Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-24
Short News Stories of Interest
Censor Reporters of the Comings Doings
Vioqua and Vicinity

SulIS db NJ. 81 I elk.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Mems overcoat bargains: $3.50,
$40, $3.50, SIS at M. ]. Felix
Hon. Chris Ellefson has gone to
South Dakota on a business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Roseland en-
tertained party of Westby relatives
on Sunday.
We keep a full line of DR.. Rob-
erts' veterinary medicines. o. E.
Davis, druggist
Clearance sale of ladies' fall suits
at Rogers this week. "Hooveriz-
ed" prices prevail.
"A carload of Russell's best flour
just received at Surenson & DahTs,
the Farmers store.
Mrs Thomas Ellefson returned
from two weeks visit with her Sis
ter in Madelia, Minnesota.
Save money by taking your poul-
try, eggs and butter to Romans
Grocery.
-Cuver's orchestra will give big
dance in Running's hall Friday, Oc-
tober &c. Everybody come.
Bob" Fitzsimmons, the heavy
weight champion slugger, is dead,
pdSS1IfR away III q OUlCdSO- HOoDlIdl.
"A large consignment of rugs,
both room size and small, is recent
addition to the Otto Otteson furni-
ture stock.
Veteran John Griffin departed
for mis- Colorado home after having
spent five months with relatives and
old friends.
This is Liberty bond rush" to-
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canvass. Turn in your subscriptions
to the banks.
New taffeta and satines for
dresses in all the new shades, bur
gundy, plum, navy, green, brown, etc.
Suttle & Tate.
AT Retreat, on Saturday, Doug
las, sixteen-year-old son of Will I.
White fell from a load of corn and
fractured one of his arms.
County Clerk Moore tells theCen-
sor that hunting license traffic is be-
ginning to move like old times. He is
now issuing from forty to fifty a day.
M. H. Bekkedal of Westby is
buying and shipping heavy horses to
his mills at Couderay, where they will
be used in logging camps the ensue-
ing winter.
HC WIG VI VIC bdloOlly WIN W
cupies the Myron Henry property, is
recovering from the effects of fall
she experienced on the morning OF
the 18th instant
Rev. J. H. Bullock and J. w. Luz
cas-, on Tuesday, departed for Kan
sas City, to attend Christian church
convention. They will be absent
about ten days.
MIR. and Mrs Walter Gilman are
about to remove to La Crosse. On
Tuesday evening, at their home, a
company of lady friends extended a
farewell party to Mrs Gilman, and
a pleasant session was had.
The old neighbors of Newton
gave a genuine surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. F. Allen, before they moved
to Viroqua, bringing a variety OF
good things for a delicious supper
The act, and enjoyable visit were
highly appreciated.
The eldest son of Col Mccoy OF
Sparta, who was a lieutenant in the
regular army, committed suicide while
stationed in the far west with his COM
mand No cause is assigned for the
act except that he became despond-
ent.
the Sunday train to Lacrosse to visit
relatives. Mrs. beavers sister, Mrs
Lille Hardy, former resident of
this section, now of Spring Valley
Minnesota, is at StFrancis hospital
recovering from an operation.
Peter Amundson, an old resident
of Avalanche, died at the home of a
niece in Barron county, burial taking
place at Coon Prairie, Sunday ,Octo-
Der IA. He was "a years old, pre-
coded in death by his wife and only
child, the only relative left in the old
home being a grandson, Peter Amund-
son, Jr.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. S
Curtis, received a surprise in the an
nouncement of the marriage of their
son, Floyd L. Curtis, who was united
in marriage last Saturday to Miss
Gladys Doyle. The ceremony toob
place at the home of the brides par
ents in Milwaukee.
Dealers are wanted to take the
agency of the r. r. Howell & Co
line of roller feed mills. Chas. S
Slack is the general agent for this
famous line in the counties of Yer
non, Crawford, Richland, Grant, Sank
Juneau, Monroe, Trempealeau ar
Lacrosse, and asks the leading deal
ers in each community to investigate
his proposition.
Odd Fellows and Rebekas gath
cred to the number of two hundred
at the local lodge rooms on Monday
evening, doing honors to two visiting
high officers of the latter branch OF
the order, Mrs. ]. w. Galway of La
Crosse, and Mrs. Nelson of Amigo
A literary, musical and speaking pro-
gram was enjoyed, combining ban
qnet.
Circuit court brought a number
of nonresident attorneys and lit
giants to the city this week, the great
er number being from dIlsborO
where an interesting case was staged
between the local Railroad Company
and Milling Company. Happily fol
all concerned, their differences were
compromised and all went home in
the thought that it is well for neigh
bors to dwell in harmony.
Dave Adams, business man OF
DeSoto, mudded over on yesterday
to represent his section for an ap-
pointed meeting of interstate high
way line from Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota, to Kilbourn City. The roads
were so terrible that no other man
would venture to come to the county
seat from any surrounding town. II
is contemplated to ferry travellers
across the river between DeSoto and
Lansing, come to Viroqua and go on
the trunk lineto Richland Center
then to kilbourn.