Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-23
Short News Stories of Interest
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Vicinity
Ladies free night Monday night.
Mrs. 7. o Mork visited her sister

BOWIE
Alderman w. S. Proctor made a
business trip to LaFsrge.
Miss Luna Costing passed a few
days with Lacrosse friends.
Bargain sale of all trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats ut Mrs Norris
Have you tried that fine ice cream
at ''Y cur Store?" Its great.
James Dennis and wife visited their
daughter at Richland Center
-Ieedames Ingersoll and Bronson
visited sick cousia at Bangor
DP 6s!dwin, dentist, second 4.sof
Fergusoa building. Pho'r Sc
An electric drink mixer is a new
novelty in Fraakhn's restaurant.
A wonderful new line of patterns
and dress trimmings at Suttle & Tate's
Ben Nuzum, wife and child of To-
nah spent Sunday at the Joel Nuzrm
home.
Try our matted milk It's delici-
GUS. Mixed with electric mixer at
Your Store
Pages from Life, " a thriller. next
Saturday starting at Z Two shows, at
the Opera house.
Biggest bargain vet. Canned april
SwegeT's grocery
William G Webb has bought the
opposition hardware store at Viola and
now has the trade all to himself.
Remember the dance at Running s
hall Friday night Bring girl or two
Fine music by Culver's orchestra.
Remember We have some great
bargains left for you in coats, blankets,
comforts and furs. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs Fred kellicut entertained her
former aid associates of Ross at her
home in this city on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. OK. Nuzum will give an oys-
ter supper Saturday night FebruaE'
26, for benefit of the Brush hollow aid
Everybody welcome.
We buy windows, doors and roof
ing in car lots ard secure great price
advantage We will help you keep
down building costs at the Nuz1m Yard
Mr.. w. D. Dyson and son Freder-
lex went 10 Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
where the young man will take treat
ment FIR. Fred Eckhart will join them
in few days.
Postmaster Jens Davidson, Harold
Nelson, Ole E. Medium, o. 7. LiDdvig
and c. NJ Jefson were callers in the
county seat from Westby on Monday
between trains,
DR.. and Mrs Rogue were up from
Westby to pay Mr. and Mrs. RoselaJc
8 visit. They accept the exact plans
of the new Roselsnd dwelling for a
home TO be built at Westby this season
One fur-lined coat, size A, worth
$40, you can buy it for $40. Also one
size 40, worth $50, will go at $40 This
is leas than you can buy an ordinary
cloth coat for The Blue Front Store
John Stoll made transfer last weei;
of the o. o Ostrem place miles west
of Viroqus, owned by George Schroe-
der, to AL Lombard of FeTryville, who
will make his home there and farm the
place
The recent delivery of 1000 bushels
of dry Kansas corn to As farmers of this
vicinity, at tn, inform price OF 65 cts,
proves that Thaver has respect for his
contracts and is able and willing to de-
liver the goods.
Mrs NJ Gulbrandson' music his.
tory class was entertained by Mrs. w
Norris on Friday evening last. The
class has been entertained by Mrs
Louis Thompson, Mrs. M. Roman and
Mrs. B frohawk.
--Janitor Billy Shower ha il
chalked down st tine court house that
on last July 4th mercury stood 52above
zerc; on Thursday last. February 18th,
Is. Not q great difference between
midsummer and mid winter.
Joseph Jefson was in the city from
Avalanche. After living on the ole
home farm all his life Mr. Jefson has
sold O Joseph Mcdaniel. He h s
bought the Klevseth place northwest
of Westby, the early home of his wife.
The dwelling house of l.. R Axlen,
in Whestland town, was destroyed by
ire, week ago, occurring in the day
time, The Argus says it is understood
the fire was started by children playing
with matches and that liberal insur-
ance was carried
Westward, hoi is The cry with Jas.
S. Mains of Ontario section, having ex-
changed his Brush Creek farm of 12S
acres with Thomas Buchanan of this
city for his residence property in Va
lier, Montana, and his homestead few
miles distant. Mr. Mains will remove
to Montana.
Captain Buffers was at Onalaska
to make an address before an associa-
tion of business men. At Lacrosse
hospital he witnessed the operation per-
formed upon Earl Truesdale, very IN
usual one, to relieve him of rheumatism
and stiff knee joint. 1t was very
painful and required two hours on the
operating table. 1t is too soon to find
results.
M;,looI Coua,da- vr,e ~ tba
city from Retreat to attend the funer-
al of mis- old comrade, Isaac n. Groves.
He laments the fact that he is the only
member of the original Company F.,
Sth Wisconsin Regiment, who now lives
in the county and state. John w. Green
man was captain, now residing in the
state of Washington.
Miss Minnie Dummer of Harmony
town, went 10 Illinois to be with her sis
ter Louise during a sore affection she is
passing through. Her husband, H. E.
Rurchard, net with very painful &C
cident while operating an automobile.
In some manner one of his eyes was
gouged out and it is feared he will lose
the sight of the other one.
The most beautiful steel range ever
offered to the up-to date housewife is
the porcelain enameled. All steel parts
subject to the hardest use, are coated
with porcelain enamel baked on at a
temperature of 1000 degrees. This
terrific heat fuses the enamel SO that
it actually becomes part of the steel it
self. We have an especially low price
on this range. Look it over at Kueb-
ler's Hardware.
That was a delightful leap year
party given by female members of the
younger class Of the city lady youth