Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-07-21
Take Laughing Gas. Friday.


Gas, Friday.
Mrs. A. C. Hook paid visit to her
parents at Viola.
BE happy; buy lumber, brick, tile
and cement of Thayer.
Mrs. w. H. StogdiI spent some time
with relatives at Lacrosse.
Will Glenn came from Neenah for
visit with home folks here.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second hoor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Mrs. Matte Dawson and son Miles
ere visiting relatives in Minnesota.
Miss Catherine Bloom Of Illinois, is
guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. j. Smith.
Mrs. F. w. Seeman ana daughter
Frances of Boscobei are visiting at the
H. E. Goldsmith home.
Miss Vista Heal of Marshfield, re-
newed school acquaintance and visited
her relatives in Viroqua.
Mrs. j. w. Norris is entertaining
her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Sake, from Wsukesha.
Mrs. Geo G. Fawcett and daugh-
tiers have been among relatives and
friends at Leon and Sparta.
Henry E Rogers, Senior, is off for
vacation western trip, making visits
upon bis sons Edwin and Milton.
Miss Christina Forum, saleslady
at Roman & Felix, is at Lacrosse hos
pital, having undergone operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Mullen and two
daughters came from Minneapolis to
pay visit to the Mullen family in this
city.
Prof. Aug. E. Smith and family
are spending portion OF their vacation
at Marshfieid, Ripon anG other sections
Of the state.
-Mesdames Olaf Walby and A. E.
Surenson entertained a number of lady
friends at lunch Saturday last at home
Of the latter.
"A lady went into the Davis Drug
Store, where she found the face cream
she was looking for Maybe yoUr IA
vorite face cream is there? Ever ask
them?
Mrs. Matte Halderson came from
Lacrosse - spend Sunday with her
brother, Andrew HOMELAND. They also
had as guests for the day, C. w. Moore
ard family.
-Druggistan Mrs. Otto E. Davis
returned from California well Pleased
with their sightseeing and visiting
among relatives and friends. 1t was
fine outing for them.
We positively will not sort our lum-
Der, raise the established grade or mis-
represent our stock to our customers.
You get the grade your money pays for
at the Nuzum Yard
Mrs. Christina Larson of Chicago
came for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Elihu Denning and other relatives in
this section. She was i'll after her ar
rival and went to Lacrosse for medical
advice.
The Westby Times announces the
welcome news that Mr.. George Gross
man has entirely recovered from his
nervous breakdown, and expected to
return home from the hospital in the
near future.
Closing Out! All ladies' raincoats
and hats. Blue md tan poplins. Sizes
SO, 81 and 40, sold at S. to 81, will
out at So 10 81. Dark gray mixed mo-
hair, something new, sold at 81 all sizes
price to close SIS. Blue Front Store.
Il wish to announce to the public
that am prepared to do auto livery
work at all hours. day or night, at rea-
sonable prices. See me at Hotel Fort.
ney, telephone l26, or Zitzner & Fort
ney garage, phone 81, Isaac Lavold.
23-tf
--Chas. j. Groh, an old Vernon coun-
ty boy, is stopping with N. d. McLees
enroute from the east to his home at
Woodland. California His wife and
daughter Joined him after visiting rela-
tives near Prairie du Chen. Mr.. Groh
has long been successful business man
at Woodland, being proprietor of shoe
store.
Sheriff Rogers went to Camp Doug
las and brought back Leland Felch, a
member of Company K of Tomah and
lately Whitestown farmer. He is
charged with some alleged crooked
transaction in the sale of COW. Hear
ing was held before Squire Pollard and
adjournment taken to July %, Fetch
giving bail for appearance.
Andrew johnson, veteran station
agent for the st. Paul Company at
Westby, has been incapacitated for
some days for his usual service, but is
again about. For thirty-six years he
has been the agent, or since the advent
OI the raliEOAu, anu ne ID certainly en-
titled to retirement on a substantial
pension. The st. Paul has no pension
list, we understand
-Postmaster-to-be Coffiand is gain
ing experience in the line Of postal work
and learning the lay of the land and To-
cation of patrons of the Office by max
ing trips over the rural routes with car
riers. Up to date be has not received
his commission, the aSvIces coming to
him tbat the president is absent on bis
vacation and will not be bothered TO
approve commissions of any nature un-
til he returns to the national capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reisness, aged
and infrm couple of Coon Prairie, and
Nels Appleton, who has long lived in
the neighborhood of avalanche, were
conveyed TO the Lutheran Aashaugen
old peoples home rear DEBORAH, Iowa,
wAere their every want and comfort
will be looked after during the remain
der of their & Us. 1t is a blessing to
know that the church organizations
look after their unfortunate aged mem
hers dlrinO their decliYxlnO years