Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-29


Penny pictures for the next three
weeks at Jasperson's.
Sal Vet-the worm destroyer. Get
it at Davis drug store.
Athena underwear, the best on the
market at Suttle & Tate's.
We again have all numbers in tie
white d. M. c. 'Suttle & Tate.
viroqua Rebekah lodge appropri-
ately observed its anniversary.
Don't forget the reception at the
high school Monday, October 4.
Miss Alice Older is teaching her
first term of school in Clinton town.
Get your Nyals medicines two doors
north of postoffice, at Davis drug store
Otto 6 Brown had business that
called him to LaFarge section on Sat
urday.
Peter and Otto Hill were in the city
on business from LaFarge last Wed
nesday.
Chris Peterson just completed
new garage on the residence lot of L.
C. Boyle.
Mics Hazel Brokaw of Rockton, has
accepted teaching positiondn the city
schools of Marshfieid.
jacob Aberg, secretary of Retreat
cooperative creamery, was in the city
on business last Saturday.
You can get good self filling foam
tain pen at the Davis drug store for
Sl.5 So Go in and see them.
Springville W. c. T. U. meets with
Mrs. Cora Honaker on Thursday after
noon, October z. Lunch served.
Penny pictures for three weeks
only, beginning Saturday, October 2.
Is pictures for Is cents at Jasperson's
studio
DIR. A. P. Minshall has been in one
of the Lacrosse hospitals for two or
three weeks. Reports from him are
favorable.
You will be able to buy first-class
things for practical use at the Congre-
gational rummsge sale on Friday ard
Saturday of next week.
H. F. Swain went to his Lacrosse
home after remaining for weeks here
to assist in the care of his aged father,
Jonathan H. Swain.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
ceived, Come in and get our price.
Our motto: ,'tSmall profit and quick
sales" Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Principal Aug. E. Smith of the
county training school was among those
who attended state educational confer
ence at Chippewa Falls last week.
Carson Powell is in Genoa town Wis
iting his brother Willard. He will ex-
tend his trip to Litehfeld, Minnesota,
where his sister, Mrs Marion Pest lives.
Mrs. NJ. Guibrandson was given
happy surprise at her home on Friday
evening last By her music club, at
! which time an arp4SS.-sS~ e.ts ~as
presented to her.
Mr. ard Mrs. Fremont Patterson of
! Colorado, spent some time with the
parents of Mrs. Patterson, Chris Bjerk
and wife or Pleasant Ridge, returning
west after the fair.
Mrs Eugene Newton and daughter
of Mellette, South Dakota, were recent
visitors Of friends and relatives in Vi
roqua and vicinity. They are enroute
to the expeditions.
&C. W. Graves spent Saturday ard
Sunday as the guest OF Mr.. SAFER If
Lacrosse seed company. A numerous
party of gentlemen friends were en-
tertained at his summer cottage on the
Mississippi.
Miss Margaret VOL, late gradus te
| teaching position in a manual training
school at San Francisco, California.
The young lady is daughter of Mrs.
Helen Walloe. VOL.
The CENSOR suggests to the young
sters who use the walks on Main street
| for roller skating, that they now use
the broad new cutters, leaving the
walks free for pedestrians and business
purposes. Try this suggestion.
Rev, L. W. Nixon came from Wa
shara county to join in conducting the
funeral services of Jonathan a. Swain.
While here he took occasion to briefly
visit the different places where he
preached during his circuit ministry,
finding warm welcome.
"A meeting of the Viroqua Mems
club will be held at the Methodist
church parlors on Wednesday evening,
October 6. A banquet will be served
by the ladies aid society at $50. All
members are invited to attend and
bring some friend with them.
| w aNLeU, OuU young pcopfe W dStSuu
the ''model" social, given by the Ep-
worth League at the nj. E. church,
Tuesday evening, October 5. A pro-
gram will be given in the assembly
room and cafeteria lunch in the social
rooms; all for ten cents.
Bargains at the Daylight Store this
week: 100 pounds of best cane sugar
SIS so, II pounds for 81. 90; Golden Loaf
flour, per sack 81 GO; Lenox soap-10
bars for 25c, Ohio matches, per box Sc.
About 2, 600 yards of fine grade outing
flannel in colors, which will be sold at,
per yard SC. C. H. OsTREM.
In the proper column of today's
| CENSOR is recorded the death of Mr..
Hiram H. Hines, which occurred near
Tunnel City Forty years or more Mr..
Hines was one of the leading citizens
of Bristow section, residing there on a
| farm, where fine family was reared.
He was a man of the best type, intel
lgent, enterprising, a doer in all things.
Many boys and girls while on their
way to school, during recess and noon
hour make il a practice to run over
lawns, pick fruits and flowers, climb
shade trees and do other acts of tres
pass that are annoying to individuals
and sometimes destructive to property.
| This should be discontinued and would
no doubt be If parents and teachers
would suggest to children that il is q
! bad practice, an assumption or their