Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-27
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Gongs
viroqua and Vicinity
BE sure and see Tliie.

When in need of Durocs with size
and quality see McClurg Bros.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
See those new things in young
mems overcoats at Stoll & Groves
w hen it comes to good underwear
for men and boys, Stoll & Groves have
it.
-Thayer sells Pitkins barn paint
at S5c, roofing paint at 40c, paint oil
at 60c.
Take your poultr' and eggs &c
ThaYer's on way to creamery and save
time.
Meals at meal time, lunches and
short orders at all hours at your
Store.n
Mrs. Theodore Johnson of West
Prairie is with relatives and friends
in the city.
Five thousand votes with every
mems or boys suit, mackinaw, sweat
err coat, at NJ. j. Felix.
Mrs. c. NJ. Clancy of Soldiers
Grove spent a few days at the home
of her father, ]. w. Sanger.
Liberty, the supreme serial photo
play, coming soon at the Opera house.
Dates will be announced next week.
Now is the time to get your stock
in shape for winter. Get rid of the
worms by using Sal Vet. o. E. Davis.
-"Many things may be replaced in
this world, but never a mother" truth
fully remarks the Fennimore Times.
Will Lindemann and family and
their guests, Mrs. Nichols and Mrs.
Hettie Bolstad, motored to Soldiers
Grove.
Don't look any further for tobac-
co lath. Nuzum & Sons have a large
stock, the best of material at right
prices.
F. NJ Baker returned ON Wednes-
day last from his annual trip to South
Dakota and Montana where he looked
after his farming interests.
We have a large and fine supply
of paint, oil and varnish on hand.
Come in and get our prices before
you buy Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Try it for one day: Give d cheer
Ill word to every one you see from
the time you awake until you go to
sleep at night. Then note the change
ia your own feelings.
Miss Elizabeth Spellum spent a
couple of days last week with rela-
tives and friends here. She leaves
soon for Spokane to spend the winter
with relatives and friends.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the prac-
tice of law at his office ia the LiDde-
mann bank building where he viii
give clients interests personal atten-
zion. 39-tf
Golden Glow prize seed corn, to
the highest bidder for 80 days at CEN
SoR Office. Teu best ears, amount Of
fered one dollar; Is best ears. amount
offered one dollar. Took prize at Yer
non county fair. Annie Johnson, vi
roqua, r. ,.
"A party of ladies surprised Mrs.
Lars Josvanger at her home in this
city on Wednesday, the lady's seven
tieth birthday anniversary. An elab
crate lunch was served and all joined
in wishing Mrs Josvanger many hap
Ply returns of the day.
MIR. NJ NJ. Dawson has sent to our
CITY library, to relatives, the CENSOR
and a few friends here, his latest
book, Henrik Ibsen's Brand" trans
lated into English verse. This work
received the special authorization of
the great Morse writer.
Prof. C. G. Culver was called TO
Michigan to see his father, who is i'll.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Culver.
going by Ford locomotion. Ira Cas-
person and wife went as far as Chica-
go with them, where he has business
for the Kuebler Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison II. Vail of
Dixon, Illinois, motored to this city
for two days visit with Mr.. John
J. NJ. Dawson and Miss Lucy Dawson.
Mrs. Vail was boarding-school chum
of Miss Dawson and Mr.. Vail was a
friend of Mr. Dawson when he attend
ed the Chicago Art Institute.
Mr.. Joseph Omundson has as his
guest an uncle whom he has not seen
since leaving Norway in 1868, MIR.
Swenson of Rochester. The meeting
here on Monday was a most pleasant
one. Mr.. Swenson is enroute to Flor
ida to spend the winter, his usual Gus
tom. He is an investor there also.
The modern steam laundry of La
Crosse is one of the best eclipped in
the country, and the quality of work
done is surpassed by none, perfect
work being guaranteed Either pol
ished or domestic finish on collars.
Gillette & Shields have taken the
agency for this laundry. Basket
leaves their barber shop Tuesday af-
ternoon and returns Friday of each
week.
George J.Kellogg, for many years
president and secretary of the state
horticultural society, spent a week at
the home of Amt johnson at Bud al
so a day and night with DIR. and Mrs.
Porter. Although now quite aged he
is no less interested in his life work
and has given encouragement to Mr..
Johnson TO extend his labors in horti-
culture. Mr. Kellogg is IS years old
and has lived in Wisconsin 81 years.
"A farmer east of town has made
to the CENSOR that boys
have been careless in shooting upon
his lands, manning a pig for him.
Whether done by accident or on pur-
pose this reckless manner of tres
passing forms much OF the basis for
farmers to prevent hunting upon their
lands. Men and boys should be very
careful about injuring stock, opening
gates, breaking down fences and 9TH
er things that may cause irritation
with farmers and property owners.
Mr.. Ole Severson of Blue Earth
county, Minnesota, Is visiting his sis
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Prairie, and numerous other relatives
n these rrarfs IL. nn..l.