Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-10
: Kaiser is here.

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Kaiser is here.
Charlie Chaplin Fridays.
-.asore with John Dawson & Co.
World features every Monday.
Electric.
Kaiser, the artist, is at work in
the Rice block.
An sizes of window glass at D. E,
Davis drug store.
Hama sliced pineapple, II cents
per tin at Sweger's.
"A one pound box of chocolates for
40 cents at Sweger's.
A full quart of Bismarck olives for
25 cents at Sweger's.
A fine line of pipes from 25c up, at
o. E. Davis, drug store.
Uncle Toms Cabin in FIVE reels
Tuesday. Don t miss this
r. M. McAuley visited the old
stamping grounds at DeSoto.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Harrison Smith and wife were up
from Sparta to renew friendships.
Attorney c. j. Smith had legal
business that called him to Illinois.
congregational aid society will
hold their Christmas shop December 4.
Have you read Sweger's advertise
ment in this issue? If not, why not?
We handle the best of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Just received new line of misses
tam o. shanters and caps at M. j. Fe-
lix.'
Dance at Running's hall Friday
night Music by Culver's 5-piece or
chestra.
The August Smith, Parker and
Fisher families are enjoying a visit
from Miss Mildred Bacon of Omaha.
M. w. Twining and wife autoed
over from West Salem for day, Mrs.
R. M. McAuley returning with them.
Hon. Hugh Porter, John L. Davis,
L. c. Boyle and the writer were Prai-
rie du CHEN visitors on Wednesday last.
We take measurements for storm
sash any place in the city, and guaran-
tee to fit Call phone AZ. The Nuzum
Yard.
Mrs. C. r. Dahl. went to Two
Harbors, Minnesota, where she is
spending few days with her daughter
Marion.
Misses Katherine Lindemann and
Charity Hoyt came from school work
in Chicago to pass Sunday at their re-
spective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Pollard have
as their guest Miss Grace Smith of
Cataragus county, New York. She is
4 niece of Mr.. Pollard.
On account of lack of room Artist
Kaiser will be at the Rice block instead
of Towner's store. Go and see this
wonder work and see the paintings on
display.
Geo. K. Nuzum returned from
Madison, where his wife was in crit
cal condition for few days, but is
now improving. She underwent an
operation.
Mr.. A. M. Anderson was over from
Newry on Friday. He is expecting to
retire from farming, and his splendid
place is offered for sale through the
medium of the CENSOR.
Willard Graham is making marked
improvements in his Third ward home,
adding porches, stuccoing the entire
house and otherwise lettering and beau
tifcing the premises.
Since going to California Howard
Minshall has secured a position with
the Wells, Fargo Express Company at
SanFrancisco. His brother Ed M. Min
shall is with the same company.
The Relief Corps will hold a Dutch
market on next Saturday afternoon.
Home baking of all kinds on sale.
Lunches served all afternoon. Sale
opens at Running's hall at 2:30.
&C. w. Franklin has moved his stock
of paints, wall paper and decorating
effects to the north room in the E.ice
block. Improvements have been made
and it provides him good business 10.
cation with enlarged facilities.
Alleging that her home has been
damaged by water run upon it through
faulty street construction, Elizabeth
Gordon has brought suit against the
village of DeSoto and Burlington rail-
road, placing her damage at $1,000.
-Ingebret Larson and son from Ava
lanche section, were with US for few
minutes on Thursday, coming here to
have gristing done at the local mills.
MY Larson just returned from Canada,
where he was called by the death of a
brother He tells that crops are fine
in that northern country this year,
wheat resembling the growth and quail
ity produced in Vernon county in early
days.
Samuel W. Metcalf of Sissons, Cal
ifornia, is paying visit to his brother
in-law, 7. E. Gorsuch, and other relatives
and old friends in this city. He re-
signed the position of postmaster after
many years service, and is rounding
out trip AND returning from Washing
ton, Gettysburg and other scenes Of
war days. Mr.. Metcalf was a wagon
maker in Viroqus in early times, and
Thos. E. Gorsuch was one of his ap.
prentices. He moved to California in
1872, hs.ing visited here but one be-
fore, fifteen years ago. He is pleased
to rs1urn and finds quite a number of
tie old friends to greet.