.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
ceived. Come in and get our price.
Our motto: "Small profit and quick
sales.'' Bekkedal Lumber Co.
All members have been notified of
the annual roll call in Viroqua Odd Fell
low lodge, which will be held on the
evening of Saturday, November 20.
Kenneth Davis returned from
Windsor, where he had been employed
on dairy farm. He is building fences
and doing other work on the home farm
at Retreat.
We direct attention to the large
advertisement announcing big sale of
new machinery by dealers Davidson
and Halverson at West Prairie on next
Wednesday, November II.
Judge Alvin Peterson of Soldiers
Grove passed through the city Sunday
evening. With his family he had made
the drive up the Kickapoo to Ontario,
then to Csshson, viroqua and home.
John N. Hall and wife autoed to
the city from their Clinton home on
Monday afternoon, returning in the
evening. Mr.. Hall says they had
very heavy rain in his section on Sum
day evening.
Cold weather indicator passed this
way on Sunday night, when flock of
wild geese numbering into the hundreds
went south. When Viroqua was pass
ed the electric lights so attracted the
wingers that they came very close to
the earth.
Members of Viroqua Modern Wood
man Camp held comparative hunt on
Saturday and Sunday last. The annu
al game supper will follow at camp
hall on this Thursday night, when
Woodmen and their wives are expected
to join in the feast.
County Officers Moore, Mork and
Belland, to comply with the last county
board direction, went to Richland Gen.
tcE last OdbuEudy " take u1Le Oh lie
system of bookkeeping by Richland
in the conduct of county business.
Prof. T. G. Brown and wife completed
the driving party.
From Webster comes distressing
newsof the death of young wife and
mother, Mrs. Susie Parr-Smith, wife
of Walter Smith. She died in a La
Crosse hospital. funeral at Salem on
Sunday last. largely attended. Mrs.
Smith was about twenty-five years old,
leaves husband and young babe, besides
many other relatives.
Mr.. Lars j. Brye was summoned to
Sparta because of the critical condition
of his sister. Mrs. Carrie Thompson,
who was stricken by paralysis and
passed away shortly before Mr.. Brye's
arrival. Funeral was attended at Spar
ia on Sunday by a number of the Brye
relatives from this section. Deceased
was resident of Coon Valley commu-
nity in her Younger DAYS.