Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-10-04
Short News Stories of Interest
of
Vioqua nd Vicinity
-Tiliie is here Friday.

Il Groves.
Felix pony contest closes October
81.
Mallory weather proof hats at
Stoll & Groves.
The biggest laugh going -Tillie's
Punctured Romance.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
"A very fine line of work gloves,
SOC to 81 80 per pair. Stoll & Groves.
Big barn for sale cheap. Inquire
of Max Roman. 404w
Rev. J. j. jacobson is at Mime
apolis in attendance upon district cor
ference.
Sal Vet, the greatest worm ae-
stroyer known. Price 75c to S.. O.
K. Davis.
Attorney Harold Proctor returned
from California, where he went on
professional matters.
Splendid bargains in ladies coats
at Felix this week. Double pony votes
on all purchases.
Chairman Carter and CashierWard
of Readstown, we're business callers
IN the city on IueSdaY.
Thomas Weavill and family now
enjoy the luxury of six-cylinder Blu
lex touring automobile
Remember that you get the high
est market price for your hides at
Anderson's meat market.
DIR, Hess stock food puts your stock
in fine condition for winter. We
guarantee it. o. T.. Davis.
Mrs. Walling is at Spring Green,
called there by the arrival of son in
the family of her daughter, Mrs. Les
ter burden.
w. P. Hudson and Eugene Henry,
accompanied by their wives, motored
to Sparta on Sunday to spend the day
with relatives.
Grain stacks on the farm of John
Thompson in Coon town, were destroy
ed by fire, sparks from the thres ling
engine igniting the straw.
Lacrosse papers. report that Har-
ny Dahl has purchased a valuable
building location and will erect a new
business block and garage.
DIR. c. A. Minshall, v. s., is in
Westby every day except Monday
Office over Liners grocery store.
Secondhand Stuart and Round
Oak base burner hard coal stoves as
good as new, that will interest you.
For sale at Kuebler Hardware.
Hurry and get some of those fine
canning pears before they are all sold
sSweger has them at his grocery store,
only $l.25 per bushel.
DR. Minshall has bought build.
ing lot from II. p. Larson on Main
street. He is pre- pared SO that II he
desires to build in the future he can
do so.
The city mothers alliance will
meet in the rest room at the library
an Friday afternoon of this week at
3 O'Clock. All are requested to be
present.
"A carload of pears, suitable for
canning, Just received by C. H. Os
trem. Yop cannot afford to pass them
up when they are going so cheap, only
S1.25 per bushel.
Miss Carry Allness returned from
Chicago, where she was saleslady in
the Boston store. Yesterday she went
to Northfeld to renew her studies at
oL. OldI cOllege.
Manager. Brown received a wire
last night stating that Tillie would
arrive in a brand new copy and that
Friday night is the date. Be prepared
to laugh. One big show / guess.
Il have for sale and will deliver
anywhere in Viroqua, good oak stove
wood at 81 per cord. Also fence posts
50 feet long for 12i cents each. This
is the time to buy. Geo. w. SchrOe-
der, phone 29S.
Mayor Garrett is coming nearer
the center of city activity, having pur-
chased the nice residence property of
Mrs. John 7. Fortney in the block
south of the Southeastern depot. Con-
tinued illness of Mrs. Garrett caused
change.
Mrs. Paul Lawrence and Mrs. r +.
Wolfgram entertained a party of
twenty-eight ladies at the home of
the former, Thursday evening, at five
hundred. The prizes for highest
scores we're awarded to Miss Irene
Suttle and Mrs. j. A. Moen.
My class in the history of music
has resumed the work left off last
spring and will continue twice month
throughout the school year. A por-
ton will be given to informal prac-
tice recitals, giving the pupil valua-
BILE experience in playing before 9TH
ers. Mrs. NJ. Gulbrandsen.
The CENSOR overlooked mention
of the death of Alfred Hauge at the
home of his mother in Rice Lake. He
was the eldest brother of Charlie
Hauge of this city and son of Mrs. G
II. Hauge, former residents of Viro-
qua. He was 81 years old, died of
Bright's disease.
The Moore Three-Way heater is
one OF the new stove creations which
is attracting great interest in the
stove world A big demonstration of
these stoves with factory representa-
tive in charge, will be held at the
Sauer Hardware, October 8, 10 and IL.
Come and see.
Thomas Helgeson was up from
Towerville, Yesterday. His farm was
in the track of the late storm, his to-
bacco shed and hay barn were moved
six feet. He tells of one popularity
Three large trees were broken of
near the ground while an empty milk
can that stood ten feet away was not
even tipped over.
Lacrosse had especially rotten"
weather for its fair, rain nearly every
day. notwithstanding that the at
tendance was very good. This section
sent large delegations, the excursion
of Thursday taking six hundred by
Southeastern train. The races were
few and slow because of weather and