Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-10-25
Liberty tomorrow.

work.
Liberty tomorrow.
Insure with John Dawson 81 Co.
Pears 81 per bushel at Thayer's
Felix pony contest closes next
Tuesday.
John w, Potts and wife have a
young son.
Poultry and eggs wanted at Thay-
er's at top prices.
For a good square meal 90 to the
old Running restaurant
Call and see the special fall lum-
Der bargains at the Nuzum yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. White spent a
day at their old home in DeSoto.
Mr. Raw Stanley has accepted a
position as salesman in Felix store.
-Mesdames Fish and Larry of Spar
ia spent the week end with relatives
here.
Sal Vet. the greatest worm de-
stroyer known. Price 75c to S.. o.
E. Davis.
Misses Agnes Seland and Laila
Schee were visitors in Coon Valley
Sunday.
REV Bullet of Green Bay occu-
pied the pulpitin the Christian church
Sunday.
The E. F. U. lodge will meet on
Saturday evening, October % for ini-
tiation
Recovery of child from infan-
tile paralysis is reported from Coon
Valley.
Sam Hook was over from LaFarge
He was accompanied home by his
mother.
Mrs. Eta Burnside returned from
Milwaukee. having passed some weeks
with her sister.
Don Woman of Red Mound was
the guest of viii Best and family the
first of last week.
Mrs. Josephine Owens is having
new porches built on her house on
South Main street
Dentist Fred Hayes of Lake City,
Minnesota. spent Sunday with the
Biddisons and Crooks
Master Cyrus Butt is the proud
possessor of a bicycle the birthday
gift of Grandpa Butt.
Everyone likes Liberty. Special
L-Ko comedies with Liberty. Opera
house tomorrow night.
Mrs Edwin fainter and little son
were in Minneapolis, where the latter
was treated for serious eye trouble
Mrs. Hedge Larson was injured
about the head at her home in Coon
by a joint of stove pipe falling upon
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Biddison and
Mrs. Albert Getter visited at the Ami
ma Biddison home at West Salem last
week.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman has returned
from trip to Chicago and brief
visit with Hillsboro relatives and
friends.
Automobile accessories, Harris
oils, Firestone tires, ETC., at Solver
sons garage. Buy a Studebaker be-
cause they are the best.
Many teachers will go to Lacrosse
to attend Western Wisconsin associa-
ton. Miss George Q. Wellers of this
city has place on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nj. Smith are
entertaining their son and wife, DR..
Leslie Smith of Milwaukee, their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. They came
through by automobile.
BY official notice elsewhere given it
will be seen that a special town meet
ing is to be held on general election
day in the town of Viroqua, to deter
mine whether or lot 81, 400 shall be
appropriated for road improvement
Arie ]. Favor and family are now
temporary citizens of Viroqua, oc-
cupying the A. J. Johnson house on
South Main street They move here
for the winter from jefferson in order
that their little daughter may attend
school.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the prae-
tice of law at his office in the Linde-
mann bank building where he viii
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
See 1.-THE Birth of a Nation, -
when it appears here daily afternoon
and evening on Wednesday and Thurs
day, November SO, with the negro
| problem in America in mind, as we'll
as the manifold other particular fea-
lures, and you viii marvel at what
you behold.
Mr.. Harry Light, the horse buyer,
I writes the CENSOR from PENNSYLVANIA
( that he is confined to hospital for
some time, assigning that as reason
why he has not made his usual trips
here. Re IS making satisfactory re-
coyery and hopes TO come here for the
purpose Of buying horses in the near
1 future.
( One subscriber asked" What should
a good pair of eyeglasses cost2'' If
you know exactly what your eye trou-
bles are and the pair Of lenses It takes
to correct the errors, we can tell you
OF you can write ~ DR.. Eyersou, La
Crosse, Wis, and ne will supply YOU
with the information He grinds all
kinds of lenses in his laboratory and
is recognized as an authority on the
refraction of the eyes. ADV.