Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-26
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters
Viroqua and Vicinity
Insure with Holm Dawson & Co.

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Der Romans grocery.
Ladies new winter coats and suits
Just arrived at NJ. ]. Felix.
Walter Hutchinson came from Iowa
to visit relatives and take in the fair,
Mems new English shoes, tan, ma
hogany and black, S. and So. M. j.
Felix.
We keep a full line of DR.. Roberts
veterinary medicines. o. E. Davis
druggist.
Harold Dennis is here from wy.
oming for visit with relatives and
friends.
Boiled linseed oil 81 10 per gallon
until August 30 at the c. L. Coleman
Lumber Co. yard.
We guarantee the Conklin fouu.
tain pen to give satisfaction. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
II. W. Thayer is arranging to ship
apples, oats and other produce to
Ashland county, Wis.
Feed your chickens Hess Panacea
it helps them through moulting sea
son. o. E. Davis druggist.
Money to loan on real estate Sc.
curity, 6 per cent interest, in amounts
up to $4,000 Proctor & Proctor.
Mr.. Joseph Wagner of Hillsboro
town, came to visit his daughter, Mrs
w. E. Butt, and take in the fair.
Will E. Nelson and wife are en-
pertaining at their home, a seven
pound daughter, their seventh child
-Erastus Bowman and wife came
from Sparta to attend old home tan
and visit among relatives and many
friends.
Get your order in for a silo, as
Slack will soon have another car III
Viroqua after this present carload /;
delivered.
We will take orders for bushe
baskets OF peaches for the next week
Come in and leave your orders. CD
Ostrem.
FIX those windows for winter, al
sizes of window glass at Towner' 5
Double P. d. checks will be given or
all glass and putty.
Mrs. Ellen Olson cut the indel
finger on her right hand, causing blood
poison. She has experienced muct
inconvenience and pain.
Rev. and Mrs. Sovde of Coon Val
lev and Miss Anna Hole and Mrs. ID
o. Stevlingson of Chaseburg autoeC
to iris city and spent day will
friends.
-Towns- still has a fair assortment
of paints and varnishes which he L
closing ont at prices tar below thu
market. He will give double z. D
checks.
-Revs Hofstead and Jacobson witt
their families, motored to Coon Val
ley and Chaseburg to greet Rev. ant
Mrs. Sovde and D. o. Stevlingson anC
family in Chaseburg.
Lemons! Lemons! Lemons! Jus
think One dozen extra fancy larg'
lemons for 25c at Roman 5 grocery.
Captain Connor, who spent tht
summer months here, has gone to Hills
boro to pass the fall and winter witt
his daughter, Mrs. Geo. D Thompson
We will all be glad to know that b'
is able to return to US in the spring
Make your Ford safe with the
safety First" emergency brake tina
Chas. S. Slack & Company are selling
the dealers to be installed. Earl Cald
well installed two sets of these brakes
in a few minutes after supper last Sat
urdry evening. 1t is an easy job fol
the man that knows how.
Prof. G. L. Wilson, a former in
structor in agriculture in our schools
but for some past years at Platteville
passed through this section for May
Vile, North Dakota, to accept a pc
sition as assistant principal, and vii
teach biology and agriculture in the
normal school at that place.
The CENSOR had many calls dur
ing fair, from valued friends and pa
irons Among them Louis o. Brye
who reported surprise at his Coor
Valley home, when his son Perley Ed
win Brye, who is cashier and manager
of the state bank at Charbonneau
North Dakota, returned with a bride
having been married six months age
to Miss Daisy A. Pueh of Lincoln, iii
nois. The bride is niece of the latt
distinguished James G. Blaine; hel
mother third cousin of the old war
rior, General John A. Logan. And 81
Louis is just little pleased that hi.
good Morse blood will be mingled will
that of some of the distinguished pa
triots and statesmen of the country.
While driving to town early Mon
day morning, MIR. Matthias Matson ex
perienced a turnover that caused hin
to wear his head in bandages. Hi!
young team ran away, throwing hin
out in mix-up with milk cans anC
other things. The breaking or drop
ping out of a whiffletree pin caused
their fright. The vehicle was broken
and surgeons took number of stitch
eS in Mr.. Matson's scalp wound, anC
they think he escaped luckily consid
ering all things. Mons Helgeson, who
was making an early trip into the
country, picked up the Injured mar
and conveyed him to town.
Captain Buffers and wife arrived
from Camp Douglas to attend fair anC
receive greetings of their many ad
miring friends in Viroqua and through
out the county. He tells the CENSOF
that by the close of the present weel
every soldier will have deserted the
state military range and shipped Il
the larger mobilization field at Waco
Texas. His regiment, the Sixth, leave,
Thursday. That he and all the Yer
non county soldiers may have a pleas
ant sojourn in the south and be spared
from service in France, we all wish
but if the war continues till spring
the chances are quite certain thai
they will go abroad. Mrs. Butter:
will return here from Camp Douglas
spend some time with friends and gC
TO South Dakota to sfe her father
Later she will Join her husband al
Waco, and if he goes to France e
there also.