Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-01
Short News Stories of Interest
Comngs
Viroqua and Vicinity
New fur sets at very low prices at

NJ. j. Felix
Nora Turner went to Chippewa
county to teach school
You get satisfaction when you
buy from StolI 81 Groves.
When in need of Durocs with size
and quality see McCiurg Bros.
Sever Talley was in Chicago last
week with tive carloads of cattle.
Mrs. NJ. A. Harrington has been
visiting among relatives and old friends
at Viola.
Chippewa all-wool mackinaws and
heavy wool pants, best on earth. Stoll
& Groves.
-Tinkertoy, a wonder, at soc. I'm
ported ivory 25 and so cents, at NJ. j..
Felix
Stephenson, Hatch one button and
Munsing underwear for rlen and boys.
Stoll & Groves.
james Stamford and family had
as guests Mrs Harley Neefe and chill
dren of LaFarge.
If you want good clothing and
shoes you win fad what you want at
Stoll & Groves
Special sale of ladies' leeced I'M
derwear this week at Suttle & Tate's.
Prices 25c and 35c.
Elmer Smith came from Montfort
to meet his brother Ben, who just ar
rived from the west,
DIR. Hess stock food puts your stock
in fine condition for winter. We
guarantee it. o. f. Davis.
-Mesdames Aug. f. Smith, j. A..
Moen and o. J. Anderson visited Mrs.
Chester Minshall at WesttY.
Mrs, c. II. Nye and children of
Viola, are at the home of Assistant
Postmaster Nye in this city.
You can get lunch or a square
meal at the old Running restaurant.
Also cigars, candy and other things.
-Cutex Cuticle Remover removes
ragged surplus cutiCle without cutting
Price pc at o. e. Davis drug store.
-Workmen are making needed re-
pairs on the two large steam boilers
in use at the public school buildings.
Mrs w. Wilkinson was taken to
Eau Claire sanitarium for treatment.
She was accompanied by Mrs. T. B.
Smell.
Come and get an oyster stew, also
coffee, pumpkin pie and sandwiches
for your supper election day. At Will
liams' Feed Store.
Mrs. ]. D. Honaker and Mrs. Rob.
Mills of Jefferson town, are taking
treatment in Lacrosse hospitals. They
we're operated on for goitre.
IF you are needing shingles, roof
ings, sheetings, shiplap, barn boards,
drop siding, flooring, windows, storm
sash doors or finishing lumber, it will
pay to buy at Thayer's
People planning on building a
house, barn or silo this fall or coming
season, should see T. n Deaver, Viro-
qua, manufacturer of cement blocks
and contractor for all kinds of &C.
ment work.
Mrs. q W. Maxworthy of Beloit
returned home after two weeks stay
with relatives in this section and at
Ia Crosse. She is sister of Mrs. d.
f. Allen Of Newton and L. T. Kendall
of Springvile.
Superintendent Bremen of Sparta
last SUNDAY, accompanied Pastor Shan
ley of ViroGua circuit and preached in
his characteristic way to appreciat-
i've audiences at Springville, Bishop
Branch and Liberty Pole.
Mothers. doctors, preachers, scien-
fists say: Don't kill your daughter S
education as we'll as your own 10y ig-
noring the vital problems of the age,
but see, Where Are My Children?' I"
Opera house Friday and Saturday.
Trustee L. NJ. Thompson and wife
entertained at their fine home west of
the city, at Il dinner party. Saturday,
other direct RS of the creamery, Mes
srs Ellefson, Froiland, Porter and Blu
chanan, ana book-keeder, Mrs. Cas-
person.
Oscar Lindevig was in the city
from Rockton on business, yesterday.
He extended his CENSOR subscription
long distance in advance to escape
a probable raise in price in the near
future. Everything else on earth has
been increased except this paper.
-Dahls Ford garage in this city is
undergoing extensive betterments. A
hot air heating plant is being INSTALL
ed, partitions erected and a convent
ent stock room made. One section of
the double building is being arranged
for show room, where two or three
machines can be placed and viewed.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Cox, who
have had charge of things at the vi
roqua cemetery, have resigned and
taken their departure for the state Of
Washington, where they engage in
fruit culture. They have performed
splendid service and their going is re-
GREETED. They are accompanied by
Peter Hay aud wife, who expect to
take up the same line of endeavor.
An appeal is made to every man
aud woman il the startling photo
drama, Where Are My Children, "
which presents in a smashing way the
vital subject, Birth Control, with an
absorbing drama written by Lois
Weber, the wizard of the screen, and
acted by Tyrone Power and Marie
Walcamp This big feature now play
ing the LaSalle Theatre, Chicago, will
be brought here two nights this week,
Friday and Saturday. Admission 25c.
Mr.. Walker, who has been man
aging the Star Theatre, has retired
and Ben G. Brown again became man
ager on Monday. II is certain that
L6O plClut6 uOuSSS CduuOL DC mdut
profitable in this town. Mr.. Brown
will use the Opera exclusively for reg
ular shows. dances, public meetings
and other gatherings. Ben opened
the Star Monday night with an over
flow audience. Rube's harp orches-
ira furnished music, dance following
at Running's.
-Virngua Modern Woodmen and
Royal Neighbors gave Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hay farewell surprise at camp
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