Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-27
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Groves Mallory hats.
Rev. J. J. Jacobson and wife went
TO Taylor for few days.
George Hall and wife returned
from a visit to West Salem.
&C. J. Dregne of Ladysmith visited
with home folks few days.
Walk Over fall styles in men S
footwear. Stoll & Groves.
Ladies' and mems sweater coats at
reasonable prices at Felix.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 90.
Get the best tobacco lath at Nu-
Gums lumber yard in Viroqua.
Poultry and eggs wanted at Thay-
er's at top-of-market prices at all
times.
Miss Blanche Fowell went to Hix-
on to assist her sister in her millinery
store.
Mrs Click of Lacrosse. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Atkins
in this city.
Mrs A. G. Hook returned from
treatment in Tilton's hospital at Chip
pewa Falls.
Liberty. A Daughter of the US.
A. coming to the Opera house soon.
Watch for dates.
DR.. Hess stock food is guaranteed
to improve your stock or your money
refunded. o. E. Davis.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrh. All drug stores.
Mrs. Will Snider and two little
daughters of Readstown visited in
this city the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Groves and chill
dren and Mrs Louise Slime spent Sun
day with friends at Readstown.
"A little daughter of Baker Led
man had the miSfo rtune of a fractured
arm, result of falling from bicycle.
In these days of high prices and
fictitious values don't you think it
best to buy from one-price store like
Stoll & Groves.
-Thayer is selling dimension stock,
shingles, sheeting, flooring, shiplap
and all kinds of building material at
bedrock prices.
MIR. and Mrs. Nels Lavold and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Severt Het-
land of Lacrosse, spent Sunday with
the Toilet Hetland family.
DIR. G. A. Minshall, V. S., is in
Westby every day except Monday
when he is in Coon Valley. Westby
office over Liners grocery store.
From Westby section went Misses
Ruth Appleman, Ruth Holman, Re-
becca and Myrtle Theige, Hilma and
Paula Bergh to Oshkosh to attend nor
NAL school.
&C. G. Bishop of Retreat, always
happy, was among the CENSoR'S Sat
urday callers. la company with his
wife Mr.. Bishop motored to Walworth
county to visit their son.
Sam Hook Of LaFarge, will be-
come a resident of this city. having
purchased the Olson house in the Third
ward. The Olson family is to return
to Canada, where they formerly lived.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Kothe of Pitts
burg, were here guests of the Eaters
daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Nye, who ac-
companied them to Chicago, where
she viii visit for two weeks, also at
Peoria
"A. ]. Large, eyesight specialist of
Lacrosse, will be in Viroqua, Wednes-
day, October 4, at Dr. Mead's Office,
over Blue Front Store, and every four
weeks thereafter. Perfect correction
guaranteed.
Il have for sale and will deliver
anywhere in Viroqua, good oak stove
wood at 81 per cord. Also fence posts
81 feet long for l24 cents each. This
is the time to buy. Geo. w. Schroe-
der, phone 298.
Judge Mahoney went to Milwau-
kee on Monday to join the university
regents in visitations to northern Wis
consin to inspect university extension
departments. They expect to be on
the road all the week.
"A number of neighbors and friends
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Atkins on their third wedding
anniversary, Thursday evening. The
guests presented the hosts with an
appropriate remembrance.
Mr.. A. f. Sargent, aged man and
pioneer resident of western Vernon
county, died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elou Marshall at Red Mound,
interment at Retreat. In his active
days Mr.. Sargent was a man of influ-
ence in his community.
The Moore Three-Way heater is
one OF the new stove creations which
is attracting great interest in the
stove world. A big demonstration of
these stoves with factory representa-
tive in charge, will be held at the
Sauer Hardware, October 8, 10 and H.
Come and see.
"A physician condemns a druggist
who attempts TO prescribe medicine
for sick person. Physicians will at
tempt to fit glasses for your eyes.
Fitting glasses to the eye is recogniz-
ed by state. law to be a separate sci
ence from prescribing medicine for
sick folks. However, it is usually a
poor physician who has so small a
practice that he has to fit glasses on
the side, to make a living. If you
value your eyes, go to DIR. Evenson of
Lacrosse. ADV.
"A goodly number of people of the
city made trips of inspection to the
DR.. Christensen Guernsey farm on
West Prairie, last Sunday. The place
appears TO be a rendezvous for Sun
day visitors, and there is much of in
terest there to see in fine buildings
and choice live stock. Extensions in
buildings and conveniences this sea-
son are noticeable. In the recent i'm
portation of twenty head of young
cattle from the Isle of Guernsey by
DR.. ChFistianson, is a bull that cost
him $500. On the return trip the
CENSOR editor drove TO the home of
the well-known old pioneer and veter-
an soldier John n Vance who has