Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-25
Short News Stories of Interest
sc-Urs by Reporters Comings Gonxs Doings
vhoqua Vicinity

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Keith and Katherine Lucas spent
Sunday at Lacrosse.
Fresh lump lime and pulp plaster
at the Nuzum Yard.
Casper Gees of Victory section bad
business in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Svenby were
Sunday passengers to Westby.
Ed. Crowther aad family motored
to the old home at Red Mound.
Buy a champion GAINESVILLE pillow
andwin. Viroqua Implement Company.
Mrs. NJ. d. Brown spent day with
friends near Stoddard and Chaseburg
"A little son of Norman Fox fell
from porch in Victory, breaking one
arm.
Miss Emma Anderson entertained
her sister from Liberty Pole the first
of the week.
Will Perham and family of Eau
Claire, paid visits to Viroqua and Reads
town relatives.
Mrs. Felix and Miss Rose Roman
visited their sister Eunico at Lacrosse
hospital on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. o. Bush came from
Aberdeen to join her husband in Wis.,
it with home folks.
Irwin ard Thomas Henry with their
wives left Monday for trip into Hi
nois, going by team.
Misses Mildred Ewers and lvannell
Ford of Readstown, visited the POWELL
family at the aims house.
Guy Mcdowell of Readstown has
purchased a small farm near Stoddard
and moved upon the same.
Harvest dance at Running's hall
Friday night, August q. Viroqua or
chestra. You are invited
George Baxter and family of Vic
tory neighborhood autoed to Viroqua
on business last Saturday.
-Messrs. Longwell and Jackson mo-
tored here from Sparta to pay their son
and daughter Sunday call.
Sunday last was big day for burn
ing gasolene. Every autoist in the city
and country was on the go,
Mrs. Vanness Kellicut and little
son returned from sojourn in North
Dakota. Her son Donald remained.
Rev. Willard o. Nuzum and family
autoed from their eastern home to
Prairie du Chen, returning in the same
manner.
Scattering fair advertising is the
burden upon Secretary Alexander just
now, and he is making trips in various
directions.
Ernest Zitzner and wife with their
two daughters, are made happy by the
arrival last Friday of wee daughter
and sister.
Charlie Porter visited Alf Schrein-
er It Macon, Mississippi, and continues
his trip to the coast as far north as
Puget Sound.
VIM Bowman is in receipt of fine
box of Oregon pears. sent to him by
his brother, VIM. Bowman, at Rose
burg, Oregon.
"A party of friends passed a pleas
ant afternoon at the home of NJ. j.
Jasperson, thus noting the birthday of
Mrs. Jasperson.
Mrs. T.. z. Smith is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Henthorn of Shell
Lake, and sister, Mrs. Bender of
Withie, this state.
"A big Equity picnic is announced
at La Fargo for Friday. August 81
Several will make speeches, among
them Judge Mahoney.
&C. P. Brown and August Trappe
drove from LaFarge and returned Sat-
urday. Each brought daughter to
enter training school.
Mrs Herb S Chapman is seriously
i'll at her farm home west of town. A
number of relatives from east and west
we're summoned here.
Our aim is to furnish our custom
ers with building materials of highest
quality at reasonable prices. John E.
Nuzum & Sons Lbr. Co.
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.
Large assortment of women's OK
fords and pumps formerly sold at $3.50
to 81. 90 to close at 81. 95 and S2.75 at
Hendrickson's SELF Royal Blue store.
1T has been proven that the stock
get the worms while on pasture; any
how many stockmen say Sal-Vet gets
the worms. Guaranteed by @. e. Davis
John Haag, who lately sold his
farm near DeSoto, has taken up resi-
dence in LrCrosse. A large party of
hcikubVIS gave buC ldAi1iiy q VIZ lotC-
well.
The GAINESVILLE plows were cham
pioh prize winners at Wheatland and
Big Rock, Illinois, against all competi-
ton. For sale by Viroqua Implement
Company.
"A large shipment of new, stylish
mems socks, the famous "Wonderhose
brands, the Bachelors Friend" The
kind that wear. Price loo to 25c. The
Blue Front Store.
Mrs. M. A. Gauper received two
weeks visit from her sister, Mrs. Ches-
ter Bishop of Whitewater. Mr.. Bishop
came and accompanied her to her par
ents' home at Retreat.
-Tilmer Running returned from De
Soto, where he had been employed in
Edward Enerson,s drug store as pre-
scription clerk. The venerable drug
gist, James Fl. Rogers, takes bis place
in that capacity.
Prof. A. E. Smith and DR.. C. A.
Minshall spent Thursday fishing at
Warner creek. They report fine out
ing, especially enjoyingC) a fine pic
mic dinner, furnished by Professor Smith.
Ask him.
AT the nome of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Buchanan, in Web
ster, last Sunday, mrs. Kena Williams
was given a rousing farewell reception
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