Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-10-25

Fine second growth oak wood.
See Grant Dewitt.
&C. l. Peterson and son Keith hunt
ed on the Mississippi.
"A ear of fresh Chicago A A ce-
ment at Thayer's yard.
Samuel Boyce of Newton, went to
Beloit to spend some time.
When in need of Durocs with size
and quality see McClurg Bros.
DIR Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank birding. Phone 81.
"A baby girl came to the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McLees.
George Groves and Elmer Davis
are over on the Mississippi hunting.
Complete line of paroid roofngs
at the Nuzum yard. Best values on
the market.
j. Willard Hall of Readstown, pass
ed through the city yesterday enroute
to Lacrosse.
Monday was a big market day.
Live stock and all manner of traffic
was with us.
Mrs Maggie Curry came from La
Crosse to visit relatives and old friends
in this city.
J. W. and J. A. Caurrier of Gin
ton town, were in the county seat on
business Monday.
Miss Gladys Collins was home from
Lacrosse on Sunday. Also Miss Alien
Henry and party
Mrs. Ira Casperson entertained
friends at Friday and Saturday six
O'Clock dinners.
Miss Lille Hanson spent the week
at Westby visiting Mrs. Hans Olson
and Miss Gjerda Johnson.
DIR. Hess stock food puts your stock
in fine condition for winter. We
guarantee it. o. E. Davis.
Attorney General Oven will give
a republican address at the Opera
house this Wednesday night.
You can get lunch or a square
meal at the old Running restaurant.
Also cigars, candy and other things.
Rooms for rent upstairs in the
Roman building. inquire of Max Ro-
man. 40-4w
= Buy at Felix now and help the
pony contestants. 10000 votes given
with every purchase. Contest closes
Tuesday night.
Your buildings are dried out and
in fine shape for painting. Why not
use weather proof paint. Sold by o.
E. Davis.
Don't put off fixing those windows
until it gets cold. Buy your window
glass and puttyof o. E. Davis and fix
them now.
If you want to buy farm see AL
bert Solverson. If he hasn't just
what You want he may be able TO find
it for you
"A hunting party composed of Fred
Kellicut, Ralph Grover. Paul Law
renee and Thos. Buchanan, went to
the Mississippi.
Mrs Hinckley of Clermont, Min
nesota, paid visit to relatives in this
city, the Williams, Trowbridge and
Rogers families.
Mr.. Severson, of Stoughton, dis
trict manager for the Old Line Insur-
ance Company, is in the city looking
after company interests.
An entertainment and basket So
cial will be held in the Ole Torger
school house Saturday evening, Octo-
Der IS Everybody invited.
Miss Anna Brody, daughter of
William Brody, formerly of Clinton,
was recently married in Montana,
where the family now resides
Bradford Ranger has moved here
from Minnesota, occupying the To
bias brick cottage. Brad is employed
bx, III, Smith, = ,.l txy :, ~,
On 4 recent evening a party of
eight ladies gave Mrs. John Parr a
pleasant surprise at her home. Lunch
and enjoyments filled the evening.
An anniversary dinner was given
to City Marshal Geo. Griffin, his SD
year. by his wife at their home last
Sunday, when relatives joined in the
affair.
1.-THE White Sister" with Viola
Allen promises to be the best moving
picture attraction of its kind ever Of
fered at the Opera house, Friday, loo
and l5c.
Some boy or girl will be made
happy next Tuesday night, when Fe-
lix' pony contest closes. 10000 votes
given with every purchase until con-
test closes.
"A Halloween program will be Civ
en- by the Community Workers Club
at Davis school house, Tuesday even
ing, October 81. All members please
come masked. President.
"A J Large, eyesight specialist
of Lacrosse, will be in Viroqua at DR..
Mead's Office. over Blue Front Store,
Wednesday, November lst and every
fourth Wednesday thereafter. If you
are in need of glasses be sure to see
him. Perfect correction guaranteed.
After two months Of real enjoy
ment with relatives and Old friends in
this community Mr.. Thomas herman
left for his home in Califorr ia, fee ing
that he had secured a new lease on
life following so much good fellowship
here. He accompanied o. II. Hedge
son and wife to Montana.
"A Readstown party while autoing
near Westby, Clyde Cox, l. Fl. Suit
cliffe, Peter O'Neil and Thomas Elan
agan, were participants in an acct
dent Mr.. O'Neil sustained d badly
sprsined wrist, and Mr.. Flanagan
bruised his thigh. A horse running
in the highway collided with the car.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell died at the
city hospital, where she has been for
a few days under treatment for pneu-
monia. The remains we're taken to
her DeSoto home on Friday. Mrs
Campbell was So years old. is survived
by husband. four sisters and one broth
er. She was visiting at the home of
r NJ. McAuley when taken sick.
Mrs. Lydia Root enjoyed week