Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-08

-Wall-Over shoes. Stol & Groves
Corn, oats and hay wanted at
Thayer's.
Window glass, putty, etc at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Hon j. d. Beck came home from
Madison to cast his vote.
Ladies nav fall plush and cloth
coats just received at NJ. J. Felix.
-Buckskin gloves and all horse hide
mittens SOC per pair Stoll & Groves
Call and see the special fall lum-
Der bargains at the Nuzum yard.
For coughs, colds and sore throat
use Bankers cough remedy. Allarug
stores.
Mrs. w A. Curtis entertained a
few lady friends on Saturday after
noon.
After November lst all ) cent CT
CARS will be sold 5 cent straight. O..
T.. Davis.
"A full line of mems and boys
mackinaws at reasonable prices at
NJ. j. Felix.
AS a convenience to farming pub
lie j. w. Thayer viii Luy hides at his
yard hereafter.
"A little son came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McClurg on
Pleasant ridge.
Inquire of J.E.Stoll for n Groves
estate. If you want to buy a home,
none better, and same is for sale,
Your buildings are dried out and
in fine shape for painting. Why not
use weather proof paint. Sold by O.
E. Davis
Don't forget to see our Best Ever
film at the Star theatre all week.
Blue Front Store. Ellefson Il John
on.
-Wanted-Every Mystic Worker to
come to lodge Refreshments and
good time every meeting. Come out
next Tuesday.
Attorney Ray B. Graves and wife
came from Sparta Saturday. Sunday
they were accompanied to Richlaud
Center by Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Graves,
The new city band has furnished
street and hall music for every polit-
ical speech held here The boys show
improvement on each appearance.
j. S. Harris and wife are advised
of the marriage of their daughter,
Blanche, in North Dakota, 10 a gem
tleman of that state. where they will
reside.
A basket sociablc will be held at
the Col. May school house on Friday
night of this week by the May club
Every BODY invited. Ladies are re-
quested to take baskets.
The CENSOR regrets the duty of
reporting the existence of infautile
paralysis in our neighboring village
of Viola, where two families are af
iiicted two children at Bliss Hull 5,
one at Mrs. Pearl Pelton 5 little boy,
who died from the dread disease.
Mrs. Buffers received a letter
from her husband, Lieutenant Buffers,
who is at San Antonio with the troops,
to him last Thursday. While out on
officers mount the animal which he
was riding became frightened ana
threw him to the ground, fracturing
a bone in one of mis- wrists.
"A second hunting party, with ven
cradle "HankH Woodcock at the head,
departed from this station Monday
evening, bound for the deer country in
Villas county. The other members
were Virgil and Z. L. WoodcoCk of
Liberty, Earl Witcraft and Olaf Han
son Of Firoqua. They had great Wis
ions of game and buck fever.
Mrs. F. w. Calkius Of jefferson
returned from Montana, where she
went 70 visit her daughter. Mrs. Har-
r. Allen. She brought with her sam
pies Of grain and vegetables grown on
Of jefferson. No hBer crop specimens
can be found anrw here. Mrs Calklas
says sbe visited many former citizens
Of this locality and found them all CO.
ing we'll happg and conteueed. Most
Of them live IN seli-made log houses,
have plenty Of woOd and coal and are
pleased with their surroundings in
real pioneering