Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-02
."Sunbounets,''
ones.

Suite s. Tate's.
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas
ter at the Nuzum yard.
-Silo and building tile at the Bek
kedal Inmha- Company.
Mrs. Jack Tewalt represented the
F. r. A. lodge at EauClaire.
Clinton and Ethel Nuzum autoed
to GAINESVILLE. to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. o. Larson is visiting rela.
ftives in Springfield, Minnesota
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma,
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Ernest Otteson is attending the
'1lndertakers' convention at Lacrosse.
Mrs. E. V. Wolfe of Lacrosse is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. o. Ander'
son.
Mrs. 7. B. Qualey of Caledonia,
Minnesota, is visiting her son, Marion
'Qualey.
-Thos. e. Gol such and wife passed
"a few days with Richland Center rel,
-atives.
John e. Joyce is listing his
daughters and son in Minneapolis and
Duluth.
Miss Thea Thompson is taking a
months vacation from her duties at
Felix store.
Leland Nuzum is visitin G his
grandmother, Mrs. George Nuzum, at
River Falls.
Charles A. Parker and little son
Edward are visiting relatives in Prai-
RE du Sac.
--Thayer buys your poultry and eggs
for cash, and desires to sell you lum-
Der if in need of same.
Harry A. Nelson arrived home
from Montana last Saturday, after
an absence of two months.
Mrs. c. II. Trowbridge has been
confined to her home for the past
week on account of illness.
ID. j. Howe, state evangelist, will
hold revival meetings in the Christian
.church, beginning September 10.
Read the Buick advertisement in
this issue of the CENSOR, in which is
told the secret of Buick popularity.
--Thayer sells lumber of all kinds SO
low that you can afford to buy, even
Enough you may not need it at once.
Edwin Kuehn and Otto Helgeson
went to DEVILS Lake, North Dakota,
where they have accepted positions.
M. J. Felix is offering some big
bargains in ladies' oxfords and pumps,
Utz & Dunn make, regular sizes, 81 50.
--SLS5 buys pair OF ~ 70. $500 Ia
dies Utz & Dunn's oxfords or pumps,
tan and black, any size, at M.J.Felix
Are You going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy your
paint from the Bekkedal Lumber Co
Mrs. Ed Norris has rented the
large Martin residence in the Second
ward and will open it as a hospital
about August 10.
Mrs. Florence Stricker-Burton and
children are visiting her parental
home, coming from their home at Alb
erdeen.
We handle special grade of ice
cream. Special attention given to
bulk orders. Call at ''Your Store" or
phone 34I
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.
Mr.. Chas.J, Beier of Bergen town,
was in the city on Monday. He is
having nomination papers circulated
to become candidate for county cor
oner.
Russell Norris returned from La
Crosse having spent some time there.
He had great enjoyment in bathing
and swimming in the Mississippi dur
ing the hot weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Doerr re-
ceived a message on Monday advising
that they had become grandparents,
their daughter, Mrs. Ethel DoerrAl-
den, in Montana, having given birth
to little daughter.
j. Henry Bennett announc es that
he will hereafter continue the prac-
tice of law at his Office in the Linde-
mann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
Mrs. J. H. Frazier and daughter
Marguerite of Austin, Minnesota, were
at the CENSOR home on Tuesday.
They were accompanied over from
Viola by Mrs. J. Loveless and Mrs.
William Webb.
Glenn Brothers, who were over
from Dell to attend probate court on
Tuesday, tell the CENSOR. that their
little hamlet is making progress in
building, Merchant Bennett erecting
dwelling, new school house and
creamery improvements.
j. w. Lucas is a registered OPTIC
metrist This means that he is rec
commended by the state board of ex-
aminers as competent to correct all
errors of refraction and properly fit
spectacles and eye glasses. He has
had Is years experience in this scien-
tific work.
"A telephone message from James
vile, yesterday morning, gave the
pleasant informant TO the Munson
and Nuzum families that little
daughter was born to Clinton W and
Hope Munson-Nuzum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nuzum went to the DR.. Nuzum hos
pital at GAINESVILLE some days ago.
The spacious shaded lawn at the
home of Col. Butt was the scene of a
happy gathering on Tuesday after
noon last, a company of his cid Grand
Army companions assembling to pay
him a compliment in a visit and social
time. Women of the Relief Corps
were a part of the assemblage. 4
real old-fashioned frolic and warming
time was enjoyed The more Of these
come-tOgether greetings the ''old
boys" can have the greater will be
the opportunity for them to live over
and relate the glories and great
achievement they were part OF more
than half a century agone. The fruits
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