Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-01

10. the management of the show are
sxious to have contestants make entry
at the earliest date possible.
Bring in your old tires ard have
them repaired now. at Larson & Sol
version.
II. H. Sherrick went to northern
Wisconsin to visit relatives and DO a
little hunting.
Oscar Munson Of Weet Prairie re-
turned from ak weeks visit among
Montana friends.
"A Steinway grand piano is a new
addition to the equipment of DIR. j. H.
CHASE home.
Mr.. C. M Poff of NeilsviIle is in
the city taking treatment from DR.. w.
Nj. Trowbridge.
Mrs. r. H. Drake was summoned
to the home of her daughter at East
man to greet a new grandson.
Don't wait for bad roads but bring
your car now and you will be sure TO
get il repaired Larson s. Solverson.
First Masonic party of the season
will be held Friday right, December
10, under auspices Of Royal Arch Chap.
ter
Several young people Of this city
and community were entertained at the
home of Hilbert and Della Hanson last
Sunday.
Rev Mr. Stephens of Milwaukee
will occupy the pulpit of the COngrega
tional church next Sunday, morning
and evening.
-Lutetisk supper. apron bazaar and
candy counter at United Lutheran
church Friday of this week. Supper
opens at five o'clock.
When YOU buy from me you not
only get the best articles money can
produce for the price but you get your
engraving free. as B. Lillis, opFssite
postofiice
The old house, used for barn and
garage at the summer resort of John
E. Stoll and John r Spellum, was
burned on late night. Fire is a mys
terry 1t was insured
-Revs Jacobson, Hofstead and Sine
BY, and other Lutheran ministers of
this section, are at Lacrosse attending
district conference of the different
branches of the Lutheran church.
Marshal Ledman and Oscar Sherry
had big chase with hounds west of
the city, capturing two foxes and
skunk. Their dogs ran for nine hours
after a wolf, but were too exhausted
to continue the chase.
What is a more acceptable Christ
mas remembrance than a nice piece of
jeweIry for mother, father. sister, broth
er, son or sweetheart? Call at LiIlis'
and let him show you a fine line of
presents. S. B. Lillis, opposite post
office.
Golden West -four, per sack, 81 40;
Puritan flour. per sack. 81 so; Ameri.
can Beauty flour, per sack, 81 so; good
grade corn, cans for 25c; good grade
peas, 8 cans for Csc; 10 pound pail home
made sorghum 81; lingenberries, per
quart, 15c. c. H. 0strem.
In the city cemetery large and
imposing stone has been erec,ed on the
Butt family lot, the Seitz-Neumann
Monumental company of Lacrosse, max
ing the delivery. In the same shipment
came a large and attractive marker for
Supervisor c H. Haskell, to be set up
in Retreat cemetery.
Next Tuesday evening, at the OPP
ers. house, Metbodists will have as an
attraction, to help the church pipe or
gal, fund, presenting the Mysterious
Meislejohn Company" a show that
will rot fail to please young and old.
Rene mber the occasion, the object and
PURPOSE, then GO.
MIR. Will Flemming has been APP
pointed clerk in the ViroQua postoffice,
to succeed Eugene Helgeson, who re-
signed month since. The appointee
was selected under civil service rules.
For some years he has been in the EN-.
ploy of Grocer Surenson. He is an af
fable, obliging business young man and
will make a competent and hustling
uelper at the postoffice.
"A bunch of seven sportsmen, with
about two hounds each, from Milwau-
kee, arrived in the city on Saturday
evening They were met by s. II.
Morrison of Viola. On the Kickapoo
rabbits and other game will have to
keep shy during the stay of this deter
mined bunch. In past years they have
shot and shipped to the city wagon
loads of Dummies. The gentlemen also
expect to have some sport in wolf and
fox chases.
Col. Lycurgus j. Rusk spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his mother and
sister and renewed boy lood friendships
in V. roqua The flesh producing con-
ditiors at Chippewa Falls and changed
cropping of his beard have produced
change N Col RUsk that many of his
friends we're unable TO identify him
In fact, ~ good judge of mankind rs
c. J Smith, was mistaken to the ex
tent of walki " from The station TO the
city with Mr. Rnsk. believing he had
the pleasure ard honor Of escnrting the
clergyman who was expected here to
preach for the Congratulated on
Sunday last. And there were others
as manifestly mistaken.