Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-08-09
Harvest pretty much over.

goods at Rogers.
Buy your Irvine for corn binding
now. Thayer sells it.
Double pony votes Saturday on al
purchases. M. j. Felix.
Fresh Atlas cement and pulp plas
ter at the Nuzum yard.
-Silo and building tile at the Bek
kedal Lumber Company.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
'tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Take your poultry and eggs tc
Thayer's on way to creamery and save
time.
Bert Wilson came from Aberdeen
to join his wife and renew friendships
here.
Miss Dora Schmirler of Boscobel
is guest at the Goldsmith home in
this city.
Mrs. William Haughton enter.
tanned her niece, Mrs. F. E. Chafe
of Bangor.
Secretary Alexander is at the
Boscobel fair engaging attractions
for our agricultural meet.
DIR. Fred A. Tate of Rice Lake
hdS DGCA St6CLCQ VICE PIEStoCHL vi liz
national dental association.
Ladies' SOC tan silk hose for Sat
urday only 25c; not over two pair &c
any customer. NJ. j. Felix.
Miss Lillian Kromrey returned
from the Methodist deaconess orphan
age home at Lake Bluff, Illinois.
Are you going to do any painting
this spring or summer? Buy youl
paint from the Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mrs. Bert Corbett arrived from
Ohio to visit her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Gus Wise, in Asbury community
Buy the best oil for your motor
lasts longer. Harris oil will save you
money. For sale at Solverson's gar
age.
Mrs. Grant Robinson of North Da,
kota, has been visiting among rela'
,tives and friends in this section, her
former home.
After spending summer vacation
with home folk Miss Laura Chase re-
turned to her duties in Wesley hospit.
al in Chicago.
DIR. G. A. Minshall, v. S., is in
Westby every day except Monday
Office over Liners grocery store.
"A number from this city would
have attended the funeral of Hon. Ed
gar Emo at Valley, last Thursday, had
they been advised in season of his un
timely death.
Friends here learn of the contin
ued illness of she who was Jenevieye
Harris, at Aberdeen. Her aunt. Mrs
Minnie Bouffieur- Oftedahl, was sum
moned from California.
The city council has encouraged
the maintenance of band in Viroqua
by giving $25 each for a series oil
musical concerts to be given in the
city park or on the streets, as direct
ed by the council.
j. Henry Bennett announc es that
he will hereaft 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-t1
There are two hundred and fifty
thousand words in the English langu
age. and most of them were used last
Sunday by lady who discovered af
ter coming out of church, that hen
new hat was adorned with tag, or
which was written, reduced to 81 10. >
The death of Mrs. Herman Albeit
of BaFarge, is a sore affection to hus
band, mother and many relatives. II
occurred at Madison hospital after 8
few days there. Interment took place
at Salem cemetery. near the longtime
home of her parents.
j. w. Lucas is registered OPTIC
metrist This means that he is rec
commended by the state board of ex
aminers as competent to correct al
errors of refraction and properly fiji
spectacles and eye glasses. He has
had Is years experience in this scien
tific work.
j. w. Curry of West Lima made
trade of James Lowery 1S5-acre farm
near Ontario, owned by Osborne
Son, to Roy G. McMullen, they taking
in the deal the John Side brick
building owned by Mr.. McMullen
The farm is highly improved and one
of the best in the county.
"A western law suit that involved
j w. Sellars and the Cushman boys
all former Viola men, was decided il
Sellars' favor by South Dakota
judge, Sellars securing a judgment
for 81, 1877. The case was over a hero
of Hereford cattle. G. w. Graves
was attorney for Sellars, L. Fl. Ban
croft of Richland Center for the Cush,
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turbiu, near
Soldiers Grove, celebrated their gold
en- wedding last Saturday, a bounte-
Gus repast being served, All of theiI
children and many friends were pres.
ent and the couple were recipients
of many gifts and purse 81 money
Both are natives of Norway and the
parents of Mrs. j. W. Sanger of this
city.
The Aurora Borealis, or Northern
Lights, will be presented in the Mys,
tic Scintilator effects to be given in
conjunction with the displays of Mar.
tins fireworks on three nights of the
fair. This effect is produced by pow.
erful Jets of steam rising in the form
of a fan while many colors are thrown
by curious mechanism each band OF
light rises and spreads from the base
to its outermost rim, the whole offer
ing a magnificent display.
Mr.. Edward Wig and Miss Ellen
Olson were happily married on Satur,
day morning last, at the Synod Lu-
theran parsonage by Pastor Smelly,
and Immediately took their leave for
Litchfeld. Minnesota, there to pass
a few DAYS with Mr.. Wigs relatives.
Congratulations and best wishes are
freely extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Wig,
who are well and favoPablY known to
all our people. : some years I'd,
has been enoar business here anC