Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-11
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VIE last week. t-------~-~.
Great bargains in muslin underwear
at Suite & Tete's.
%. e, Davis drug store is receiv-
ing coat Of paint.
Mrs. Julia May spent week with
her sons at Springville.
DIR. Fred Morley and wife spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Moe and sons visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Favor.
Mics Nellie Mahoney spent the
week end with Tomah friends.
See our window display of he very
latest styles in caps. Blue Front Store.
MIS- M. j. Jasperson was able to
come home from the hospital last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bergh, south
east of town, have daughter. born
August z.
Misses Hattie Thompson and Marie
Lem visited at Readstown with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnt Grimsrud mourn
tie loss of twin babies. The family re-
sides near Chaseburg.
we stiIl have a number of ladies'
skirts which. we offer at below cost
price. Suttle & Tate.
George McMullen aut0ed to Dell on
Sunday, taking the Luther Glenn fam
ily to visit old homo scenes.
--Nr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens are
Speeding their vacation from asylum
dues at Chicago and Milwaukee,.
..skA L.. -.
Ray and family, left Springville last
Friday, and will reside in Lacrosse.
Miss Elsie Gees Of Victory section,
returned from Dakota, and will teach
the Newton school the coming year.
Wanted, school boarders by Mrs.
Mary LilIis, 2 blocks north of Thomp-
sons feed mill, phone LAB. 3l-3w
Wanted, an apprentice girl at Eth
ell Atwood's millinery store. Apply at
once. 32-2w
Squire S. r. Pollard has added a
very nice improvement to his home,
completely enclosing his porch with
glass
Evan FriddelI, employed at Kueb-
Ier's hardware, is nursing badly cut
arm, sustained while putting up spout
ing.
r. B. Hoyt drove through town
Monday at the wheel of a new Buick
D45, which he had p' ted from Madi-
son.
1T seems mighty pleasan: to have
ray of sunshine following so long a
period of cloudy weather and heavy
rains.
Plenty of hot water and clean tow.
els for your baths at Potts Brothers
barber shop. Under First National
| Bank.
Misses Della and Emma Olson have
gone to Lake Geneva. where they will
be present at the Epworth League con-
vention.
Hard work to polish the metal on
the auto. So? metal Glow" which
You can get at the Davis drug store,
makes that work easy.
Thomas Henry and wife arrived
from Houston, Texas, Saturday. morn
| ing and will spend sometime with num-
erous relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Esther Stavrum of La Crosse,
| former instructor in the Viroqua high
school, spent few days in this city,
the guest of Mrs. F. E. Morley.
Mrs. VIM Silbaugh, who has long
been sufferer from an aggravated
form of eczema, is much disabled, re-
quiring the Offices of a physician.
If you are looking for good YER
non county farm close to market, call
on or write 7. J. Thorson, Westby, Of
fee on second floor of Bank of Westby
~ 81 iJp 26 If
&C. H. Ostrem will receive q car
load of fancy canning peaches of the
highest quality this week Price 81 As
tper blshet basket. Get m your orders
sIeariy. -
The Times reports that Postmaster
iUavidson has retained Harold Frednck-
son as assistant in the WestbY postof-
Il 6ce.s Also that Pearl Ranger was OPP
lerated upon in q Lac Crosse hospital.
4 ,s-NeWson Methodist church il .under-
going repairs, including new roof,
THE labors of Rev. Bopntoi., of Stod-
Il dard have helped materially in reyiv-
ling the work at that point. rr.rT., ~,
81 Ben Brown and family and Mrs. E.
4 Al. Wigginton started yesterday for a
4 motor trip TO Chicago ana other points,
d while in Chicago Mr.. Brown will at
Fftend convention Of Opera house man
ayers. 30 ~. ,.sr.ss@le -
4 The store at Ross owned by RolIin
F.Myers has been purchased BY ]. E.
i Hayes & Son of Viola. The new pro-
prietofs have renovated the place and
are putting in complete line of staple
merchandise.
p. C. o. Marsh of Amigo, was in
the city to spend Sunday with his sis.
. ter, Mrs. Ed. Chase. We understand
: Mr.. Marsh is candidate for the posi-
: ton of principal of our high school. He
ia an educator of many years expert
: ence, having of late years been at the
head of Langlade teachers training
!, school.
-Supt. George Fisher and family
motored down from Waupun and are
circulating among the many friends in
the old home. They will return Satur.
day, and Mrs. Ira Casperson will &C.
company them for a few days Taca.
ton. And while on the subject we
might mention that the prison warder
| in his report of the institution speaks
] | in terms of praise concerning the fine
/ condition Of the big prison farm, which
> indicates that Mr.. Fisher has proven q
: highly efficient manager.
: Complete arrangements have beer
made for the transportation of the G.
A. R. veterans wishing to attend thS
national encampment at Washington
i D. c., the latter part of September
The official department train will leave
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