Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-05
Short News Stories of Interest
Going Doings
vnoqua and Vicinity
State fair next week.


Special tobacco lath, very fine,
at the Nuzum Yards.
Don't miss the Bugler of Algiers
at the Star tomorrow.
Misses Marie Bentson and Marie
Amodt we're at Lacrosse.
DIR. Porter left for the Twin Cities
TO attend Minnesota state fair.
Miss Martha Garfield of Chicago
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Louise
Sine.
We keep a full line of DR. Roberts
veterinary medicines. o. Z. Davis
druggist.
Whitney Nichols and family were
over from West Salem to pass Sunday
with relatives.
j. w. Thayer wishes to contract
with loggers for northern Wisconsin
cut of timber.
Boiled linseed oil 81. 10 per gallon
until August 30 at the G. L. Coleman
Lumber Co. yard.
Miss Anna Austgen of Chicago,
was guest of her uncle and aunt,
Engineer and Mrs. Shirks.
-Thayer wishes to sell or exchange
a fine driving or riding horse for a
medium weight draft horse.
Feed your chickens Hess Panacea:
it helps them through moulting sea-
son. o. E. Davis druggist.
Winner mills are selling like hot
cakes with local dealers now. See
Chas. S. Slack about them.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, per cent interest,in amounts
up to S25, 900 Proctor & Proctor.
Mrs. W. S. CRUDE and son of Maus-
ton, motored over to pass Sunday with
their relatives, the Nuzum families.
Miss Susie Larson has gone to
Grafton, North Dakota, to. accept a
position as nurse in hospital there.
Stylish dress shoes, both in Eng
fish and wide toes at $3.50, S4.75, S. 90
at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson ~
johnson. 1862
DIR. Alfred Henderson of South
Dakota, has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Ed. Nichols, and family at Bud
ley.
Miss Hattie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dennis, went to Lacrosse
to enter the city hospital and take up
nursing.
Perry and Eleck Wolfe of Lower
Webster Creek were called to Lady
smith by the death of their brother
George
Folks go to Lacrosse to see DR.
Evenson, because his services assures
one of having their troubles correct
ed. Save your eyes.
DIR. John X. Chorlog and family of
Madison, were in the city for an hour
on Saturday, driving over from West
10y to greet old friends.
John c. Hooverson and Melvin
Foss were in the city on Friday at
Nels Solverson's. The CENSOR en-
ioyed a visit with them
Miss Alma Olson, who passed q
months vacation at the parental home
on Coon Prairie, returned to her en-
ployment in Minneapolis.
On Saturday, September s, double
2. d. checks will be given on glass
ware. crockery, granite and tinware
at Towner's Trade Extension Store.
Don't fail to read the advertise
ment of Surenson & Dahl in today
paper. They make special drive on
the famous Handmacher& Wolf coats
-Chas. S Slack wants local agent
for the Kiel electric washing ma.
chine and wringer for Viroqua. Deal.
,ers may see the machine operate al
the Slack home.
Mr.. w. L. Osborn, former editor
of the Lacrosse Chronicle, with his
son and wife, passed through the city
on a pleasure trip from Lacrosse tC
Prairie du Chen.
"A most sad and pathetic death is
that of Mrs. Harvey Jones of Folsom
community, two years married, q
years old, leaving husband and twin
babes one month old.
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Beck are pos
SCISSORS of a new Ford touring car,
equipped with self-starter, demounta-
BILE white wire wheels a handsome
and practical machine.
-Arie J. Favor and family have
been taking vacation and outing.
They motored to st. Paul, visited DR..
and Mrs. Moe at Heron Lake, saw a
world of golden grain shocks and
stacks and waving corn fields.
Best grade block Goldfish 12c per
pound: pounds coffee csc; 3 cans sal
mon soc; fat herring in can 15c; Cali
fornia peaches Sll5; three 20c cans
beans soc: flour per sack S. 35; mems
work shirts Soc. Daylight Store, CHI.
Ostrem.
-Caloric pipeless furnaces are in
use in thousands of homes from Port
land, Maine, to Portland, Oregon, and
from Minnesota to New Orleans, Louis
lana. No house too old, no cline too
cold for Caloric. For further info--
nation see the Kuebler Hardware.
Gerald Joseph, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Dach, passed away
Saturday morning. Funeral service
was held at the home Sunday after
noon. The Borrowing parents have
the sympathy of their many friends,
and desire to express their gratitude
for the kindly acts rendered by rela-
tives and friends.
The procession moves. A party
named Wilder was brought over from
Mound Park, arrigned before Judge
Mahoney and fined SO and costs for
running an automobile while in a state
of intoxication. Report is that the
offender ran into a rig, breaking a
a horses leg, for which he was com
PEELED to make settlement with the
owner.
Rev. and Mrs. Stephens, DR.. J. H.
Chase and family returned from their
vacation outing, reporting a restful
and fine time at their summer homes
on Lake Michigan. Rev. Stephens
tells the CENSOR that the feeling
against Wisconsin is that our state is
outside of the Union; that wherever
one travels he nears the exclamation:
''the Badger state is honeycombed
by disloyalty to the war" This feel
ing he declares is strengthened on ac-
count of LaFollette's attitude in the
United Stated Senate.