Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-03
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Comngs Doings
vloqua md Vicinity


Liquid glass for preserving eggs
at o. E. Davis drug store.
Prank H. Rogers and wife re-
turned from Wyoming, where they
passed several weeks with their son.
Hilbert Hanson and sister de-
parted for Montana to visit relatives.
Wall paper, alabastine fiat paints
and varnishes at o.. E. Davis drug
store.
Martin Jensen and family viii oc-
.cupy the residence of Mrs. E. NJ. Rog-
ers.
House numbers may now be had
at the city clerks Office, 20 cents each.
each.
Come and be shown our fine line
of ladies' coats and suits. Suttle &
Tate.
Good apples wanted at Thayer's
egg market. No windfalls or bruised
one accepted.
-Sweatercoats and jerseys of all
kinds, at the Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & johnson. 40-2
Luther Wise and wife of Friend
ship motored here to see their sister,
Mrs: Ed. Norris.
Mrs. Ed Norris is receiving
visit from her brother, Elmer Wise
and wife of Ladysmith.
Paul Lawrence and family were
over from Lacrosse to pass Sunday
with relatives and friends.
Use Barker's cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrah. All drug stores.
Beautiful styles of the famous
Handmacher & Wolf coats, arriving
every week at Surenson & Dahls.
See our line of blue serge suits,
at $500 and $3.50. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson. 4O-2
ALI having articles to contribute
to the rummage sale, get them ready
at once. Same will be called for
later.
Fancy head rice cents per
pound, matches 5 cents, soap cents,
and cornfilakes cents, at Romans
Grocery.
Friends here are appraised of the
birth of second child to Mrs. Allie
Richards Kelley at her Iowa county
home.
j. E. Shreve spent Sunday at
Rockford He says the government
cantonment is about the biggest thing
he has ever seen.
Fix those windows for winter, all
sizes of window glass at Towner's.
Double P. D. checks will be given on
all glass and putty.
New waists again at Suttle &
Tate's. Crepe de chimes for win
ter with high or low neeks, Georg-
cites, silks and voiles.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. Douglas at Lacrosse hos
pital, September &c, first grandchild
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Norris.
DIR. and Mrs. w. P. Gorsline are
here from Chicago, coming by ma
chine. They will take Squire and
Mrs. Pollard home with them.
-Married-At LaFarge, Sep
TENDER 25, by A. F Drew, ESQ., Mr.
Harvey j. Togo of Richland county,
and Miss Marjorie G. Waggoner of
LaFarge.
Mr. R, T. Bentson departed for
Canada where he will spend three
weeks, looking over farm interests
and visiting brother, son and ac-
quaintances.
Mrs. W. H. Powell of Rush City,
Minnesota, aunt of Mrs. j. w. Norris,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Horn, her
cousins, have been visiting her on
Round Prairie.
We bought Stewart stoves before
the advance, therefore can save you
money. No betterstoves made. Get
our prices before buying. The Kueb-
Ter Hardware.
AT Henry Svangstu's, Monday
night, farewell party was given for
John Haugen and Clarence Runice,
who go from Crawford county to the
front. Revs. Hofstead and Jacob
son were out and made talks.
AT the Star next Friday Eddie
Polo will star in the first number
~ fan
will eclipse anything heretofore
shown in the line of serials. Re-
member this is SINNERS dress suit
night and you will be treated to a
real evenings entertainment.
--Mr.J. o. Due is preparing to move
to Zion City having disposed of his
hotel and restaurant property to w.
p. johnson of that city. The latter
acquired the property for specula-
ton and sale.
-Chas. M. Clark came home from
La Crosse hospital, where he passed
several weeks, and it will be pleasing
news to his many friends to know
that he is getting along well, though
very weak. Mrs. Clark and Earl
Nowatney brought him home in an
auto last Thursday.
Mr.. Jacob Podawitz, many times
assessor of Genoa town, was on
recent day, operated upon in La
Crosse hospital for a cancerous
growth on mis- neck. Here's wishing
him a speedy recovery, and that's
seconded by a host of friends.
Acquaintance receive meagre
facts of the death of Thos. A. Toll
rud, former attorney of Viroqua.
He has lived at Belmont, Montana,
for some years, engaged in farm
ing, real estate and law He was
about 40 years old, leaves wife
and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs D. F. Allen are pre-
pairing to leave in a few days for vi
roqua, where they will reside, and Mr..
Haltorp will move from Chaseburgh
to the house vacated. Mr.. Allen has
lived here continuously for nearly forty
years, and is the last of the old resi-
dents of Newton.
Everybody is hustling with fall
work, and last nights frost reminds
of the winter ahead. The effect of
July's flood left much less for some
of US to garner in, but nevertheless
many blessings are ours. In the
midst of our labors we do not forget
the dear sons of our friends who are
called into the untried service of
"Uncle Sam"
Our community regrets the va
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