Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-31
LOCAL JoTTINGs

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Leslie at Manitowoc.
Carson Powell visited his brother
Willard in Genoa town.
Mrs. Ben Endicott and children
visited relatives at Sparta.
Ralph Grover and family spent
a fortnight at Aberdeen with rela-
tives.
Clerk of the Court Ernest Cos
ling spent a week IN Chicago on BUSH
ness.
A new shipment of ladies and
misses coats at reasonable prices at
NJ. ]. Felix,
Have Atwood test your eyes and
fit your glasses for reading, these
long evenings.
Special closing out of all ladies
and misses new suits at less than cost
at NJ. j. Felix
Canvass gloves and mitteus, tlrae
pair for Is cents at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson. wv
Read the new serial sotry that
begins today in the Censor. It is a
thriller. Find it on an inside news
page.
See the fine stock of hats that
are being SOLD so cheap at Miss Guam
mes store-S1.50 to $4.75. This is a
big reduction.
Call the Nuzum Yard, phone
43, for storm sash. They will take
measurements if desired and guaran-
tee them to fit.
Mrs. C. j. Smith, Mrs j. W. Lu-
cas- and Miss Tilda Omundson were
recent visitors with relatives and
friends in Lacrosse.
Jacob Dach and J. z. Shreve were
at New Lisbon to sell the personal
property on the farm Mr.. Dach re-
Gently acquired there.
The young wife of Kenneth Da-
Wis, nee Maud Morgan of Retreat,
was operated upon for appendicitis
in a Lacrosse hospital.
Baker Ledman sold his residence
property in the First ward to Mr..
Stuart, our new implement dealer,
who will bring his family from Ilh-
nois.
Mrs. Henry Lake departed for the
west TO look after property interests
at Salem, Oregon, and pass the win
ter with her aged mother, Mrs, Mil
ton Southwick.
-Jeweler Morrison has added to
his always tasty window dressings,
stuffed peacock, arrayed in his finest
feather 1t is an attraction that
gives tone to the place.
An autopsy held on the remains
Of Lieutenant Malcomb Mccoy at
Sparta, surgeons came to the con-
clusion that his death was not suicide.
but accident and not by his own hand.
The matter is under strict military
investigation.
At their home, Last evening, Mr..
and Mrs c. w. Franklin were given
a farewell party by Numbers of the
Home Circle club. about eighteen cou-
pies joining in the happy time. Re
freshments and a good social time was
the order Mrs. Franklin was pre-
scented with a silver souvenir marine
lade bowl and ladle.
DR. II. ]. Suttfe hopes he has
done his last feat of snow shoveling
for the season. For ten days he has
had the pleasure Of hosting large
quantities of "the beautiful" but has
jumped the job, leaving for Califor-
MIA, where he will pick roses and bask
in the golden sunshine for rest OF the
winter, spending the time with his
daughter, Lois and son Henry.
The following attended Rebecca
convention at Tomah on Wednesday
and Thursday last: Mesdames AL
bert Carmichael, Louis Thompson, j.
o. Anderson. A. E. Smith, Ira Casper
son, G. A. Groves, and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Franklin, Mr. andMrs. Omer
Cunningham, f. M Minshall and Ed.
Wiganowsky. Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Smith remained over Sunday.
Mr.. Ole E. Lovald, who lives near
Esofea, was in the city yesterday
the happiest man on earth. He had
just returned from Rochester, where
the Mayos operated upon him for ul-
GERS of the stomach. He says he was
in a critical condition when taken
there and the second day after the OPP
Grafton he was extremely low, and he
felt that chances were decidedly poor
for recovery. What wonder. then,
six children should feel thankful for
the blessing of recovery.
of course you can grind buck
wheat, graham and rye flour on a
Howell roller feed mill as well as all
kinds of small grain for stock and
they will not heat the feed That is
why there are fifty letters from in
terested farmers from various sect
ions now on file at Chas. S. Slack e.
Cos office received within the last
three weeks Farmers will not be
satisfied with the old style crude
methods of grinding when they can
get a Howell roller mill See them
at Chas s. Slackk & Cos. They are
general agents for ten counties
Their many friends regret the re-
moval of Mr. and Mrs. ChasW Frank
lin, who are preparing to go to La
Crosse, where their two daughters
are students in state normal school.
The Franklins have among our in
terested workers in all Viroqua up
builds for many years. We hope
they may find it to their interest to
return after their object is accomp-
lished in Lacrosse. At recent
meeting of the Eastern Star order
Mrs Franklin was given surn ;se
in the presentation of q frataCual
souvenir spoon. She was soon - be