Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-17
-Coming-Douglas Fairbanks.

at o. E. Davis drug store
Try our new elastic top Royal
Worcester 81 corset. Suttle & Tate.
One lot boys lace shoes, sizes 4
to 81, special at S1.S5, at NJ. j. Fe-
lix'.
Wall paper, alabastine flat paints
and varnishes at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Mems and boys winter caps at
so cents, rs cents, 81, $1.25, $3.50 at
M. ]. Felix.
Order your sorm sash now, be
prepared for cold weather, at the
Nuzum yard.
DIR. Suttle is preparing to go to
California to spend the winter with
his daughter and son.
Use Bankers cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrah. All drug stores.
Mrs. 7. N. Slime of LaFarge,
was guest of the Nels Solverson and
Hooverson families in this city.
Don't forget the bigszlance in
Running's hall, Friday, October &c.
Culver's orchestra viii furnish the
music.
Amy one wishing to dispose of
his Patriarch's Militant uniform, cor
respond with EN-. Bowers, Rice Lake
Wisconsin.
just received a carload of White
Pearl flour, book your future orders
with us now and save money. Ro-
mans Grocery.
Red Cross pins will be given to
all members of the order who call at
the library rest room on Friday OF
Monday afternoon.
Fix those windows for winter, all
sizes of window glass at Towner's
Double P. D. checks will be given on
all glass and putty.
Mrs. Ezra White has purchased
from her father, N. D. McLees, the
pebble dashed cottage and two lots
near the Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs n. d. McLees left
yesterday, for visit to their daugh-
tr and old acquaintance in North
Dakota. They expect to be absent
for about a month.
On Wednesday a company of thf
''bechelor girls" of the city enjoyed g
six o'clock dinner at Mrs. Munyon's
boarding house in honor of the ami
versary of Miss Irene Suttle. A the
atre party followed.
that old veteran and pioneer
citizen, Chas c. Brown, while caring
for his poultry fell from an elevation
and fractured two ribs. He is pref
ty sore but declares that a thing like
that can't down a youngster in his
eighties.
Foundations are in for two mod
ern new cottages, one immediatel!
north of DR.. Butts place, by Free
Wheeler; one by Gilbert Burkhard
on the vacant corner lot near Mcln
tosh's warehouse. They will b'
pushed to completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Peterson have
taken possession of their new resi-
dence, which Chris has had unde
construction the past year. 1t Il
one of the modern and convenien
homes of the city. The family ough
to enjoy it to the fullest extent.
-Chas. S. Slack has full line o
road machinery and bridge materia
and reinforcements as well as tn
best culvert material. The bette
Roads Manufacturing Company max
b this line of goods and Slack has fou
counties to sell them in. Give Slacl
a trial roder and see.
Andrew .. OJCIpCs OLiC VI va
enterprising young farmers of Cool
Prairie, was q caller at our office Mon
day. He says loss of the corn crol
is just beginning to be seriousl.
felt-the time for fattening hogs TO
market. The Sjerpe Brothers ad
vertise a stock hog in today's paper
Gaps! This weather remlnd
YOU that winter is near and you mus
prepare to keep comfortable. TIL
first thing which will appeal to yoV
is something to keep the head warm
Our line of caps is so large and com
plete that no matter what you want
we can supply it. Do not neglect t
come in and inspect the many kind
and styles. Prices are right, toe
The Blue Front Store. Ellefson 4
Johnson.
Winner tanning mills are on tn
move at the Chas. S. Slack genera
agency. The new grain law make
the farmers buy early this year. Sc
them at Shas. S. Slack & Cos. of
fee or at their several agencies a
Westby, Cashton, LaFarge, HILLSIDE
70, Lacrosse, Genoa, Chasburg, Bos
cobel. Woodman, Muscoda, LoneRocb
and many other points in southern
Wisconsin, established by the Slac
agency.
Frank Minshaii was, we believ
Viroquas only representative at Gay
Mills fair, last week, whereas hun
dreds would have been numbered wit
the throng but for beastly weather
which continued from start to finiSl
except that Saturday was clear.
rained and showed most of the weel
and on two mornings mercury stoo
within 16 and IS of the zero mari
1t was certainly the worst fair wee
imaginable. The society must hav
lost money Mr.. Minshall says Their
was a great array of concessions o
the grounds, together with big liv
stock and fruit exhibit.
Mrs. J. NJ. Rusk and her daugh
ter Mary returned from the stat
capital, where they were guests o
Mrs. Henry Casson for few days
The Madison Democrat contains
haIf-column account OF reception
given in their honor by Mrs. Casson,i
which many old friends participated
their associates and acquaintance
while General Rusk was governor
They had opportunity to atten
church and listen to sermon by tn
uastor who was with the Congrega
tional church during their occupan
CIV of the executive mansion. The
maid a visit TO the new capitol an
had special attention accorded theT
in a guide to view the same. It
editor of the Democrat remarks tina
"the Wisconsin capital retains tende
remembrance of the Rusk family.