Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-20
Short News Stories of Interest
Pick Reporters
Viroqua and Vicinity

Window glass and putty at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Chester Brye went to Ryder, North
Dakota, on business.
After years of illness Adolph Gal
stad died at Coon Valley.
When in need of Durocs with size
and quality see McClnrg Bros.
If you want the best in mems
clothing go to Stoll & Groves.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
knights Pythias,on Tuesday night
opened for regular work of the season.
&C. J. Smith and Geo. w. Schroeder
motored to Barron county on business.
Mrs. Will Stamford of LaFarge
section has been in the city with rel
atives.
Miss Matte Hall went to Beaver
Dam to renew teaching for the new
year,
Miss Fannie Silbaugh returned to
Milwaukee after spending some time
at home.
Mrs. Joseph Bold of Salem Ridge,
is taking treatment at Mrs. Norris
hospital.
"A great variety of knit goods for
ladies, children and infants at Suttle
& Tate's.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Akin 60 to
Oskaloosa, Iowa, to pass the winter
with their daughter
Now is the time to get your stock
in shape for winter. Get rid of the
worms by using Sal Yet. o. E. Davis.
Without a doubt Thayer is selling
all kinds of lumber for lower prices
than it can be bought for elswhere.
Lillian Neprud, Alma Gullord, Hell
en- and Agnes Neprud of Coon Valley,
enroll as students in Lacrosse normal.
&C w. Franklin is making the sur
rounding fairs with warm candy and
refreshments for the hungry and
thirsty.
Miss Marie Christensen of this
place, went TO Wausau to spend nine
months in the Widmer business col
lege.
Don't look any further for tobac-
co lath. Nuzum e. Sons have a large
stock, the best of material at right
prices
The remains of an old soldier, Hem
ry A, Phillips, we're brought here from
Soldiers Grove for interment in our
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary D.Brown returned from
Lacrosse after several weeks absence
is guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Huschka.
We have large and fine supply
nF int oil seh
Come in and get our prices before
you buy Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Charley Hauge was called to Rice
Lake because of the critical illness of
his brother Alfred, who suffers from
Bright's disease. His case is a hope
less one,
"A band of Indians have camped
on the farm of J. c. Baglien in Tim
Der coulee for some time. They be-
long in Jackson county, returning
there lately.
Next shipping day tor Farmers
Shipping Company at
Viroqua will be Monday, September
25; at Chaseburg, Tuesday, Septem-
Der 26 II. A. Hoff
Martin Joslyn is spending a few
days among former friends in this
He is accompanied by
little son. They now live at Deer
River, Minnesota.
%. II. Severson and daughter An
ma of Pemberton, Minnesota, are Wis
iting with T. G.. Knudson Viroqua
was his old stamping ground more
than thirty-five years age,
- On her thirteenth birthday, Miss
Irma Owen received from her grand
mother, Mrs. Frank Owen, a new
swing swell buggy and harness with
a promise of the horse later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Dregne had
their eight children at home with
them in this city on Sunday last |
Their daughter, Mrs Yttri, came from
son Carl from Ladysmith |
j. Henry Bennett announce s that
he will hereafter continue the prac- |
tice of law at his Office in the Linde- !
mann bank building where he will |
give clients interests personal atten- |
ton. 39-tf |
President Smith announc a |
meeting of the city Mems club for |
Tuesday evening next in the Metho- |
dist church. 1t will be a business !
meeting and every member is urged |
to attend.
Secretary Alexander notifies ex-
of corn at the late fair that |
all samples not called for this week |
will be sold and proceeds therefrom
go to the fair treasury. G. J. Smith |
paid liberal price for some of the !
premium corn.
And now it is Gillette & Shields |
ba rber shop, A. w. Shields of Monroe
be coming Mr. Gillette's partner The |
quality of the shop work will not suf- |
fer in the change as Mr.. Shields is |
an expert workman. Mr.. NauDell re- |
tires and returns to Sparta.
Don't buy glasses from a doctor /
who fits glasses as a side line to his |
like a jeweler or d druggist |
does. Recognized men of ability do |
not NEEDLE with side lines DR.. Even |
son of Lacrosse is a specialist with |
the bility to GRE his patients valua-
BILE service.
The modern steam laundry of La
Crosse IS one of the best equipped in |
the country. and the quality of work /
done is surpassed by none, perfect
work being guaranteed. Either pol
shed or domestic finish on collars.
Gillette 4 Shields have taken the |
agency for this laundry. Basket
leaves their barber shop Tuesday af-
lernoon and returns Friday of each
week.
The remains of Geo. Il. BRYAN
we're brought here for interment from
Soldiers Grove last Wednesday. ac-
sompanied by a number Of citizens