Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Harge,
son.
Mrs. Mae Swinson visited relatives
at DeSoto.
Fresh Jump lime and pulp plaster
at the Nuzum Yard.
Another large shipment of ladies'
coats at Suttle & Tate's.
-Thayer sells more and better ma
terisl for the money than his COMPETE
tion.
j W. Thayer sells lumber, brick,
tile, cement and pulp plaster and de-
ssires your trade.
Miss Carrie Allness is visiting with
relatives and friends in Chicago and
River side, Illinois.
Anton Olson and sister Clara ere
in Chicago making purchases OF goods
to replenish the ten-cent store stock.
Veteran Alex Morrison's condition
remains very critical Veteran Jona-
thon Swain is somewhat improved.
Visitors to the fair are cordially in
Vited to inspect my magnificent dis
play of fall and winter millinery. Mrs.
l.. c. Norris.
Keep it in mind The Viroqua fair
next week and big orchestra dance at
Running's hall each night Viroqua s.
piece orchestra furnishes the music.
Get ready for the fair. See our
Adler Collegian suits. Nothing better
made. Style. make, fit and quality
Guaranteed The Blue Front Store.
Good wheeling has given the inspir-
alton to almost every automobile owner
in town to make trip to our suburban
neighbor, Lacrosse, during the past
week.
The venerable j. S. Dustin suffers
misfortune in the loss of his family
COW. The animal was staked out, be-
came entangled in the rope and choked
to death.
Rev. Finstad, who was in from
Folsom on yesterday, announced the
arrival of a second daughter in the
home of Chairman Torger Berge of
Franklin.
Loren DeGarmo autoed to Richland
Center, spending Sunday and Monday
wi h relatives there. Henry Anderson
and H. H. Rabbit also visited the Cen
ter by auto.
Wilbur Pierce has disposed of his
interest in the barber business to Ralph
Grover, and with his family moved to
Richland Center, where he will continue
in the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lake departed
for western trip of some duration, a
visit to the San Francisco exposition
and stops with numerous relatives ard
friends going and coming.
Rev. Reed Taft Bayne has been
rendered the pastorate of Creston, Iowa,
Congregational church. AS yet he is
undecided whether to remain here or
accept the tempting invitation.
The mother of Carl VOID of Stod-
dard community celebrated her nineti-
eth birthday on Monday, relatives from
Westby going to. extend congratula-
tions. She is well preserved for her
age.
Miss Lilah Curtis returned from
two months vacation, which she spent
at Necedah, Marshfeld, the Wisconsin
Dells and Minneapolis. She begins an
other year as stenographer for H. P.
Proctor.
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 E. Nuzum & Sons Lum-
Der Co.
&C. M. Clark has just received car
load of Oakland light sixes-a car with
all the modern refinements, selling at
the popular price of $795 f. o. b. fac
tory. Read the description on the last
page of this issue.
Keith, son of Rev. and Mrs. L. E.
Peckham, former pastor on Viroqua
circuit, was recently married to Miss
Verna Davis of Richland Center. Keith
will follow in his fathers footsteps in
the Methodist ministry.
-Viroqua orchestra played for a
dance at Eastman Monday night. With
the beginning of the dance season, the
organization is much in dem a d.
Among numerous other dates, they have
signed up for the Gays Mills fair, and
will play every night during the Viro-
qua fair at Running's hall.
-CHIROPRACTIC obtains results
where other sciences fail. This is not
only true in chronic but also in acute
diseases. No matter if your trouble
ropractic (spinaD adjustments will help
yO0. OdiA dhio ACS bo RhOsO ~ w yO0s
No charge for spinal analysis. W. S.
Willard, D. c., Chiropractor, over Stoll
& Groves. Lady attendant.
"A note from Congressman Esch to
the CENSOR tells that he has exhausted
his stock of persuasion on Washington
authorities for establishment of the
mail route between Viroqua and Viola,
but without effect. In order to get ac-
ton on the present Washington crowd
it seems necessary to live in Georgia,
South Carolina or some other southern
state. The convenience and business
demands of the north must be sacrificed
to the south, which is just now very
much in the government saddle.
On South Main street last Thursday
morning, Margaret, a three-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will z. Nor
rison was run over by an. automobile
driven by Fl. NJ. Hanson. One arm
was featured and hand lacerated. 1t
was q very close call from death.
Those who witne ssed the accident alb
solve the driver of the machine from
blame, being one OF those cases where
a driver is unable to judge of the move
ments of a child no matter how careful
he may be. 1t appears to have been
one of those unfortunate and regret
table accidents which occur. Older
people very frequently puzzle auto
drivers by hating, hesltating and mys-