Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-31
Short News Stories of Interest
of Comngs
viroqua Vicinity
New story.
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Fancy grapes per basket, 80
cents at Romans Grocery.
Liquid glass for preserving eggs
at o. E. Davis drug store.
Ball Band rubbers always give
satisfaction at NJ. ]. Felix
See the nice new line of jewellery
at Atwood's. Watches for all.
"A new daughter came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson.
All kinds of paper and roofing
for fall repairing, at the Nuzum yard
Wall paper, alabastine, flat paints
and varnishes at 0. E. Davis drug
store.
Take your repair work to At
wood, the jeweler. Prices reason
able.
Choice Vernon county farms.
See Thorson & Son at Westby before
you buy. 43-2
Order your sorm sash now, be
prepared for cold weather, at the
Nuzum yard.
One Hoosier glass top barn ven
tillator at close-out price at Chas. S.
Slack & Cos.
Harold Kellicutt went to La
Crosse expecting to get employment
for the winter.
Joseph Pennell and wife take a
month off and visit old scenes and
friends in Ohio
Albert Larsons family had as
their guests Mrs. Viola Gillett and
child of DeSoto.
Prof. Stone of the high school
faculty, entertained his parents, who
reside in Indiana.
Luther H. Glenn and daughter
Clara paid visit to their daughter
and sister at Colby.
Use Bankers cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrah. All drug stores.
Mrs. G.. G. Fawcett paid q visit
to her son and daughter, who are at
tending college in Milwaukee.
After several months spent in
Florida looking after property inter-
ests, Lars j. Brye returned home.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest, in amounts
up to $4,000. Proctor & Proctor.
Ball Band overshoes and rubbers,
for comfort and long wear at The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson
Ball Band four buckle rubber
arctics with extra heel and top. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson
-1It6 DiS COIASOlludISu I0bAACA an
church convention opens at Westby
this Thursday, to continue four days
You want one of those new Won
der Washes Free? Readdahe Sauer
Hardware Co. advertisement in this
issue.
You will hear good music at the
annual E. F. U. lodge dance Friday
night, November IA - Culver's will
play.
One Howell corn shelter and one
new cast burr feed mill at special
prices at Chas S. Slack & Cos al
once.
The play which was to have been
given October 81 in Avalanche school
house was postponed to Saturday
November 3rd.
j. w. Thayer is back from his
logging operations at Mellen and is
looking for all the good choppers ano
loggers he can hire.
The Willard Bowman 8-room res
idence and two nice garden lots, for
rent Phone 286, Or see Mr.. Bowman
at Williams feed store. 442*
Wednesday night, November IA
under auspices of f. F. U. lodge, a
big dance will be given at Running S
hall, Culver's orchestra furnishing the
music.
Commencing November first, ev-
cry hat in my millinery store will be
sold for $3.50 to $475. Nothing
above that Miss Helen Quamme, in
Running block.
Friends here in her old home
learn of serious injury to Mrs. J.
M. White at Lacrosse, where she fell
down a flight of stairs, fracturing
her shoulder.
Real estate dealers, Shreve &
Treseder, sold the Ole Roberg farm
to VIM. Sisbach. Also the Tuhus
farm in Jefferson to Mr.. Meyers from
eastern Vernon county.
Parties wishing to make trip
to Louisiana and see some practical
land bargains should see Chas. S
Slack soon as he expects to go south
the first part of November.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Helgeson are
moving to Red Mound, where they
will work the farm of Col. Wakefield
the coming year. Mrs. Helgeson will
teach the school in their district.
A Lacrosse paper intimates that
an extensive timber deal is on for
Sawyer county, where NJ. H. Bekke-
dial is contemplating purchase of a.
900 acres of standing timber for log
ging purposes, addition to his pres
ent holdings.
Mr.. D. NJ. Hunter, who spent
some months looking after farming
interests near Kickapoo Center, re-
turned to his Waukesha home. He
has purchase an interest and be-
comes manae~r of an extensive lum-
Der business in that city.
Numerous persons who have
been in Viroqua of late to make pur-
chases of horses have taken out a
good many desirable animals. Farm
ers have been too busy to give care
full attention to marketing. There has
never been a time when SO many fine
horses were bred in the county. This
is because of many excellent sires be-
ing brought in of late years.
j w. Thayer was in northern
Wisconsin for ten days, where he
commenced a big job of logging. He
SAYS there is work for everybody at
good wages in the north, that bust
ness in all avenues is on the hum.
They had good crops and are receiv-
ing fine prices for all commodities
but like this section, are backward in
closing up the years affairs. They
had fall of foot of snow last week,
but it did not lay on the ground long.
Been to Sunday School Lately?
Next Sunday is the tine you viii
want to be with the crowd. Interna-