Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-26
LOCAL JoTTNGS

| Barn paint and house paint at O..
! E. Davis drug store.
Special tobacco lath. very fine,
at the Nuzum Yards.
All wool Jersey sweaters for boys
, and men at NJ, ]. Felix.
Cotton and wool blankets at rea-
sonable prices at NJ. j. Felix.
Mrs. Marion Qualey is over from
| Richland Center to visit friends.
A half-top of coal free. See an
nouncement Of Kuebler Hardware.
Miss Fora Fish opened school in
Bishop Branch district on Monday.
| Mrs. John Nix is here from Sparta
to visit relatives and old-time friends.
Miss Arvilla Relden of Caledonia,
Minnesota, is guest at J.E. Nuzum's.
We call attention to the display
advertisement of Fladen g. Henrikson.
Wall paper, alabastine, fat paints
and varnishes at o. (. Davis drug
store.
Several from this city attended
evangelistic meetings in Viola last
Sunday.
The Crook and Biddison families
spent Sunday at Camp Robinson near
Sparta.
Six pounds of coffee 81, soap sc
per bar, matches &c per box, rice Sc
per pound.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and Ca
tarrh All drug stores.
Wilbur Ward of Glendive, Mon
tana, has been visiting relatives at
Chaseburg and in this city.
Make haste slowly, but lose no
time in sending for Mankato CONNER
cial College catalogue. Mankato, Mimi.
Anton Olson is in market making
purchases of new goods for his new
store, which he viii move into next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Devlin went to
Rochester on Tuesday, where Mrs.
/ Devlin expects TO undergo an opera
tion.
For style, beauty and workman
ship nothing will equal the Hand
macher IL Wolf coats at Surenson &
Dahls.
Wanted Men and teams to con-
tract for cutting and hauling of logs
at Ballon, Ashland county. j. w.
Thayer.
An Esofea landmark was destroy
ed by fire on Tuesday of last week
the residence and shoemaker shop of
c. B. Kleppe.
We will receive a carload of
peaches in bushel baskets, the first of
next week. Leave your orders at
Sweger's grocery store.
| The Rev.J.T Morgans, who preach
, ed in this county thirty odd years
since, has retired from the Methodist
ministry and located in Lancaster.
Mrs Henry Collister of Portland,
Oregon, is visiting her sisters, Mr.. Ole
Hendriksou and Mrs. S. J. Dregne. She
will be remembered as Miss Thea Lee.
George Nelson of West Prairie
paid $50 and costs in county court on
complaint of driving an automobile in
I an alleged condition of intoxication.
Mrs. Jerome Favor returned from
a visit with her daughter in Mime
sofa. She was also at Sioux Falls, S.
D. Her little granddaughter return
ed with her.
Mrs. Lerendosky, inmate at the
county asylum for only few days,
died Monday. Remains we're taken
TO Stoddard for burial. She was 81
years old.
We bought Stewart stoves before
the advance, therefore can save you
money. No better stoves made. Get
our prices before buying. The Kueb-
Ter Hardware.
John NJ. fainter came home from
Manitowoc for a short stay. He is
employed with several hundred others
in the ship building yards. Says they
sent out one day last week, ship
each for Norway and Sweden.
MIS-. Geo. c. Henry, for a week,
| has been in Lutheran hospital, having
been operated upon for appendicitis
and tumor. Mr. Henry and her sis
ter have been with her most of the
time She is making satisfactory re-
covery.
1t is marvellous how the safety
/ First" Ford emergency brakes are
taking. Geo. Southworth of LaFarge,
and Clarence Gardner, each had these
brakes installed on their new Ford
cars Saturday evening after supper.
Chas. S. Slack & Company are gener-
al agents for Wisconsin. See them.
Frank Vince just installed for the
| Kuebler Hardware, in the farm home
of Chas Schroeder, in Harmony, bath
room fixtures. hot and cold water. The
power installed does water pumping,
runs cream separator. From the sep
arator the skim milk is piped to the
hog house.
School children do better work
when their eyesight is normal. Save
i their eyes while young. Eyestrain
causes headache and other nervous
troubles. DIR. Evenson at Lacrosse
has the ability and all the instruments
necessary to make an examination of
the eyes, and then has the lens-grind-
ing laboratory to get perfect-ftting
eyeglasses. Adv
j. w. Thayer is pre- pairing to make
a heavy cut of timber in Ashland
! county, Ballon station. Yesterday he
shipped horses and household goods
for three families. AS assistants in
the work George Townsend of Reads
town, takes charge of the cutting of
timber and running of boarding house.
! AS managers Cf the hauling, loading,
shipping, etc, Olaf Hanson of Viro-
qua and Edward Woodcock of Reads
town, will be employed Mr.. Thayer
| will give the work part of his time
regularly.
Former Sheriff Will Ericsson was
a Rockton caller during the fair. He
was accompanied by Former Chair
man Clifford Brokaw, who has resided
in Missouri for some years, but is de-