Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-08
Toys and tinkertoys at M.J.Felix'.

When in need of Durocs with size
and quality see McClurg Bros.
A wee daughter came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapman.
For Sale Lumber, galvanized iron
canvas, rope. etc. G. Franklin, Viro-
qua.
j. ". Thayer's stock of lumber is
complete and prices and grades right,
and invites inspection.
&C. o. Johnson and son motored
over from Ontario section on Monday
in their new Buick car.
Proposition to vote 81, 400 road i'm
i provement funds in Viroqua town was
defeated at the election.
John NJ Bennett is assisting as
salesman and bookkeeper in c. J.
Kuebler's hardware store.
-LaFarge has a business change in
the sale OF A. NJ. Clark's furniture
| business to Gene Calhoon.
If needing building material OF
any kind, it will pay you well to call
at Thayer's before buying.
DIR. Hess stock food puts your stock
in fine condition for winter. We
guarantee it. o. f. Davis.
Relatives are advised that MIR.
and Mrs Jerry Nelson of Iowa, are
both Ill with typhoid fever
Cut prices on all millinery goods
snd special bargains in all trimmed
hats at Mrs A. 0. Larson's.
The greatest assortment of high
grade suits and overcoatS in the couu-
try. SASS to $50. Stoll & Groves
-Cutex Cuticle Remover removes
ragged surplus cuticle without cutting
Price 25c at o. e. Davis drug store.
-Mesdames Z. y. Brown, Paul Law
renee and Rudolph Wolfgram passed
a day in Westby with Mrs. c. A. Min
shall.
When you want good underwear
you can find it at Stoll Il Groves.
Stephenson, Munsing and Hatch one
button.
Mems underwear, so cents to $500;
| ladies underwear 80 cents to $500
Mems and ladies sweater coats at NJ.
J. Felix.
Don't put off fixing those windows
until it gets cold. Buy your window
glass and putty of o. E. Davis and fix
them now.
Health Officer Geo. Bakken of JEFF
| ferson tells the CENSOR that they
have two or three case of scarlet fe-
yer in that town.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Lake were
made grand parents by arrival of an
8-pound boy, born to MIR. and Mrs.
Clifford Lake of Brookville
Our Morse citizens should not for
1 !. y hoG En- lie.
Miles Nj. Dawson's translation of Hen
rik Ibsen's dramatic poem brand y
When looking for caps just come
| in and see our Immense line of styles
| and shapes. The Regal caps, none
better. Blue Front Store, Ellefson IL
Johnson.
- Mr.. C. d. Williams was stricken
with his cid Il0uble the latter part of
the week and taken to Lacrosse on
Monday, where he will take treat
meut and possibly undergo operation.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
4 copy of Miles VI Dawson's transla-
tion from the Morse of Henrik Ibsen's
dramatic poem Brand" would be an
an acceptable gift. Towner sells
them.
People planning on building a
house. barn or silo this fall or coming
season, shodld see T. N Beaver. Niro-
qua, manufacturer of cement blocks
and contractor for all kinds of &C.
ment work.
-Viroqua Mems Club will hold reg
ular session in the rest room of the
city library on Monday night at s
O'Clock, when it is aimed to arrange
foa- winter work. Every citizen is
urged to attend.
We invite your attention to our
splendid line of underwear, both two
piece and union suits. Agents for the
famous Lewis underwear" leading
makers in the United States. Blue
Front Store, Ellefson e. johnson.
"A number of Viroqua people au-
toed to Richland Center and passed
last Sunday, among them; Els Good
ell and daughter Kate, NJ O. Hill and
wife, c. S. Slack and family, Fl. NJ.
Hanson and family and Will Fleming.
Society of Equity county conven-
tion will be held at the court house
in Viroqua, November IL, to elect del
egates to the state convention a week
later Local society will meet at the
court house at 10 O'Clock to elect del
egates.
Former Senator d. G. James and
family motored over from Richland
Center on Sunday. While here they
wished the cemetery and found there
a design that met their idea of what
they desired for family marker in
the home city of the dead.
Miss Frances Bean, Retreat stu
dent at Beloit college, writes home
that party of which she was a mem
Der, had narrow escape while walk
ing across a railroad bridge. An APP
preaching train threatened them, but
was halted just in time to let them es-
cape
Mrs. n. A. Harrington returned
from a months visit among old friends
and neighbors at Viola and LaFarge
She is now past eighty-two and while
at the latter place had the pleasant
novelty of visit with a bright old
lady who used to care for her when
a baby.
The sad death Of Mrs. Charles
Wakefield is reported from Retreat,
the lady having passed away in a La
Crosse hospital after a brief illness.
She was taken suddenly i'll at home
and removed to Lacrosse, bnt without
material relief. The remains were
taken home to Retreat where her fun
eraI was largely attended. Mrs. Wake
field was 81 years old. leaves one child,
the bereaved husband and many kin
dred.
-Viroaua WoOdmen and their fam
lilies had a royal good time and big
feast at Camp hail on Thursday, the
annual game supper, following a com
nftafive hunt bv members. The fol-
-. 81 larfains Perry McEHnrr