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

] -oplCSS lof pickles at ~. T.. laws
| drug store.
Barn paint and house paint at o.
E. Davis drug store.
| -Rummage sale for bargains,
/ Saturday, October 49,
| Mrs. Ed Carr visited relatives in
| Lacrosse over Sunday
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
| Ferguson building. Phone &C.
Potatoes are plentiful in this
market at 65 to so cents per bushel.
Miss Lucy Dawson has been
chosen secretary of the new credit
| association.
We keep full line of Dr. Rob-
erts' veterinary medicines. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
Fancy head rice cents per
pound, matches cents, soap cents,
and cornfllakes cents, at Romans
| Grocery.
The Bank of Viroqua is INSTALL
ing a new section of steel deposit
boxes in its vault for accommodation
of patrons.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E., Nowatney
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Clark and Mrs.
W. H. Ledman autoed to Lacrosse
last Friday.
Hans P Larson paid visit to
his daughter at Wausau and looked
after business matters in conjunction
Herewith.
If you want to buy, sell or ex-
change your farm or city property
write or call on T. ]. Thorson & Son,
Westby, Wis. Al
Good Bye Germany" as sang
by Mr.. Hamilton at the Chautauqua,
now on sale at Browns Music Store,
mailed for 15c per copy.
Coming to the Star, Sunday af-
ternoon and evening, "The Stacker"
the mighty drama of the day and
hour Benefit Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Boals and
daughter returned to Columbus, Ohio,
after visiting two weeks with the for
mer's aunt, Mrs. Jesse Latta.
Secretary Berlie Moore of the
county council of defense, is at the
state capital representing the local
organization in state meeting.
Mrs. r. j. Rosenfeld came from
Minneapolis to visit her brother H
E. Packard, and sister Z. ). II. c..
Gardner, and numerous other rela-
tives.
Superintendent Neprud has as
weekend visitors Miss Ethel Void
and Mr.. Seitz of Lacrosse. In their
honor a picnic was held at Mapledale
on Saturday.
-Nels Hendrickson is about to
move to town, having exchanged his
farm of SO acres on Pierce ridge to
John Shower for his house and plat
of land three houses west of city
park.
Mrs. Will Dewitt came from
Warrens to pass few days with
relatives and acquaintance in and
about Viropua. She was accompani-
ed by her sister, Mrs. Eta VanWag-
ner- Pears, of Moline, Illinois.
Just received, at Williams Feed
Store, two carloads of Ardee and
Mothers Best flour. You cannot buy
any better. We also have a COM
plete line of good white shorts, Red
Dog standard middlings, bran, oil
meal. etc. Ali
Mr.. Z. V. Wernick, manager of
the Hillsboro cOndensery, was sum-
moned TO Washington, as were re-
representatives. of all other institu-
tons of the kind, TO consult with
Food Director Hoover, who had it in
view to regulate price on milk pro-
| ducts manufactured.
Former Chairman Alex Skolos
was in the city on Friday soliciting
aid for reconstruction of the dwell
ing house of Mr.. and Mrs. Kleppe,
whose home was recently destroyed
| by fire in the hamlet of Esofea.
Alex felt that It was generous and
neighborly act and well merited.
Manager Brown went to La
| Crosse Monday, where he made ar
rangement. with the showing of 1.-THE
| Stacker Immediately following the
three days engagement of this great
picture at the Majestic thatre. This
will be shown in Viroqua Sunday af-
ternoon and evening and percent
age of the gross receipts viii go to
the Red Cross.
County Income Assessor Davis
writes the Censor note from a La
| Crosse hospital, where he has been
for some days. He says that Mrs.
Davis was operated upon last Satur-
day and is doing nicely, although
weak For years she has been an
| invilid. Her acquaintance hope she
may be fully restored to health.
First snow for the season fell
Tuesday all day. 1t is just a re-
hinder that we have at least six
months of winter before us. The
| thought combined with the knowledge
| of coal chortage in the country,
makes people SILVER in advance.
Rev Edgar T. Farrill of Milwau-
kee, field secretary FOR the Wiscon-
sin Christian Endeavor Union, gave
an address last Monday before the
Endeavorers of the city in the Chris
| tian church. He also addressed the
high school and training school stu
dents in the afternoon.
For her eighty-third birthday,
Mrs. Malina Harrington received a
genuine postal shower from the men,
bers of the w. C. T. U. She wishes
to thank her many friends for their
kind wishes, through the columns of
the Censor.
Before we forget it, let US make
note of the fact that Viroqua
streets are, by far, in the best cOndi-
tion they have been since the town
was a yearling. Mayor Garrett and
his helpers have done splendid work
| the present season, and they are en-
titled to public thanks. Nearly ev-
cry street in the city has been grad
ed in proper shape, oiled and work
ed. And it is no boast to say that
| Viroqua has now more miles of good
dirt highways than any small city
in this section of the state.
The senior and junior Proctor
| f. miles, accompanied by Mrs.Joseph
/ Pulver, paid visit 70 Newton rela-