Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-10-18
Insure With John Dawson 4 Co.

Suttle & Tate's.
w. w. Wigginton made trip
through Minnesota.
Jim" Bigley has purchased a
farm near Tomah.
A shipment of plush coats this
week at Subtle & Tate's.
-Thayer wants Jour poultry and
eggs at highest market prices.
When IN need. of Durocs with size
and quality see McClurg Bros.
Some good bargains In lumber for
repairs at Thayer's lumber yard.
DIR Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tiOnal Bank building. Phone 81.
Mrs. Lawrence Dickson came from
Menomonie to visit her parents
Miss Geneva Graves had as her
guest Miss Ina Martin of Wausau.
For meat, groceries, candy and CT
CARS, go to Anderson's meat market.
Mrs. Willard Bowman went to
Aberdeen, South Dakota, to visit rel
atives.
Bring your small feet and get a
$3.50 TO s400 Utz & Dun shoe at Sl.98.
at Felix.
Complete line of paroid roofngs
at the Nuzum yard. Best values on
the market.
Geo. A. Groves has improved his
residence by the addition of commodi-
Gus porches.
Mrs. G. r. Gibbs of Retreat under
went operation for appendicitis in a
Lacrosse hospital.
Druggist Martin and wife had as
their guests Mrs. Jameson, son and
daughter of Lone Rock.
Lloyd Bekkedal of Westby, has
entered college in New York, with
er he went some DAYS since.
Our line of mackinaws, caps, nit
tens and gloves just received at very
low prices at NJ. j. Felix.
DIR. Hess stock food puts your stock
in fine condition for winter. We
guarantee it. o. f. Davis.
Special sale of boys two-piece
knee pants suits, S. to 81 values at
s2.75 and 1918 at NJ. ]. Felix.
will Edwards and family motored
over from Lacrosse on Sunday to spend
the day with the Latta family.
James Marker and son Louis were
at DeSoto to visit aud fish. Fishing
is said to be fine on the Mississippi.
Rooms for rent upstairs in the
Roman building. Inquire of Max Ro-
man. 4n-4w
Your buildings are dried out and
in fine shape for painting. Why not
use weather proof paint. Sold by o.
E. Davis
Don't put off fixing those windows,
until it gets cold. Buy your window
glass and putty of o. E. Davis and fix
them now.
"A new school house is being erect
ed in Battle Hollow district. Fred
Henderson and Andy Geese are doing
he work.
Mrs. w. S. Proctor and her moth
er, Mrs. c. w, Lawton, have taken
winter quarters over the First Ma
tional Bank.
Stanley Sweger and mother ac-
comp MED by Mrs Ole Fredrickson,
motored to Onalaska and visited rela-
tives for day.
Young sons arrived at the respect
i've homes of Bernard Root, Harry
Longwell and Herman {. Harris.
l. nus NtlbNud > pOphiclAcA iNbR lhCbS.
People of this section viii have a
chance 70 see the great war drama
film. 1.-THE Birth of a. NATION, in Vi
roqua, November SO Particulars
later.
Herman S. Hanson of Westby has
secured. a position as travelling sales
man for a Minneapolis house, his ter
ritory being Minnesota and South Da-
kota.s
Merchant Froiland of Avalanche,
was in Chicago on business. He was
accompanied by his sister, Miss Dena,
who will take up course in trained
nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell g. Hoyt spent
Sunday in the city with their relatives,
Ed Lind and wife. They recently re
turned from Canada, where they spent
the season on their farm.
-DeSoto Argus says Dubuque cream
buyers are attempting to put their
new creamery out of business by pay
ing unnatural price for cream in the
vicinity of DeSoto.
"A special train took about 100
from different stations on the South
eastern TO Lacrosse last Friday night
to hear United States Senator John
Sharp Williams of Mississippi, speak.
| Western Wisconsin teachers as
sociatlon will hold annual convention
at Lacrosse October 27-2S, when a
! large gathering of members of this
strong association will be present, and
all are u yited.
We are displaying in our north
window the new Ralston shoes. We
/ need no say what this make of shoes
mean. We believe they are the best
line made. The Blue Front Store.
| Ellefson Il Johnson.
-Richland Center papers tell that
J the six-year-old son of Leslie Slack
! fell from tree and was first thought
/ to be dangerously injured, but Is now
quite recovered. He struck the ground
/ on the back of head and was rendered
unconscious for several hours.
Thomas Buchanan and family have
/ taken possession of their new Third
I ward residence which is among the
! most modern of the MANY erected in
the city this season. r. ID. Wakeman
and family have moved TO rhe Nuzum
4 residence vacated by the Buchanans.
A. Z. Perkins and family moved to
The Webb tenement on South Main.
Petitions largely signed. have
been presented TO the town board of
Viroqua, asking for relocation Of the
ROAD east Of the old Spellum farm 50
that the bad hill may be eliminated
from the high way If the change Is
made the aew seCtion viii extend