Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-10
billy Sunday in action Saturday.

Don't wait, Kaiser will only be
here few days.
"A Is cent tin of sifted peas for 10
cents at Sweger's.
Let Sweger supply your wants for
the Thanksgiving dinner.
If it's price combined with quality
you want, call on Sweger.
You will find it at Sweger's, Pine
mento cheese, 10 cents per jar.
Have you seen the big cheese at
Sweger's. Leave your orders.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nst-
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
-Sal-Vet, the greatest worm de-
stroyer. Get it at Davis drug store.
New fall dresses, skirts and coats
for ladies and children at NJ. ]. Felix. ,
See the superb paintings of Artist
Kaiser in the show window atTowner' s
store.
Why not use Saniflat for the walls
instead of wall paper. Ask o. E. Davis
about it.
Diamond From the Sky" tonight
Matinee every Wednesday after school,
&c and 10c.
Attorney Edward Hammer was ov-
err from HiIisboro on professional bust
ness, yesterday.
Miss Mary Rusk entertained a
large party of ladies at auction whist
on Saturday afternoon.
Come to the dance at Running 8
hall Friday night. Culver's 5-piece or
ehestra will furnish the music.
Millinery sale Friday and Saturday,
November II and Is, on all trimmed hats
and shapes, at Mrs Norris store.
There is nothing nicer for a Christ
mas present than those beautiful oil
paintings, painted by Kaiser, the artist.
Order your storm sash now while
our stock is complete, and be ready for
cold weather. John E. Nuzum & Sons.
Mrs. j. M. Bennett entertained a
number of lady friends to o'clock
luncheon, on Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs Caroline Gardner, who has
been confined to her home by illness
for about two weeks. is now convalesc-
ing.
See Billy Sunday, worlds greatest
evangelist, in action at the Electric
Saturday. Special Saturday matinee,
Sc and l0c.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Henry of Bloom
ington came to pay a visit to John Dew
lin and wife. Mrs. Henry is sister OF
Mr.. Devlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Warden and
Mrs. Edw. Hammer of Hillsboro autoed
here and spent Sunday with DR.. and
Ma. Butt,
Special sale of boys and childrea's
Ederheim Stein suits at M. J. Felix
Friday, Saturday and Monday They
will go at remarkable savings
William Webster and wife, former
well-known residents of Newton valley.
now of Aberdeen, South Dakota, have
been renewing acquaintance in the
county.
The time, Friday night. The place,
Running s hall. You get the girl and
orchestra will furnish their usual fine
music.
MIR. end Mrs. W. q. Dyson had as
guests in an auto party to Lacrosse,
entertaining a half-dozen couples OF
their neighbors, it being their anniver-
sary.
From Michigan comes announce
ment telling of the arrival of son in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. ia
cobson, the mother being Myrtle Ad-
lington.
AT Newton hall on Saturday night
of this week, Erickson Brothers will
give public dance to which all are in
vited A supper and good music will
be provided.
Cashier r. P. Lotus of the DeSoto
and little son, called on Viroqua friends
one day last week. Mr.. Lotus reports
work on the new bank building to be
progressing very satisfactorily.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the practice
of law at his Office in the Lin
demann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
Mrs. Mary E. Baker of Lacrosse,
is guest at the F. M. Baker home.
Mrs. Bakers father was David Denton,
a Vernon county pioneer, and she is
the widow of A. III. Baker, who was a
brother of F. NJ. Baker and of the
late John Dawson.
james Dickson and family are NOV
ing from Bloomingdale section to this
city. having purchased the NJ D. Nc
Lees cottage lately erected. 1t is q
modern little place and will be enjoyed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson in their de-
clining days.
"A five cent cafeteria supper will
be given at the Congregational church
parlors Saturday, November Is, from
$50 to 7:30. Menu: Dreamed chicken,
New York potatoes, baked beans, Span.
ish rice, cabbage salad, bread, pickles,
Jelly, coffee, pie, cake, cream puffs.
Everybody invited.
In the town of Franklin Mrs. Mat
tie Bolstad died at the age of ninety
years. She was the widow of John
Bolstad, who died many years ago.
Funeral was conducted at Folsom by
Revs. Finstad and Hanson. Relatives
attending from viroqua were her grand
daughters, Christina and Lena Prest-
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. Toilet Hetland,
Ole Moseng.
DR. Willard, the chiropractor, is
about to leave Viroqua, expecting to-
return east and continue the practice
of his profession. His departure will
be regretted, for during his two years
residence here be has establishes rep
utation as gentleman and a qualified
person in his profession. All Viroqua
will wish DR.. Willard we'll whereve.
his lot may be cast.
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