Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-10-25
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters of
Vroqua nd Vicinity

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shingles at Thayer's yard.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Big barn for sale cheap. Inquire
of Max Roman. 40-4w
The big pony contest closes Tues
day, October 81. Get in your votes
Mrs Johanna Ananiason has pur-
chased of Edward Wig the Stanley
Stout property in eastern section of
town.
"A. p. Atwood, the jeweler, has
moved into the Stark cottage on South
street.
William F.. Stricken sustained a
fractured rid by falling from load
of hay.
Cyrus Frohock arrived home from
the west. He worked near the Cana
dian line.
Forest Perkins returned from Min
nesota where he had employment for
some months.
Everything for fall repair work
at the Nuzum yard. Quality and
prices right.
Florence Hall entertained twenty
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fifteenth birthday.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and Ca
tarrh. All drug stores.
Mrs. J. p Joyce was called to
Minneapolis by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. G. English.
BE sure and see the great actress,
Viola Allen at the Opera house Fri
day night. Admission 10 and l5c.
Election less than two weeks away.
Make preparations to attend 1t is
the duty of every elector to vote.
Martin Anderson is removing from
Jefferson town to this city, occupying
portion of the Richards residence.
Officials of the Bank of Viroqua
will count the votes in Felix pony
contest which closes Tuesday night.
Carl c. Coe of Cashton, has been
i'll at the home of his mother in this
city, Mrs c. NJ. Morrison. He is now
much improved.
Miss Eta Butt and Mrs w. Z
Butt entertained party of ladies at
a 500 luncheon and cards on Tuesday
afternoon of last week.
Il have for sale two heating stoves.
/ keep accessories for automobiles, do
first-class vulcanizing. AT the Solver
son garage in Viroqua.
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.
We have a large and fine supply
of paint, oil and varnish on hand.
Come in and get our prices before
you l1py. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Elmer Davis is over from Hills
boro on two weeks vacation He
reports bushes excellent this fall in
the eastern metropolis of the county.
If in need of any kind of lumber,
flooring, drop siding, shiplap. finish
windows, doors. boards, wood pulp, &C.
ment or brick. Save money at Thay-
er's yard.
One of the ministers who came
here to attend Lutheran convention
told the CENSOR that three inches of
snow covered the ground at Red Wing
last Friday.
In the daily papers appear &C
counts of the death of Rev. Irl r
Hicks, noted as weather prophet,
He was soldier, minister, and an
astronomer of more than ordinary
ability.
Mr. Elmer Hooverson of Folsom
returned from Lacrosse where he un-
derwent an operation and was cared
for three weeks. He tells the CENSOR
that he is much relieved from a trou-
BILE of long standing.
While crossing Birch lake near
Brentwood l.. L. Thayer of Richland
Center and I. A. Sloggy of Ontario
came upon wolf swimming in the
lake. After hard struggle they kill
ed the animal. Rev. Lou Thayer is
again pastor of Richland Center Chris
tian church.
Henry Gray Inexperienced the old
Running restaurant and is endeavor-
ing to run it along the lines on which
it was managed by the original own
er, Henry Running. BE is a caterer
of some years experience and will give
personal supervision to the worP and
business. Old patrons and new ones
will find the place up-to-date.
Mrs. Ella Purdy-Chinn writes that
she is again at home in Austin, Texas,
after visiting Wisconsin, Illinois, Kan
sas and Texas relatives. She writes
that her visit in Viroqua, where she
enjoyed the hospitality of the friends
of her girlhood, was one of her most
delightful experiences and is recalled
often with much pleasure.
Albert Robinson is sill among
the living, a real human being. not
withstanding the report of a cores
pondent to one of the Lacrosse papers,
who had him reported as dead Al
bert has quite recovered from a Sc
we're illness with pneumonia, and for
three weeks was in a Lacrosse hospi-
tai. He says he neither looks or feels
like ghost.
Miss Verges Hayden arrived from
her home in Vancouver to pass the
winter with relatives and friends in
this city and hereabouts. She made
the trip alone. She says the times
are very hard in cities on the Canadi-
an border, and it is problem how
people are to live during the winter;
that as many as can are going into the
country districts. Work is scarce and
every commodity expensive: that a
large per cent of young life has gone
to join the allies.
Frank r. Emo and A. Z Curry were
over from Valley on Thursday attend
ing TO business and official matters
MIR Curry and family depart, today,
for their big farm in the state Of New
York, there to settle down and become
identified with agricultural pursuits.
To the CENSOR he said that eastern
farming is much better and advanced