Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-10-06

Fall.
October.
Oyster season.
Insure with John Dawson 4 Co.
Save every ear of seed corn posi-
bic.
DIR. Baldwin attended dental con-
vention at Tomah.
Mrs. W. P. Side has been confined
to her home by illness.
Our stock of ladies' dress skirts is
again complete. Suite & Tate.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Novelties in knit goods, yarns,
scarfs, ETC., at Suttle & Tate's.
Chippewa, the best work shoe
for men, for sale at Roman & Felix.
Special rocker sale at Wig & Om-
undson's Friday and Saturday next.
We handle the best of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mrs. Albion Lindemann entertained
parties of ladies at bridge whist at her
home.
The city womans' club held its first
meeting for the season at the home of
Mrs. H. L. Gardner.
-Iceman Jack Tewalt's frisky team
made run independent of their driver,
making little scare without serious
damage.
Perry Cowden and wife of Frank
lin are to become residents of Viroqua,
sharing with Mrs. j. H. Swain her COM
modious home.
"A Victory writer states that the
Inter-urban telephone company is build
ing line to New Albin, Iowa, crossing
the river at Victory.
Mrs. Will Dewitt of Warrens, and
daughter, Mrs. Cron of Camp Douglas,
came to attend the funeral of their rel
ative. Veteran Alex Morrison.
Fresh cement and plaster just re.
ceived, Come in and get our price.
Our motto: "Small profit and quick
sales" Bekkedal Lumber Co.
BY bills and advertisements NJ Min.
shall & Son announce fast horse sale
for Saturday. October 16. Learn par
! ticulars from their advertisement.
We say: Brush your teeth with
one of our excellent tooth brushes and
| YOU will get the most satisfactory SER
vice. Price from l0c to 35e at Davis
Drug Store.
A movement is on for the purchase
| from Col. Butt of an additional strip of
lane south of the fair grounds for soci-
ETY. uses. The proposition ought to be
carried through.
Annual Congregational rnmmage
sale, by the ladies provides place where
articles of wearing apparel of good
value can be secured for small sum,
for all members of family.
Let US help you solve your building
problems. We can save you money and
assure you satisfaction. Twenty years
practical building experiences at your
service. John E. Nuzura & Sons Lum-
Der Co.
Edith Storey and Earle Williams
/ are playing the leading parts in the vi.
tagraph master production of 1.-THE
Christian by Hail Caine.s At Opera
Electric on Saturday; matinee and eve
ming. go 80
The city was plunged into utter
| darkness for two hours on Tuesday
evening. Workmen disconnected 9
Decker street water main, deprigine
the power plant of water, hence i'm.
possibility of operating the same.
| W. S. Waters and wife of Sparta
passed Saturday and Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Waters was comrade IN the Twen-
! ty-fifth Regiment with Alex Morrison,
and he came to pay last farewell and
be at the funeral. Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
ers are about to change their residence
from Sparta to Boscobel, where their
son lives.
Weather for this week is practi-
cal continuation of what we have ex-
perienced the past five months-rainy
cold, disagreeable, unhealthy. 1t is
very unfavorable for maturing tobacco
and corn. There are many fields of to-
bacco still unharyested. Now that the
fair season is over possibly we may
have season of ideal October weather.
"A neighboring paper reports that
hunters pretty much discouraged over
the fact that there are but very few
partridges to be found this fall-just a
few old timers that were left over from
last year. The reason seems to be that
on account of the cold wet May and
June, the little birds could not survive.
| Occasionally a small flock is seen, hut
they are very rare There are plenty
of squirrels and rabbits to furnish
amusement for the hunters later on.
Hon. Hugh Porter arrived home
frem Washington on Saturday morning,
having joined the old veterans in their
fiftieth anniversary parade. They were
reviewed by the president and his cabi-
met, were given reception by Presi.
dent Wilson at the White House and
all had the opportunity Of shaking
hands with him. Mr.. Porter reports
the national encsmpment of the Grand
Army a wonderful success. He enjoyed
the weeks outing very much.
DIR. Will Gorsline and wife mot1rec
here to pass Sunday with Judge and
Mrs. Pollard and other relatives. v bile
driving his pacing horse, Earl A., in &
fast race at Lacrosse last Friday, be
was in q bad mix-up Of horses and driv.
ers, three animals having fallen while
making the circuit, piling one over the
other. Mr. Gorsline escaped injury
but his driving bike was somewhat
crippled when taken from the pile
One driver sustained sprained ankle
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