Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-03

Boys 81 sweater coats ......... go
l0c buck towels, 2 for ...... rs
81 so automobile gloves per pair. so
More linen napkins at per doz. .S8
Plenty of I0c outil g fianneis at per
yaro. .......... ...t...... 10
More bed blankets at the old prices.
Our prices are as low as ever on pork
and bacon. ROBERTSON & DAHL.
Members of R. C. U.
&C. NJ. Clark is in Madison on bust
ness.
Roy Atkins is now an attache of
the Clark garage.
Aug. ]. Smith and daughters spent
day at Bangor,
Paul Lawrence is entertaining his
mother of Viola.
j. NJ. White and J. NJ. Bennett and
wives were at Readstown.
This is the right minute to adver-
tise for fall and winter business.
Frank johnson and wife are enter
tanning new heir at their home.
Herman Wolfgram has leased the
residence vacated by ]. R. Spellum.
-Chas. M. Morrison is having new
heating plant installed in his residence.
j. W. Lucas jewelry store is hav-
ing general renovation, greatly i'm
proving the exterior.
The CENSOR erred in stating chat
Ole Rud had disposed of his new cot
tage. 1t is still for sale.
Local Beaver lodge held a competi-
tive hunt on Tuesday. A game supper
will follow this evening.
w. F. Fisher and wife were at
Bangor to attend funeral Of Mrs Fish
Ier's brother, A G. Vaughan.
Millinery sale. Friday and Saturday,
November 5 and 6, on all trimmed hats
and shapes, at Mrs. Norris store.
Mrs. Henry Lake arrived from Sa
lem, Oregon, to remain month or
more and accompany Mr.. Lake home.
will Lindemann and Mrs w. M.
Trowbridge drove to West Salem, Mrs.
Lindemann accompanying them back.
Charley Shannon and Frank Burlin
and their wives drove over from Tomah
for Sunday call on relatives and friends.
"A road working crew is engaged
on Side hollow widening the rock cut,
Geo. McMullen and daughter Myr-
tie motored to Cashton and spent Sun
day with his brother Will and family.
Two loads of relatives and friends
of the Aug. ]. Smith and W. F. Fisher
families motored here from Bangor for
a Friday afternoon visit.
Senator Bennett was over at Hills
boro on legal business Monday. With
his family and Miss Tilda 0mundson he
motored to Lacrosse in his new car on
Friday.
Royal Neighbor members who lost
in the membership contest provided en-
victors in the camp hall on a recent
evening.
In the Portage school contest the
old principal won out in circuit court.
The case will be appealed. Meanwhile
Principal Bishop holds the educational
fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole jackson and lit
tie daughter, Leona; and Ole K. Ram
sey and granddaughter, Levina, mo-
tored to Bangor and spent Sunday with
Ole ]. Thompson.
will, son of W. E. Nuzum of To-
nah, was injured at Madison, where
he is student. He is reported to have
sustained fractured leg by being run
into by an automobile.
Miss Blanche POWELL departed for
Judith Gap. Montana, where she has
been rendered and accepted a position
in the postoffice. That is the place
where her brother Logan lives.
The life companion of E. B. Hyde
passed away on Sunday afternoon. She
had been in delicate health for months.
Funeral was held from the home yes
terday, interment at Retreat.
While returning home from La
Crosse on Saturday, when a few miles
out, Ed. Gorsline lost control of his au-
toInobile and ran into ditch, upsetting
the machine. Mrs. Gorsline sustained
a fractured arm. Rest of the party es-
capped injury.
The home talent play by members
of the high school faculty and students,
the Private Secretary, proved huge
success from an entertainment and
mirth provoking standpoint, the parts
being well taken in almost every case.
Friday night the attendance was very
good, but Saturday light.
&C. M. Clark has the concrete found
alton in and commenced work on a AT.
foot tile addition to the rear Of bis gar
age. This extension will be used for
storage and repair department, indicat-
ing that his business has rapidly in
creased from beginning when it was
work to sell automobiles.
The next meeting and feast of the
Mems Club will be held on Monday
night at the Methodist church. Din
ner will be served at $50. to be fol-
lowed by debate on the proposition
of tax levy of 81, 600 per year for i'm
provement and identifying of the city
park. The affirmative debaters will
be Rev. Hofstead and Attorney Heinz,
the negative by Attorney c. j. Smith
and DR.. w. ~ Trowbridge. An invi-
tstion is extended to all to attend the
dinner or debate.