Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-10-20
d. Roman G. Felix.

d Roman g. Felix.
Insure with John Dawson & Co
Have you tried the 0ptimo plate
dinner for zoe?
Have you tried the optimo plate
dinner for zoe?
Milton WEIGH is confined to his
home by sickness.
"A car of Mothers Best flour re-
ceived at Williams feed store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone So.
We handle the best Of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mrs. Frank Mcintosh entertained
friends Thursday night at five hundred.
Mrs. n. E. Goldsmith and son are
visiting her parental home at Boscobel.
The Calf Way" mixer is to hand
milking what the automobile is to walk
ing.
"A basket social at Bob Skrede's
Saturday night, one-half mile south of
Bud.
-Thos. Moseng went to Dunn county
for weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. ]. Livingston entertained
three tables of five hundred Tuesday
evening.
The venerable James S. Dickson
was business visitor in the city from
Bloomingdale.
Henry Hendrickson and family are
spending a couple OF days at West Prai-
rie on business.
Maurice Geary and family have re-
moved from Chaseburg vicinity to
northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. E. NJ. Nye entertained two
tables of FIVE hundred at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
The E. F. U. will hold postponed
business meeting 8. Running hall on
next Wednesday evening.
Seth Reynolds was called to Bosco-
bel last week by the sad news of the
death Of his youngest sister.
Mrs. w d. Dyson is in Chicago.
She will visit her daughter Doris at
the university, before returning.
We take measurements for storm
sash any place in the city, and guaran-
tee to fit. Call phone 43. The Nuzum
Yard.
Mrs. Emma Plough Miller of Mon
tana, is visiting her sister and many
acquaintance in the city, accompanied
by her little son.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
ceived. Come in and get our price
Our motto: "Small profit and quick
sales" Bekkedal Lumber Co.
-Eext Tuesday night at the Knights
Pithias lodge special work and business
will be had, together with a smoker.
All members requested to attend.
Remember the home talent play at
the Opera house Friday and Saturday
nights of next week, under auspices of
the high school athletic association.
On Friday and Saturday nights,
October 20 and 80, the Viroqua high
school will present the comedy, The
Private Secretary, at the Opera house.
We say: Brush your teeth with
one of our excellent tooth brushes and
you will get the most satisfactory SER
vice Price from Toe to Csc at Davis
Drug Store.
while ascending a ladder to do tin
repairing 1 one of the school buildings,
brick fell from the wall several feet
striking Edwin Clarke in the face, frac-
turig his nose. 1t was hot one, but
Ed. stuck to the ladder.
Rev. ]. j. Jacobson went to Keny-
on, Minnesota to attend fdneral of Rev.
M. j. Hanson, president, of Hauge's
Lutheran synod. He died suddenly
aged Sc years. He had been minister
and teacher for thirty years.
AT the high school auditorium FRI
day night, Miss Charlotte Jean Hamil-
ton held an appreciative audience in her
recital mice and Men, in four parts.
She is pleasing in her work. The ath-
letic association realized a neat sum
from her recital.
Because of confusion of dates the
Opera house was otherwise occupied
Monday night and Miss Mac Laren's
lecture course opening was held in Sol
verson's new picture house theatre. 1t
was not fully completed or equipped.
The CENSOR will write more fully of
this new place when formally opened.
Mrs. Julia Cook, widow of one of
the early Methodist ministers of this
section, Rev. James Cook, died at the
home of her son A. E. Sbaener, near
Retreat, on Monday, and the funeral
will be held at the Methodist church in
Viroqua, on Thursday at one o'clock.
Mrs. Cook was SO years old, eldest of
the numerous members of the early
Groves families of this section. Isaac
N. Groves and Mrs. G. W. Nuzum are
still living.