Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-18
-BuIlseye sale at Towner,s.

goods az Rogers.
Fresh lump lime and pulp plaster
at the Nuzum Yard.
Ladies fall suits beginning to ar
rive at Suttle & Tate's.
The new Studebakers for power,
debility and endurance.
Mrs. Frank A. Chase is here from
Lacrosse to greet friends.
Elmer Smith was over from Mont
fort renewing acquaintance.
Bert Wilson came frori Aberdeen
to join his wife and baby.
New line just receiv ed Of the
"Sport" shirts. Blue Front Store.
Miss Lulu Berlin ot Tom,th, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. John White.
Now is the time to buy that Emer-
son gang pillow at Jacob Dach, Jr's.
Bernard Sargent came from La
Crosse to pass a few days with his
mother.
Miss Ethel Atwood is in Chicago
taking note of styles and buying fall
millinery.
One Four and one Six, 1916 Stude-
baker, now on display at Larson & Sol
VERSIONS Garage.
Miss Irene Suttle passed her vaca-
ton at Lancaster and Cassville with
relatives and friends.
-Westby school district census shows
I4l boys and 1873 girls, total of 324,
gain of nine over last year.
IF. M. Baker has gone to South
Dakota to supervise threshing opera
tons on his half-section farm.
AN ice cream social will be given
in the Liberty Pole M. E. church par
Tors on Friday evening, August 20.
Miss Esther F. Butt arrived home
from California where she passed sew
eral months with her sister Jennie.
Keep in mind! The big dance at
Running's hall Friday night of this
week. Music furnished by the Viroqua
orchestra.
Anyone desiring a school girl to
work in home for all or part of her
board, please notify A. E. Smith, prin-
cipal training school,
Our aim is to furnish our custom
ers with building materials of highest
quality at reasonable prices. John E.
Nuzum & Sons Lbr. Co.
Don't fail to read the Studebaker
advertisement on back page. The same
has already appeared in Saturday Even
ing Post and Motor Age.
Let US take care of your material
needs. We have twenty years of build
ing experience at your service. John
E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Misses Bergina Ballsrud. Ruth APP
pleman and Mabel Theige, plucky ladies
of Westby, are seeing the sights Of
California and the two expositions.
1T has been proven that the stock
get the worms while on PASTURE any
now many stockmen say .Sal-Vet gets
the worms. Guaranteed by o. E. Davis.
Professor and Mrs Bishop, before
the close of the week, leave for their
new home at Portage, where the very
best wishes Of our people accompany
them.
Mr.. Roy Moore has accepted a po-
sition as butter maker ard manager of
the Enterprise creamery at Cashton
He will soon move his family there
from this city.
"A large shipment of new, stylish
mems socks, the famous "Wonderhose"
brands, the Bachelors Friend" The
kind that wear. Price Zoe to 25c. The
Blue Front Store.
Ed Nichols is having built on the
old Larson farm at Dudley large to-
bacco shed. -Four men are hustling the
work in order to have it ready for this
years tobacco harvest.
Attorney and Mrs. Moen, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl of CASH
ton, made an overland trip to Portage,
the Dells of the Wisconsin and Madi-
son, in the formers automobile.
Col. Morley, n. d. Williams and
John Devlin, members of the business
mems outing club, who were unable to
be in regular attendance on account of
impaired health, spent day in camp.
MIR. Joseph Toserud Of Christiana
town, died on Wednesday night. He
was longtime resident of this county,
a native of Norway, aged eighty-one
years. Funeral was held at Newry
Melby church on Monday.
DIR. F. T. Kelley and wife of Madi-
son arrived in the city Saturday to meet
with her brother, Bert Wilson and wife
of Aberdeen and to briefly visit other
relatives and friends. They autoed
from Viola and left on Sunday after
noon.
Business mems cutting club pulled
up stakes and returned from Camp Tate
on Monday night, closing one of the
most pleasant outings in the history of
the association. On Wednesday last
Lacrosse grocers' association shared
the camp with them and held annual
picnic, five hundred people taking in
the affair. Thursday Lacrosse city Of
ficers picniced there also
-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
rcpractic (spinaD adjustments will help
you. Call and let US prove it to you.
No charge for spinal analysis. W. S.
Willard, D. c., Chiropractor, over Stoll
& Groves. Lady attendant.
Ladies aid society of North West
Prairie Lutheran church attracted about
a thousand people last Sunday, the
meeting being held on the lawn OF AL
len Halverson. Mr.. and Mrs. Halver-
son did the thing proper and handsome
" by sending cars here for the Third
Regiment Band, twenty players strong,
who gave a fine concert, which was
much enjoyed. Altogether it was a
splendid gathering, number from the
city making the drive. Proceeds of the
entertainment Sl38. 25.
Why monkey with the old wagon
box when you can get True combina-