Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-13
Short News Stories of Interest
Pick Comng Gongs
Viroqua and Vicinity
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Get the best tobacco lath at Nu-
Gums lumber yard in Viroqua.
"A sister of Mrs. c. j. Smith re-
turned with them from Minneapolis.
Call and see the new fall and win
ter styles at Mrs. Larson's millinery
store.
For coughs, colds and sore throat
use Barker's cough remedy. All drug
stores.
Fay Sherrick was at home over
Sunday. He travels out of Minnea-
polls.
-Erastus Bowman and wife are up
from Sparta to attend fair and renew
friendships.
F. NJ. Baker of this city has been
granted patent on window sash adj
justing device.
-Chas. S. Slack hasa man instruct
ing Will and Gene Tulley on theirtwo
wood tire silos.
When you get hungry, go to the
dining hall on the fair grounds and
get fine meal or lunch.
Mrs. Ruth Blodgett, a former vi
roqua girl, now of Charles City, Iowa,
is the guest of Mrs. c. C. Brown.
Mr.. VIM. Decker bought a l6x24
wood tire redwood lined siIo of Chas.
S. Slack, at Kendall, this week.
Improvements are noticeable at
the Christian church, new porch and
platform and interior betterments.
-Viroqua w. c. II. U. will be en-
tertained by Mrs. p. L. Fortney, at
her home, on next Tuesday afternoon.
Harland Erickson departed for his
home in Nebraska, following visit
with the Clouse and Ed Peterson fam
lies.
While at the fair it will pay YOU
to examine Thayer's stock of lumber.
shingles, doors. windows, etc. and get
prices.
Mrs. CLAYTON Wheeler, who form
erly studied music at Lawrence Con-
servatory of Music, is prepared to take
piano pupils.
Olaf Sordahl has purchased the
Buckley tenament house in the Third
ward, to be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs,
John Swenby.
Mrs. Ethel Hamilton-Zimmerman
of Sioux City, is paying her parents
visit and taking in the old home
county sair.
Miss Myrtle Larson went to Wau-
sau to accept position as stenograph-
'er and book-keeper in furniture es-
Establishment.
Albert Sanness hauled home his
12x24 wood tire hollow wall silo Mon
day and a Hoosier extension roof
bought of Chas. S Slack.
Mrs. Nelson Allen went to Iowa
to spend the winter with a son and
daughter. Her residence is occupied
by Paintel Hayes AID wife.
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.
Big barn dance Saturday night at
Geo. Wheeler's. one mile north of
town. Five piece orchestra. Tickets
SOC. Dance as late as you want to
Mrs Chas. Battles and daughter
Edith of Retreat, returned home after
a few days spent at the home of Mrs.
T. B. Smell, seeking medical advice.
Special inducements to all pur-
chasers during fair week, Make our
store the place to leave your pack
ages. The Blue Front Store. Ellef-
son & Johnson.
We will have a demonstration of
Chi-Namel granting, vanishing, etc
at the fair grounds during the fair.
Be sure and try for the prize. Itcosts
you nothing. o. E. Davis.
= In the placing of ministers by the
Methodist conference LaFarge-Salem
circuit gets Rev. A. ID. Wagner, De-
Soto has Fl. w. Miller. Guy Goodsell
returns to the big Platteville church.
Last Friday a party of thirty la
dies and children, mostly members of
the wheel" division of the M. E.
church, Mrs. George A. Groves lead
err, held an enjoyable picnic in the
city park.
The Rebecca lodge will celebrate
their anniversary on Monday evening,
September Is, at their lodge rooms.
All members are invited to come and
bring lunch baskests. An interesting
program will be rendered.
Mrs. Mabie came from Soldiers
Grove to spend a week with her hus-
band at the Viroqua hospital. He is
on the road to recovery. Ed. DeFor-
est is patient at the hospital, being
taken i'll while on business at the fair
Ben Nuzum came from Tomah to
see his brother George, who has been
seriously i'll for week, but is consid-
cred somewhat improved. Mr.Nuzum's
|'Neighbors" in the Woodman order
have given brotherly assistance in his
care.
Asylum trustees, Messrs. Butt,
McVey and Morterud, held meeting
with superintendent Buffers last
Thursday, when the annual report was
formulated. 1t was voted to expend
800 to place lightning rods on the
asylum buildings.
-Chas. S. Slack 81 Company have
several silos on hand not sold thew
can deliver at once at the Southeast
ern yards. Can furnish a 12x24, I2x2O
and l0x24 if taken at once. These
were put in to make up weight for a
a1load, and will soon go.
Its so easy to Chi-Namel whether
you're making over old Scared floors,
re-finishing a marred piece of furni- |
ture, or Frightening up some dingy
woodwork, you'll find it so interesting |
to watch the wonderful change from |
old shabbiness to newness and bright |
ness, that you'll thoroughlYe enjoy your |
work. o. E. Davis.
The aged Mrs. Phineas Stevens |
took her departure for Montana to re-
main with her daughter. Mrs. Reed /
Hunt. She had become quite feeble |
and the fact that no relatives live |
here. made it desirable that she go I
with her daughter She had heeu a /