Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-13

Horse buyers neat week.
The Miracle of Lite at the Opera
house, Monday.
Fine California peaches, $l.10 a
crate, at Romans grocery.
-Thayer has coop for you to haul
your poultry in if wanted.
-Cuticle ice for removing hang
nails, price 25c at o. E. Davis.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
Miss Pearl Side left for Warrens
where she will teach the coming year.
Mrs. jerome Favor returned from
visit with the DR.. Moe family at
Heron Lake, Minnesota.
Miss Hannah jacobson entertained
party at 500, Friday evening, eight
young married lady friends.
Miss Lena Primer leaves here
on Friday to take up her teaching du-
ties as teacher near Kendall.
Another carload of those famous
Bucks just received. Come in and
see them. Clark's Buick garage.
Don't look any further for tobAc-
CO lath. Nuzum & Sons have a large
stock, the best of material at right
prices.
We have large and fine supply
of paint, oil and varnish on hand.
Come in and get our prices before
you buy Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mrs. ". L. Bolen and children
returned from La Crosse. The little
ones were operated on for adnoids
and tonsils and both are doing we'll.
Lite Lucille Linton is home with
Grandpa and Grandma Favor after a
protracted visit with her father, Thorn
as Linton, at Lavina. Montana.
"A basket soc al viii he held On the
lawn at the farm home of Alfred Jer-
man at Southwest Prairie next Sun
day asternoon,t to which all are invited.
The Blue Front Store: Always pre-
pared to supply the needs of men and
boys in the latest and best wearing
apparel from head TO foot. EIlefson
* johnson.
Judge Levi Bancroft of Richland
Center, had professional business here
in probate court, last Saturday. He
also had opportunity to greet many
friends.
Mrs Jas Richason of Blue River,
Wisconsin, bought a l2x24 wood tire
redwood-lined silo of Chas S. Slack
after watching the one sold to her SON
in-law, Elmer Eaton, last year.
John Torgerson, Newman Bros,
and JAS. Drudik are erecting wood
tire silos bought of Chas. S. Slack.
Also VIM. Weiser of Soldiers Grove,
has one l2x24 with Hoosier root.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Williams
motored to Appleton, taking three
daughters to Lawrence University.
May was there last year, Esther and
Ruth now entering as freshmen.
Ontario schools have as instruc-
tors this year: Principal, Mr. Swan
cult; assistants, MIR. Goodman and
Mrs. Clymer; grades Miss Allie Pope,
Miss Anna Lynch, Miss Ruth Allerd.
Prof. and Mrs. Heindel rendered
a pleasant reception to instructors in
the public schools and county normal
at their home on Friday evening. 1t
was a get-acquainted affair much en-
joyed.
Go where you can dance after II
o'clock! Another big barn dance at
Geo. Wheeler's Sunnyside poultry
farm Saturday night of this week.
Extra fine 5-piece orchestra. Tickets
so cents.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the prac-
tice of law at his office in the Lude-
mann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atteu-
ton. 39-tf
Governor Philip has appointed
from this county as delegates to the
National Farmers Congress to be held
at ElPaso. Texas, October 1926, Glen
p. Molly of Ontario, Harry McClurg
of Viroqua and r. L. Freehoff ofCoon
Valley.
Pearl Fish of Kendall vicinity is
erecting his l2X24 wood tire silo bought
of Chas. S. Slack. This is the third
wood tire 12x24 redwood lined silo sold
to the Warren Fish family, Warren
and his two sons, Cliff and Pearl. each
have wood tire silo.
-Mrand Mrs. Britt Gillette of War
rens Mills, are in the city visiting
their son and family MIR. Gillette .
has not been in Viroqua for forty-four
years, although living in an adjoining
county most of these years. He re-
cognizes but few places, most of the 4
landmarks having disappeared, bot 4
as to persons and things. BE is a
Of the numerous Gillette fam
lies who located here in the earliest
days of NirOqua.
Having been nominated for Unit
ed States senator last Tuesday at the
primary as the democratic candidate.
William +. Wolfe Of Lacrosse. opened /.
the party campaign in Viroqua on
Saturday night, speaking TO a fair
sized crowd in the open air at Hotel
FOrtneY corner. a number from
Westby and Cashton came 70 hear
bin. From a democratic standpoint
Mr.. Wolfe acquitted himself well.
He is a strong and pleasant speaker.