Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-03
LOCAL JoTTINGs

-1uG season OF auction safes.
Heavy frost Monday morning.
How do you like the new type.
Mrs. Julia Storlie visited the OLD
home at Coon Valley.
Editor Hage and G. o. johnson
were in the hub from Westby on Mon
day.
We guarantee the ConkIin foun
tain pen to give satisfaction. o. E
Davis, druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Gorsuch arriv.
ed home after several weeks absence
at different points.
Winter clothing a speciality al
the runmage sale. October 10, al
Congregational church,
4 Officers of the fair association
meet next Saturday to pay premium
awards and audit bills.
Feed your chickens Hess Pana.
cea; it helps them through moultine
season. o. E. Davis, druggist.
j. w. Thayer wants men at once
for logging in Ashland county; good
wages assured and clean lodging.
Miss Jane Butt departed for Sar
Diego to resume teaching duties
after a long visit at the old home.
| Money to loan on real estate Sc
1 NaA " pei NEHb AubCtCSls
| up to $25, 200. Proctor & Proctor.
Philip Appleman has purchased
| the interest of his partner, Michael
| Brody, in Cashton Ford business and
| garage.
Mrs. w. D. Dyson and daughter,
Doris, are passing few days in CHI
leago. Mr.. Dyson accompanied them
but returned home.
/ Msz= Mo~,v Cz1ra~ e.. L
home in New Jersey, after passing
Mrs. j. NJ. Rusk.
Mrs. A. o. Larson is at the old
stand with splendid line of fall and
winter millinery, and invites you to
call and inspect her stock.
just received, large lot of extra
| fancy liberia peaches. Buy them
now, and get the best quality-per
box, S1.05. Romans Grocery.
T Mrs. (Iertie Wade Hendrickson of
Chicago, has been the guest of her
relatives H. the city, the Ed. Harring-
ton, Pulver and John Fish families.
Mr.. End Mrs. Ed. Norris are ad-
vised of the arrival of grandson at
the home of their daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Douglas, in La
Crosse.
If you want to paint an automo-
bile one day and have it perfectly dry
the next use Kwickwork paint. Come
in and let us show you the colors. o.
E. Davis, druggist.
Mrs. John Wiese. aged 81 years,
dieI in Bergen after lingering ILL
ness. Funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. Palechek at the home, in
terment in Brinkman ridge cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Rusk returned
from a two weeks visit with their son
Frank and other relatives and friends
in Chippewa county, where they also
attended a good county fair. They
made the trip by horse and buggy.
This is certainly worth while and
appreciated: Mr.. r. NJ. Fladstol sends
remittance from Montana for $40,
/ to apply on his paper, which advances
i his subscription to September 1920.
1t will require a big number of the
same denomination to pay for the
new equipment just installed, so let
them come. Modesty is no sin in
war times.
Byron Carey, an old resident If
Viroqua, died September 18th, at the
State Soldiers home in Hot Springs,
South Dakota, of carcinoma of the
stomach. He was a member of Co. D.
18th Wis. Infantry, serving 43 months.
He would have been 81 years of age
the 9Th of October
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Williams
!motored to Appleton on Sunday, ae-
companied by their daughters, Esther,
May and Ruth, who returned to their
work as students in Lawrence Uni
.versity. They have made the drive
before and enjoy the trip.
John VI. White and wife were
over from La Crosse. While here
they made sale and transfer of their
neat home to Mr.. J. Fl. Kingsley. pos
session given Immediately. 1t is
pleasant to know that Mr.. Kingsley
and wife are booked for permanent
residents in Viroqua.
A committee of sixteen has been
appointed to raise Viroqua's share
of that S1,000,000 fund which is TO
provide every soldiers camp with a
library building forty by one hundred
pie supply of good books and maya
zines Such a library viii be a Won
twenty feet, a librarian and an am
derful power for good in every camp.
If the solicitors miss you, leave your
contribution with Geo. A. Groves,
who is the treasurer.
Hon. Chris Ellefson, wife and
two grandsons, are off for vaca-
ton in South Dakota, to visit rela-
tives and look after western prop
erty interests. Mr. Ellefson is en-
titled to a good rest, the exacting
duties of creamery secretary and
treasurer. personal farm interests,
making life a busy daily grind for
him.
The Censor erred last week in
making mention that Sever Tally
and family were ENJOYING new