Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-15

home school at Esofea.
Mrs. Norris has all OF latest of
fashions in millinery.
Sal Vet-the worm destroyer. Get
it at Davis drug store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Nathan Moore and son of Be-
lott. visited Newton relatives and friends
Bennett will pay you q cents for
your fresh eggs, at the Williams feed
store
Miss Susie Moseng returned from
six weeks stay with relatives in Dunn
county.
Miss Leila Crume returned from
Omaha to resume teaching on Bishop
! Branch.
Girl babies are recent arrivals at
the homes of Otto Griffin and Branson
Potts.
Miss Anna Gyland of Esofea, is as
sisting Mrs. Larson in her millinery
store.
Mrs. Lars t. Larson visited among
relatives and friends in Westby neigh
borhood
Miss Maude Neprud Of Coon Valley
is engaged as instructor in Lacrosse
high school.
This county has a splendid apple
crop. Much of it is going to waste IN
der the trees.
Mrs. James MunYon has as her
guest her eldest daughter. a resident
of Missouri.
The John Void 95.acre farm near
Bloomingdale has been purchased by
Gilbert Hystad.
Try our plate dinner. Roast beef,
brown gravy, mashed potatoes and cof-
fee, zoe. The 0ptimo.
You can get good self filling foun-
tain pen at the Davis drug store for
81. so Go in and see them
Pearl c. Brown ard wife autoed
over from Menomonie Thursday to Wis
it with Professor 7. G. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Loeffier motored
from Lacrosse to visit at the August
J. Smith home day last week.
DIR. Scott Hoy. of Chaseburg will
remove to Defiance, Ohio. where he
will engage in the hardware trade.
On the fair grounds tired mothers
and others viii remember the w. G. 7.
U. rest tent, in its customary place.
-LaFarge Enterprise reports that
! Carlos Buchanan is rearranging his
clothing store and making it model in
modern furniture.
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.
Carl Nelson, one of Westby's best
Young men died from tuberculosis after
ft~0 or three years sfIiiction. He was
twenty-seven years old.
Mrs. William Webb returned from
Lacrosse hospital quite recovered from
| her injury sustained two months since
by failing from chair.
The home circle gave a surprise
party for Rev. and Mrs. Cooke at the
parsonage Friday evening, presenting
them with a silver fern dish.
-Richland Center fair is dated for
next week. and the week following
comes Lacrosse. Viola will be held the
| season will be Gays Mills, October to
Is.
We are prepared to fit you out from
head to foot with the newest up-to- date
wearing apparel: Suits, overcoats.
shoes, hats, caps and furnishings of all
| kinds; all up-to-the-m minute in style.
The Blue Front Store.
Phil Appleman was in from Bloom
ingdale on Friday closing a deal with a
customer for Ford touring car For
two months he has been greatly ham
pered because machines could not be
secured from the factory
-Semi-annual convention of Vernon
county rural mail carriers was held at
Stoddsrd on labor day. A number from
| this city attended and report hospital
| ity and an enjoyable reunion Next
meeting will take place at DeSoto Feb
ruary %, next.
Miss Myrtle Shanks went to La
| Crosse on Monday to resume the posi-
ton she relinquished year ago when
she entered Boston technical institute,
that of private secretary to President
| Cotton and accountant in La Crosse
normal school,
--Mackinaw coats are going to be
more popular this season than ever be-
fore. We are prepared to meet this
demand with the finest novelty pat
terms and styles ever shown in the city.
Entirely new in pattern and design.
The Blue Front Store.
Excursion train for Sparta fair last
Thursday took but six passengers from
Viroqua, C. M. Morrison, F. II. Graves,
F. W. Alexander among them, the two
latter acting as judges in the poultry
and fruit exhibits, respectively. Our
attendants tell of a good fair and large
| crowd at Snarta
The Mems club of the city will
meet in the basement of the Methodist
church on Wednesday evening of next
week at 7:30, for the purpose of elect
ing president and vice-president, the
places made vacant by removal else
where of Prof. Bishop and Rev. Cooke.
All members are urged to attend.
Henry E. Petit returned from Mil
waukee National Soldiers Home, where
he went some weeks since in expecta-
ton of remaining there permanently.
He was not entirely satisfied with con-
ditions, returning 70 his old quarters
here at Mrs. w. A. Curtis where he
long enjoyed excellent care and hospi-
tally.
Troy Thompson arrived from Mon
tana on Friday, where he spent school
vacation. He tells that people are re-
/ ioicin0 ovpF hOuntiful cr0ns and nthar