Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-10-11
Mallory hats. stoll 4 Groves,

A fine assortment of fur trimmings
at Snttle 81 Tate's.
Liberty. Matinee at 4:30 tomor-
row, Thursday 5 and l0c.
A new line of ladies' and children's
furs at Suttle & Tate's.
When in need of Durocs with size
and quality see McClurg Bros.
DIR Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone ~.
Ray Nuzum is working the
Beaver motor works in Milwaukee.
Another shipment of new fall coats
at reasonable prices at NJ. }. Felix.
Rooms for rent upstairs in the
Roman building. Inquire of Max Ro-
man. 40-4w
Ladies of viroqua Congregational
church on Friday of this week, hold a
rummage sale.
Mrs Gwaltney of Kansas City,vis-
tied with Ed Norris and Ray Norris
for three weeks.
Nothing to compare at the price
with Stephenson and Munsing under
wear for men. Stoll & Groves.
The ladies Of the NJ. E church will
serve oyster stews election day and
night. West room of Williams feed
store.
Your buildings are dried out and
in fine shape for painting. Why not
use weather proof paint Sold by O.
L. 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.
Cards from Montana announce to
Viroqua friends the birth of a son,
Gordon, to Kate Rayner-Amsden of
Kingsley, that state.
Senator Bennett is in Montana on
business. He left before the call for
the special legislative session, hence
is not able to be present.
Mr.. Geo. T. Evans of this city has
with his family, returned to his form
er home, Minneapolis, after a resi-
|dence here of about two years.
Frank Williams has purchased
from Kissel dealer NJ. o. Larsen. a
Kissel light six touring car, the first
one to be owned in Vernon cou-ty.
The Coey Flyer has won the 300
mile reliability race across New Jer-
sey and back, also winning least oil
and gasoline consumption prizes. = w.
EB.
Ladies' Utz & Dunn atent leath-
er and gun metal shoes, small sizes,
So so to 81 90 values, special SL98 at
Nj. j. Felix. 10000 pony votes with
each pair
Miss Clara Mccall, who recently
graduated from the Valparaiso con-
servatory of music, has gone TO Iowa
where she will teach music and art In
the public schools.
Chief Clerk MunSon went to Mad
ison on Monday to perform his duties
at the special session of the legisla-
ture, which opened yesterday and will
doubtlessly close today.
Sunday was an ideal day for "go-
| ing somewhere" From every direc-
ton Viroqua had auto parties. Lii
cense plates were displayed from
| Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois.
Underwear is a serious problem
this season with most merchants. We
bought so early that our prices are
not affected by the big advance. All
kinds Blue Front, Ellefson & John
son.
Mrs. Christine Hawkins of Chica-
so has been guest at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Nels Solverson. She
was called here to attend the funeral
of her brother-in-law, the late Louis
7. Johnson.
The annual sub-district rally of
the Epworth League will be held in
the NJ. f. church Saturday evening
and Sunday. All young peoplesof the
city are especially invited to the re-
ception Saturday evening.
The Stoll, Kuebler and Goldsmith
| families, Mrs Louise Sine, Grandmas
Wise and Groves and Alba Groves
spent Sunday at the Stoll cottage.
| Mr.. kuebler installed Delco electric
| lighting system in the cottage.
Suits and overcots! Now is the
time you think about a new suit and
overcoat. We desire to say that you
will find here the very best in style,
quality and wear. The new pencil
backs for young men. Blue Front
Store, Ellefson "a johnson.
-Overseer and Janitor Billy Shower
is Sticking things up about the court
| house park in such way that one feels
somewha lost over there. He has
made the place brighter and healthi-
er by general trim-up and removal
of useles limbs from trees.
The Congregational church at ia
maica, Vermont, has prevailed upon
Mrs. A. E. Hartwell to take charge
of the work from which her husband,
their beloved pastor, was so suddenly
called. She has decided to remain
with them for at least the coming
! winter.
The State Civil Service COM
mission announces that examinations
will be held at various places through
out the state October 18th to 2lst to
| fill long list of positions. AppIca-
tion blanks and detailed information
can be secured from the Wisconsin
Civil Service Commission, Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Casperson had
a very narrowing experience Satur-
day evening while motoring to Viro-
qua from Chaseburg. While passing
a car drawn up at the side of the road
a man sprang out of the bushes and
ordered 'hands up. BY the time
Ira had stopped the car and elevated
1 his 'fippers' it was discovered THAI
the man held beer faucet in his
hand and was inviting them TO helI
sample keg.
Your eyes have certain troubles
that must be discovered before you
can intelligentlY prescribe the proper
! glasses. To do this, requires special
instruments and equipment and not
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