Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-11-07
LOCAL JorTINGs
County board next Tuesday.
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Oak roof sheetlng and boards
very cheap at Thayers'.
Ladies plush coats from $50 TO
S45 dollars at Rogers.
Mems new Chippewa work shoes
at low prices. See NJ. j. Felix.
Use DIR. Hess Panacea to make
your hens lay eggs. o. f. DAYS drug
gist.
Lowell & Covels famous choco-
lates are now handled by o. E. DAYS,
druggist.
New sweaters for men, women,
boys and girls at NJ. J. Felix, the
right price.
Mrs. Andrew Forum returned
from weeks visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Philip Biddison purchased three
acres of pasture land from DIR. Suttle
in the south part of the city.
Mr.. ]. H. Harris, FORMER post
master of Prairie du Chen, was a
business caller in the city on Monday
Miss Caryl Williams accepted a
position as instructor in Stoughton
high school, and departed for that
city.
Young women, your services are
needed, but first take a coures in the
Mankato Commercial College, Manka-
to, MINI.
Your next suit, for workmanship,
fit and quality, The Royal Tailors and
NJ. Born tailoring line represented at
NJ. j. Felix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manville Running
of Westby, mourn the loss of twin
daughters born to them about three
weeks since.
&C. E. Cliff and family removed
to Viola, their former home. He has
been employed in the Kuehler hard
ware store.
See the fine stock of hats that
are being sold so cheap at Miss Guam
mes store-S1.50 to S4.75. This is a
big reduction.
Call the Nuzum Yard, phone
40, for storm sash. They will take
measurements if desired and guaran-
tee them to fit.
An unusually large and fine as
sortment of wool dress goods at SUIT
tie & Tate's at prices much lower than
+ the present market.
That good time comes the night
of the l4th-anniversary dance of the
| E. F. u. lodge. Music by Culver's
orchestra. Be there.
If you will try pail of Dr. Hess
Stock food and you are not satisfied
with results l will refund your money.
o. E. Davis, druggist.
| -DeSoto Lansing ferry across the
| Mississippi closed for the season. 1t
did a good business the past season
| because well conducted by Joe Adams.
Friday and Saturday, respective
| ly of this week, should be big days at
LaFarge and Viroqua-days desig-
mated for county conventions of teach
/ ers and school board members. The
public is also invited
Having sold shis farm. Toilet
! Brudos and family will move from
Retreat neighborhood to Lacrosse.
The place was divided into halves and
sold to liver Olson and Reuben DeLap,
giving each eighty acres.
| Earl fainter went to Lemmen,
South Dakota, to accept a teaching
position in consolidated country
school, With high and normal ed
ucation Earl ought to be able to give
it to them off the right reel in the
west
Friends and relatives hereabouts
learn with pleasure that a seven
pound daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Lind. at
| Newry, October %. The young par
ents are to be congratulated over the
| happy event of their first heir.
| Mr.. Chas. II. Ballsrud of Westby,
recently returned from a trip to Can
ada, where he inspected lands and
other things and was much satisfied
with conditions and purchased a half
section of land, with possibilities that
he may eventually make it his home.
State teachers association was
held in Milwaukee last week. This
city was represented by Prof. Smith
of the training school, Miss Neprud,
county superintendent, and Misses
| Fitzgerald, Widmer and Buxton of
the high school.
Professor Heindel, head of the
city schools, was unable to be at his
post last week because of a severe
cold. He is able to look after duties
now. Two other members of the
teaching force were also incapaci-
tated because of prevalence of Lard
colds.
MIR. and Mrs. James S. Treseder
have been entertaining guests from
Denver, Mr. Treseders brother Mar
tin and wife. The gentleman is an
old resident of Iowa county. enlisting
at Galena in General Grants famous
regiment.
Mr.. Gus Slaback, Viola, placed
his order for a 12x24 wood tire~silo to
be shipped 1T once so he may erect
and fill it yet this season. He has a
lot of frosted corn he cut up in time
and he realizes the silo is the only
way to get all theirs is in the corn
c-0g.
Mrs. Ed Michaelson of Nebraska,
with her little son, visiting the par
rental home in Harmony town, the
Ben Hanson family In a business
call to extend her subscription to the
Censor Mrs. Michaelson said they had
fairly good crop conditions in Nebras-
ka and they are satisfied with their
western home after several years
residence there.
If your child squints mis- eyes, if
he holds his book too close, if he
would rather stay around the house
than with the boys, if his lessons are
a bore to him, if he complains of head
ache-take him to a skillful optom-
etrist for a thorough examination Of
his eyes and ocular muscles. All
these conditions are more frequently
reflex symptoms of defective eyes
See DR.. Evenson at Lacrosse.
Hon. William Henry Harrison
Cash, of New Lisbon, famed as
railroad builder, legislator, humorist
and business man, was a caller in the
city on Sunday Bill" is just a little
more worked up than anybody over
the fact that the state highway COM