Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-11-07

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NJ. j. Felix
Bargains in ladies' tailored suits
at Suttle & Tate's.
Highest prices paid for poultry
at Romans Grocery.
Wood stumpage by acre or cord
for sale by j. w. Thayer.
New silks, satins, Georgette crepe
and ribbons at M. ]. Felix.
Use Putnam's Dry Cleaner, its
fine. o. E. Davis, druggist
Cheaper for you in the long run.
Stoll & Groves Walk-Over shoes.
New styles in ladies' Georgette
and crepe de chine waists, at Rogers.
Bernard Curtis has returned from
a seven months visit with relatives
in the west.
New style in children's dresses,
cotton serge, wool serge, and cordu-
roy at Rogers.
Ladies' new fall coats, the latest
styles and materials at reasonable
prices at M. ]. Felix.
George Jersey was up from Spar
ia skirmishing for his employer, the
Standard Oil Company.
Campfire girls and Boy Scouts
each had frolic and pleasant even
ing during the past week.
Complete new line of children's
and misses serge dresses from 6 to
16 years at Suite & Tate's.
Right prices and good quality
made October the largest month
business in Stoll & Groves history.
Guy DeGarmo and wife gave Il
number of under students in the
schools happy sleighride one even
ing during the late winter.
The Mystic Workers will have a
good jolly social time at their next
meeting, Tuesday night, November
Establishments and the like.
Now is the time to feed Sal Vet
to rid your stock of worms. Try a
box, if you are not satisfied we will
refund your money. o. E. Dovis.
Mrs Richmond returned from
West Prairie, where she nursed Mrs.
Thos. Hoyum, who presented her hus-
band with a bouncing son, the first
boy in the family.
Rev. j. II. Bullock has moved to
the B. S. Anderson dwelling in the
Third ward F. w. Alexander and
family take possession of tn cir home
vacated by the Bullocks.
We carry a line of hot water bot
ties, fountain syringes and rubber
goods which we guarantee. You are
invited to come in and examine them.
o. E. Davis, druggist.
AT Running hall, Saturday night,
lady students and teachers in the pub
lie schools entertained the young men
teachers and students in a happy Hal
loween dancing party, with Culver's
orchestra to provide the inspiration.
Halloween socials given by the
Methodist and Christian churches,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, re-
spectively, were largely attended,
about two hundred attending each at
fair. Programs were rendered and
refreshments served.
BY mistake, several packages of
groceries intended for Mrs. A. n. OIL
son, living three miles north of Viro-
qua, were placed in another rig at
Romans grocery few days ago.
Mrs. Olson would be very grateful II
the party receiving the groceries
would notify her.
The Censor had very pleasant
visit from that ideal citizen, Hans
Amundson of Mondovi, former res
ident and business man OF Spring
vile and Westby. He was here to
call on relatives and friends. He is
taking the world easy giving his
spare moments as book-keeper and
manager of his sons hospital at Mon
dow.
Over fifty calls for Howell roller
mills from Chas. S. Slack & Com
panys ten counties IN the past month
With a Howell roller mill you can
grind buckwheat, rye and graham
flour as well as table meal and feed
g. Thou Mt pnH IN
grind more feed with less power and
expense than any cast or stone burr
mill, and they do not heat the feed.
See sample at Chas. S. Slack & Com
panys, Viroqua, or Phillip Bouffieur' S
Chaseburg.
DIR. Smith of Bozeman, Montana
was a guest of the Proctor families
for a day while enroute home from
Chicago, where he attended a con-
vention of national surgeons. To the
Censor he said the discussions and
papers at the big meeting were large
ly along war lines. They were ad-
dressed by the Secretary of War and
noted army surgeons, who gave them
to understand that every eligible ply
stefan and surgeon in the United
States is liable to be called into SER
vice of the government sooner or lat
er. DR.. Smith says Montana is loyal
to the core and will do her part in the
great war.
That good old soul, Halvor john
son, a native of Norway, a pioneer
of the kickapoo, whose home was long
near Avalanche, died at the home OF
his son near Westby, with whom he
has lived for some years. He was So
years old, a fine gentleman who had
many friends. Funeral was conduct
ed at Coon Prairie church on Monday
his longtime pastor and friend, Rev
Halverson, conducting the service. l..
At her home in this city, last Sat
urday, Mrs Anna Braaton was mar
ried to Mr. Gerhard Hovde of Chris
tiana, where they will reside.
Melvin Swenson has moved his
family from Bloomingdale to this city
He accepts a clerking position in Os-
trems store. He was with Morterud
Brothers for five years.