Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-01
DO your dnEy.
Election next Tuesday.
Republicans sure to win.


Stoll & Groves.
Remember that new dollar corset
at Suttle & Tate's.
Mrs F. E. Morley is visiting the
parental home at Ripon.
Thaver wants syeur poultry and
eggs at top-of-market prices.
Mrs. John Norris is passing few
days in the city with relatives.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. 'Phoae 66.
Ladids' and Misses raincoats re-
duced to 1886 and S7.95 Felix
Mr.. Jim Biddison of Sparta visited
relatives here Sunday and Monday.
Mrs H. p Proctor was in Mime
apolis, where she met her daughter.
Rev Macaulay came down from
Trempealeau on business here last
week
Don't forget that hot oyster stew
election day and night by NJ. E. ladies
aid.
Stoll & Groves have fine assort-
ment of suits and oyercoats for men
and boys.
Everything for fall repair work
at the Nuzum yard. Quality and
prices right.
Don't fail to see the Birth of a
Nation, now that it is to be put on at
your very door.
Mrs. A. o. Seal and Miss Laura
McCulloch are visiting their sister at
Prairie du Chen.
Fred Lake fell from the top of his
silo and was nadly bruised and had
several ribs broken.
Electric vacuum cleaner, cleans
and saves your rags and labor. For
rent at NJ. J. Felix
Wisconsin University defeated by
80 to 7. Chicago foot ball team on
Saturday at Madison.
WIN. Dolen, Casius Hall, John
Hall and wife we're here from Clinton
guests at G. w. Halls.
--Anderson's meat market sells fresh
lard at Is cents pound. Also beef
steak at the same price.
Mrs. ALI Neprud came from West
by to visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Otteson.
Bargains while they last in red
barn paint roofing paint, paint oil and
wood pulp plaster at Thayer's.
Place your orders Low for No.
wood. Will commence hauling soon
as roads permit. Grant Dewitt.
Rev. Hofstead drives a new, up
to-date Hupmobile touring car. the
only one of that make in the city.
The city Woman's Club opens the
years work by taking up modern
drama. Mrs. ], E. Nuzum is president.
Take your hides to Anderson's VII
roqua meat market, where the highest
price in cash will be paid for the same
-Cutex N; Il Polish pink gives a
brilliant lasting polish with little eff
fort Price25cat o. E Davis drug store.
"A basket social will he held at
the Liberty Pole school house Satur-
day evening, November 4 All in
vited.
Mrs. Fred Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Llovd
Johnson of Retreat, were in the city
to see relatives, the Morgan and john
son families.
Highest test gasolene. kerosene,
auto accessories, steam vu.canizing;
best rubber material used at Solver
sons garage.
on rural route No. 8, from which Pet
err Hay resigned, after many years of
faithful service.
MIR. Nell Sine is down from La
Crosse to visit his parents and do a
little hunting about the old home farm
near Brookville.
The fifty-sixth annual convention
of Wisconsin's Sunday School associa-
tion will be held at GAINESVILLE on No.
vember Sth to 10th.
We have large and fine supply
of paint, oil and varnish on hand.
Come in and get our prices before
you buy. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
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.
Mrs Rob Johnson of Liberty, was
taken to Lacrosse hospital and sue
cessfully operated upon for appendi-
citis, Friday morning of last week.
On account of the shortage and
advancing price of coal, on and after
this date all coal must be cash with
order or at time of delivery. L. c.
Boyle.
Friends and relatives received the
glad news that son weighing 81
pounds was born to MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Hayes in St Annes hospital Friday
morning, October q.
&C NJ Clark and family have taken
possession of the fine residence recent
ly finished by J E Nuzum on south
Main street. Eugene Henry moved to
the Clark house adjoining the garage.
Clyde Foster has moved his pool
and billiard tables and outfit to La
Crosse, installing the same in the
Beaumont hotel, managed by George
Harris, near the Burlington station.
IT. n. Beaver recently completed
and moved to his new concrete block
dwelling in the Third ward, one of the
neatest and most imposing homes in
the city. Mr.. Beaver manufactured
the blocks on the premises.
Vote for good times, the reduction
of taxation, the lowering of excessive
cost of living. The republican party
has been the party of the people for
fifty wears, and it will continue to be
if given a renewal OF authority by the
election of that strong statesman,
Charles E Hughes. the republican
candidate for president
Where Are My Children is now
on its fifteenth week playing al the
LaSalle theatre in Chicago. II has
already played to more people in that
time than any other film before the
public. Don't ask any questions re-
garding his great feature if YOU hav-
n [ been following the attractions in