Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-02
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps Comngs
and Vicinity


Insure with John Dawson & Co.
New supply of binder twips at
Thay er's.
Buy your paint at 0. E. Davis
drug store.
-Firestone tires, sole agency, Sol
VERSIONS garage
New striped wash skirts this week
at SUIT lie & Tate's,
buy your muresco and alabastine
at O. f. Davis drug store.
-Puy your paints and varnishes at
| Bekkedal's Lumber Yard.
Miss Eileen. Solverson visited her
aunt, Mrs. Unseth at Westby.
! Take your watches, clocks and
jewelry to Atwood for repairs.
DIR. Baldwin, de..tist, second floor
Ferguson building Phone GO.
Let the Rekkedal Lumber Com
pany build your house complete.
DR. Chase dental Office will be
closed during the month of August.
John L. Davis held a meeting of
county income inspectors at Sparta.
Miss Marie Henry departed for
Montana to visit tiends and relatives.
San Tox dandruff cure is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. O.E. Davis.
A few coats and suits, all good
styles at half price at Subtle & Tate's
See farm bargain advertised in
this issue by j T.Bates & Son of Bar
aboo, Wis
Did you try that San Tox corn
medicine at Davis drug store? Its
guaranteed.
Mrs Lloyd Bolen and children are
spending the week with relatives at
Avalanche. 90
Remember the big Viz qua or
chestra dance at Running's hall this
week, Friday night. y
Tan oxfords and pumps, So to SO 80
values, all regular sizes, special at
ST. So. NJ. j. Felix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson of
Lacrosse spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Ansrud
MIR. and Mrs. Smithers came from
Montana to visit the w. +. Fisher and
r. Fl. Graves families.
Thayer wants your poultry from
Monday to FRIDAY of each. week, at
top-of-market prices.
--Utz & Dunn's velvet and suede OK
fords and pumps, So TO $3.50 values,all
sizes, $l.S5. Nj. J. Felix.
Our matted milks are made with
pure sweet milk. Much better than
the old way. Your Store.
-Barker's Anticeptic will knock
bad odor on sore, sweaty feet in If
teen seconds. All drug stores.
Mrs. Mary D. Brown. has broken
up housekeeping and Will spend the
next month with her sister in La
Crosse.
Candidates for Office should re-
memUef that next Saturday is the
last day on which nomination papers
can be filled.
Miss May McKittrick arrived from
her supervisory teaching at Cleveland,
Ohio, to pass the balance of vacation
days at home.
Mrs Daniel Wise and daughter
returned home from Tomah, their rel
atives, James Bigley and wife motor
ing oyer with them.
w. F. Lee of Sparta, who once
trained race horses in this city, and
was well known to race men in west
ern Wisconsin, died at Sparta,
Henry f. Rogers, Senior, is adj
vised that he is grandfather to baby
girl that came to the home of Edwin
Rogers and wife at Lewiston, Monta-
ina.
More than a hundred and half
of city people autoed to the Tolletson
farm Dme on Pleasant ridge, Thurs
day last, to attend United Lutheran
aid society.
IT. T. Sanwick returned from d
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. I. L.
Tollefson at Waterloo, Iowa. Mrs.
Sanwick returned with him, having
spent month there.
Mrs. F. G. English and son left
for their home in Minneapolis. Miss
Isabelle Joyce accompanied them and
will remain until the opening of her
school at Duluth.
Fred Kellicutt and wife arrived
home Sunday after a six-weeks' tour
of western states, autoing about 5000
miles. Harold found employment and
will not return until opening of school.
Mrs. Julia Flikke returned to Chi
cago the first of the week to take up
her duties as assistant superintendent
of Augustana hospital. She has also
been appointed head of the Red Cross
unit of fifty nurses.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Swiggum have
taken possession of their new home,
the brick cottage on North Main street.
Her friends will learn with satisfac-
tion that Mrs. Swiggum has very ma
terially improved in health.
If you drive a motor car or arc
contemplating the purchase of one,
you will be interested in the Buick
advertisement in this issue. Read it
right now. 1t tells of the records be-
ing established by Buick cars every
where and under all conditions
Miss Martha Olson, young lady who
lives two miles west of the city, sus-
tanned serious fracture of the elbow
and wrist by falling from a porch at
her home. She was accompanied to
Lacrosse hospital by DR.. Surenson, re-
turning the same day
Venerable Wilson Mills was knock
ed down on Main street by car driv-
en- by Mr. Bishop of Retreat. He is
quite badly bruised out no bones brok-
en-. No blame appears to attach to
any one. Mr.. Bishop very promptly
declared his purpose to pay any ex-
pense Mr.. Mills should be put to.
Luther H. Glenn and daughter
Clara arrived home from a month 5
visit at their native heath in Ohio.
They met an unpleasant sight when
they opened up their residence here.