Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-07-19
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More MILDLY blouses at Suite &
Tate's for 80 cents.
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas-
ter at the Nuzum yard.
-Silo and building tile at the Bek-
kedal Lumber Company.
See and hear the local talent at
the Opera house Monday evening.
DR.. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
'tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Miss Helen Hanson is taking va
cation rest from Suttle & Tate store.
Mrs. A. I. Carmichael visited at
Waupun with the Geo. B. Fisher fam
lily.
Rev. ]. e. Reed filled the pulpit
of the Christian church in this city on
Sunday.
Its SO easy to slip in to Suttle g.
Tate's and be fitted to thin gown or
wash waist.
Mrs. Ed. Culver and children of
Minnesota, have been visiting Viro-
qua relatives.
Mrs. Hester HOMELAND returned
to Lacrosse after visiting her sister,
Mrs. Walter Gilman.
Spring chickens 18c to 20c, hens
12c to 13c, roosters Sc to Sc at Thay-
er's poultry and egg market.
Miss Norma Hagen of Westby
was taken to Lacrosse Lutheran hos
pital for appendicitis operation.
Kenneth Kuebler and Lorin Balls
ley are spending vacation at g 7. M.
C. A. lake camp near Milwaukee.
hns Alalnh p;aIxIn ~
was guest of Viroqua friends. She
was accompanied by her children.
Are you going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your
paint from the Bekkedal Lumber Co.
DIR. and Mrs. w. w. Hanson of
Milwaukee, renewed acquaintance in
the city and visited the Peterson fam
lilies.
q Mrs Mabel Lake McLees, while
stepping from their automobile, was
thrown to the ground and somewhat
injured.
= MIR. and Mrs. NJ. H. Bekkedal and
son Lloyd came from Westby on Mon
day to attend the funeral of Keith
-Nuzum.
Rev. S. j. Erffmeyer, epresenting
the Wisconsin anti-saloon league, will
speak in the Methodist church next
Sunday.
The w. F. Fisher family had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Smithers
of Montana, who were enroute home
from Boston.
Special sale on all colored para
soils Saturday, Sl.25 parasols to be
sold at SO cents; $l.75 parasols at s1.19.
Suttle & Tate.
Meeting of young peoples society,
announced to be held "a: Mike and
Tom Ellefson's on Dach ridge, was
postponed indefinitely.
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.
Otis, son Of Mrs. Ole T. Westby
of Westby, employed in Minneapolis,
Joined the First infantry hand of Min
nesota, and has gone to the Mexican
border.
"A sociable, a cemetery benefit,
will be given at the home of Albert
Hanson, in Harmony town on Satur-
day night of this week. Every body
invited.
Mrs. Laura Brun of Outlook, Can
ada, is paving her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. Chris. Ellefson, a visit. She is
engaged to teach in the Lutheran col
lege there.
Thinner. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ny Running of this city, was granted
a license to practice pharmacy by the
state board. He has been working at
Lacrosse for some months as an as
;sistant.
j Henry Bennett aunounc es that
he will hereafter continue the prac-
4ice of law at his office in the Linde-
mann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
On charge of burning a relatives
hay in the field in town of Coon, Dav-
id Davidson was arraigned before
Squire Pollard and bound over to cir
cult court. Intoxication is pleaded
in extenuation of the alleged crimi-
nal act.
ALLEY A. Peterson of Clifford. and
Mrs. G. A. Mockrud of Galesburg,
North Dakota, came to be present at
the fiftieth wedding anniversary of
their parents at Towerville. Many
other relatives from this city and
SGCllOu dllGuNGh.
Mr.. J. f. Davis has been renew
ing old friendships made before the
Civil rebellion hereabouts. He was
a member of Company A. 25th regi-
ment, leaving here in the sixties, Ii =
ing in the west all these years, now in
the state of Oregon.
Mack Stout and family arrived
home on Monday night from their
motoring trip to Montana, having
been absent four weeks. They en-
joyed the long trip hugely, had fine
visits with relatives and friends.
They encountered very little trouble,
having followed the Yellowstone trail
from st. Paul. Fred Kellicutt and
family did not return with them.
After two years passed IN Los
Angeles, California, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold P. Proctor arrived in the old
Viroqua home on Saturday night,
where Harold will again become as
ISOLATED in the law practice with his
father. They were delighted with
California climate and other ideal
conditions, but the law profession,
like all other professions, is overdone
there.
L. G. Schoenberge tells the CEN
soR Of a good piece of fortune that
recently came to Mrs. Emeline King.
daughter of the late David Davis of
Sag City. Congress passed and the
president signed a special pension o;'l
giving Mrs. King pension Of sl2 per