Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-10-11
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Comngs
viroqua a Vicinity
: Rummage sale.

NoW playing.
Big barn for sale cheap. Inquire
of Max Roman. 4O-4w
Prof. Brown was here from Cash
ton on Saturday.
New styles in ladies' dress skirts
at Snttle & Tate's.
Captain Conner came from Hills
hero to pass a month.
Many new sets of furs at popular
prices at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs. Henry Running is visiting
relatives in Minneapolis.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Rusk and daughter
Mary have been in Chicago.
Postmaster and Mrs. Cortland spent
last week at Richiand Center
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone So.
Richland Ce inter- defeated LaFsrge
high school foot ball team AZ to 0.
Miss Jennie Fritz of Bangor, paid
her sister, Mrs. w. f. Fisher, a visit
Leave your poultry and eggs at
Thayer's on way to creamery and save
time.
The big farce comedy "Ikey and
ABBEY" at the Star theatre Tuesday
night.
For coughs, colds and sore throat
use Bankers cough remedy. All drug
stores. =.
Mrs. Andrew Baldwin and daugh-
ter Winifred are visiting relatives in
Chicago.
Fred Chapman and wife will move
to the city, to occupy Mrs. Sargent's
residence.
Carl Zimmerman of Iowa, joined
his wife here visiting the |. s Hamil-
ton family.
-Paroid roofing and building papers
of all kinds for fall repairing. The
Nuzum Yard.
"A fine piano has been placed in
Van Morrison's restaurant by the
Brown Music Company.
-Mesdames r. O Mork and e. d.
Harrington attended Relief Corps
convention at Trempealeau.
If you want good articles cheap
attend the Congregational rummage
sale on Friday, october IL.
George Palmer, veteran soldier
of Ohio, paid visit to his comrades,
O. P. Hill and John w. Brown.
"A 0uU1DGF u IGldblNCS VI Inio
city went to Folsom to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Hestethune, on Friday.
Mrs. B. F. Ferguson and her moth
er, Mrs. Nathan Coe, left Chicago for
Florida to pass the winter months.
Mrs. Andrew Bakkum, a former
resident of Westby, died suddenly in
Lacrosse, September 27,aged 46 years.
Mrs, George Theige of Coon Prai-
RE. returned from Lacrosse hospital,
where she had treatment for several
weeks.
Liberty pictures will be shown in
conjunction with the Brooks Stock
Company tomorrow. No advance in
prices.
Miss Tida Omundson gave a pa
Der before Westby Temperance socie-
ty on "Woman's Work in the World
Wide War"
Order your storm sash now. We
take measurements any place in city
and guarantee a fit. John f. Nuzum
g. Sons Lumber Co.
David Fl. Buchanan and family
have taken possession of their nice
cottage home in the Third ward, con-
structed this season
The State Buttermakers' Associa-
ton is to meet in Sparta, December 3,
and I, holding a convention with
ABOUT 500 delegates present.
Philip Hagen, who was employed
at Sharon, has returned to his Westby
home to accept position as pharma-
cist in one of the drug stores.
On the local grounds, last Wednes-
day, Viroqua had a stubborn scrap
hforh ChnO1 xuinninoy ii
to Ii in favor of Viroqua highs.
DIR. C. A. Minshall, V. s., is in
Westby every day except Monday
when he is in Coon Valley. Westby
office over Liners grocery store.
In taking account of the volun-
tary assignment In bankruptcy the
DeSoto Argus says Edward Emerson S
assets are 81 400, liabilities 81, 100.
On Friday, Miss Hattie Thompson
of Viroqua, was married at Minnea-
polls to Albert Abel of Glendiye, Mon
tana, where they will reside, the groom
being a pharmacist.
Mr.. A. b. Bouda of Forest town
sent the CENSOR pay for four years
paper, extending his time to January,
1920, leading the big family in ad-
vanced paid subscription.
Members of Viroqua Woodman
Camp are looking forward to their
annual competitive hunt, which falls
on October % and 30. Their game
supper will follow November ?.
j. W. Thayer is delivering first
carload of potatoes for the season
about the city today and invites farm.
ers and others that need same to call
and give their orders for early ship
ment before freezing weather.
Walter Ledman, who has conduct.
ed large and successful bakery bust
ness in Viroqua, has disposed of the
same to Steiner Jacobson, our former
hotel man. who will continue the bust
ness We are not advised what Mr.
Ledman will take up.
Mrs. f. NJ. Rogers left home or
Sunday, expecting to pass the winter
in the south. She now takes treat
ment in a Kenosha sanitarium, taking
with her as an attendant Mrs. Ellen
Olson. Mrs. Rogers has been i'll fol
some time. but her friends hope fol
full restoration to health before she
returns IN the spring.
w. f. Butt claims to have fortun
ately invested in several new growing
companies with big future prospects
In these times when mining is paving
i've times as big as before the war
when it paid then five times as vel
as farming. on the average, and says
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