Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-16
Short News Stories of Interest
PickUps Reporters Doings
Viroqua Vicinity

-Threshing machines commence Il
hum.
See Cunningham's silo, sold b,
Thayer.
| Stop at Towner's store at ever,
| opportunity.
! Commence to prepare something
for the fair.
| See our Durocs at the fair. Nc
Clurg Bros.
"A fine assortment fnew fall skirt.
at Suttle & Tate's.
Miss Eileen Henry is employed al
Rogers dry goods store.
Willard Harris is new landlord al
Ward hotel in LaFarge.
Alice Older was the guest of Spar
ia friends the past week.
Buy your muresco and alabastine
at o. E.. Davis drug store.
-Towner is closing out his ham
mocks at unheard of prices.
-Thayer's lumber bargains will pay
you for making long haul.
Walt Simms of Riverside, was in
town with load of fresh fish.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building, Phone 66.
Let the Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany build your house complete.
His legion of friends regret the
critical illness of Burns Morrison.
DR. Chase dental office viii be
closed during the month of August.
San Tox dandruff cure is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. O.E. Davis.
Bell telephone linemen are work.
ing out from here repairing the lines.
Attorney Moen was a business Wis.
itor at Chetek one day the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Hawkins of Chicago
is visiting relatives here ans at West
by.
10000 pony votes with every boys
piece knee-pants suits at Felix Sat
urday.
Miss Marjorie McMullen of Spar
ia, is the guest of relatives in the
city.
Otto Ristow of Genoa was the
guest of his brother Alex and family,
on Sunday.
N. d. McLess is putting the fin
ishing touches on his last new house
in the First Ward.
-Milt WEIGH, James Dickson and
]. E. Shreye were at the Mississippi
on a fishing trip for day.
-Towner's semi-annual sale COM
mences Saturday, August 10, which
will be the biggest one yet.
IS. A. Sweger just received a car
load of fine melons. They are offered
at buyable prices. Try them.
We have the finest and largest
stock of fall dress goods that we have
ever carried. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. John Henry arrived from
South Dakota and is visiting her
daughters and other relatives.
Attorney Moen is carrying one
of his fingers in a plaster cast, the re-
suit of fracture from fall.
AT her Liberty home Mrs. LATE
Harris suffered the fracture of an
arm by falling On the door steps.
Supervisor J. J. Marshall and
wife of LaFarge art makinga month S
visit in South Dakota and Montana.
Thayer has just received a new
line of silo tile that are all considered
the cheapest and best for a silo, sold
in Viroqua.
Mrs A. j. Moe, son and daughter
motored over from Minnesota to make
Father and Mother jerome Favor a
few days visit.
Get aboard for the Methodist Sun
day school picnic at Camp Tate this
1rrF htr < hA1
cursion at $40 in the n orning.
Rev. A. E. Frederick was in the
city on Saturday posting campaign
matter for his candidacy for the re-
publican nomination for congress.
Hon. A. Ii. Dahl of Westby, was
in town on business, Friday. He re-
ported that they had sold from their
garage in that village on recent day
seven Ford automobiles.
Chairman Andrew Urness and
Clerk H.O. Melby of Christiana town,
were in the county seat on official bus
mess last Saturday. While here they
purchased an adding machine.
Mr.. Barnes of st. Louis, who Wis
tied the Ed. Gorsline family, after
having seen all sections of this great
country, declared Vernon county to be
the best farming territory he had
been in.
L. C. Boyle is in Milwaukee at
tending a convention of people who
have been in the employ of the c. NJ.
q st. Paul Railroad Company for
twenty-five years or more. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Boyle and Miss
Frances Tate.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hook returned
from Chippewa Falls, where Mrs
Hook was under treatment for three
months. Her friends viii be gratified
to learn that she has been relieved of
the cancerous trouble that afflicted
her.
"A civil service examination will
be held in Viroqua on September 3,
tor rural carriers, to FIJI vacancy in
the service at LaFarge. This exam
ination will establish register of ele-
gibles from which vacancies in other
parts of the county will be filed as
they may occur.
F. G. Sherrick has secured for
Brown & Franklin, after quite an eff
fort, a booking for one day on Damag-
ed Goods, the great moral play that
has swept the country by storm. This
play deals with the great socia. evil
of the day and has the endorsement
of the clergy and doctors. Opera
house, Tuesday, August %.
W. E. Lawton and family and II.
E. Goldsmith attended Boscobel fair
and passed few days with relatives
and friends They reDOrt that RoscO-