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


E. Davis drug store
See Fatty Arbuckle in "His We'd
ding Night" next Tuesday.
Polly Redhead" and Keystone
comedy tomorrow night.
John Riley is here from 0nalas-
ka running engine for Levi Allen.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
To receive best results take your
eggs, butter and poultry to Romans
Grocery.
hrs. Jacob Amodt accompanied
her son Marcus home to Chicago for
a visit.
Ladies' aid of Readstown meets
with Mrs. liver Sovde on Thursday,
October IL.
IT. j. Thorson, Westby's stirring
real estate dealer, was in the city on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Weber are
the proud parents of a nine pound
boy.
-Jeweler Sam Lillis was over from
Hillsboro Tuesday greeting his old
friends.
DIR. F. E. Morley and wife motor
ed to Ripon to visit the latter's par
entail home.
Mr.. Blair Parker, La Fargo Bris-
CO automobile dealer, was in the city
to transact matters.
We keep a full line of Dr.. Rob-
erts' veterinary medicines. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
j. w. Thayer wants all the good
saw and axe men obtainable at once
for four months job.
-Viroqua and Soldiers Grove high
school teams met here on Saturday,
our boys winning II to 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Nelson are
happy over the arrival of a second
daughter in their home.
Miss Marie Vergeront, teacher
at West Salem, visited her brother on
Round Prairie over Sunday.
Miss Doris Frederiekson of West
by, visited her relatives, the Bennett.
Omundson and Sweger families.
Buy your peaches for canning
now. Extra fancy Elbertas, $105
per box, at Romans Grocery.
-Westby had loyalty meeting
| for her departing soldier boys on
Sunday. c. J. Smith went up to join
in the address.
Miss Luna Costing was operated
upon in st. Francis hospital for goi-
Crosse by Mrs o. B. Wyman.
-Hinkst Hollow Community Club
will give basket social at the home
of Charley Slack, one and one-half
miles south of Liberty Pole, Saturday
night October s. Everybody vel
come.
Sam Henry and Florence Hale
both of Bishop, were married last
| Wednesday evening, September rs, In
the Christian church, Viroqua, by the
pastor, J. H. Bullock
Veteran l.. d. Kellogg of Reads.
town, submitted 10 the removal of
cataracts from his eyes in a Lacrosse
hospital.
The weather man is giving Viola
fair association a decent showing this
week. Gays Mills will be on next
week.
We now have in stock fine line
of ladies furs, the good old Gordon
& Ferguson make at popular prices.
Suite & Tate.
Squire S. R. Pollard has sold his
| fine brick residence to William Bow
man. With his wife he expects to
pass the winter with their daughter
and son-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. VIII P.
Gorsline in Chicago.
Ole A. Olson of Westby section
was in the city on Monday and made
application for enlistment in the war
before Postmaster Cortland, who
sent the young man to Madison for
examination.
Editor Frazier of Readstown tells
his readers that he will take vaca-
ton this week, and that no paper will
be issued form his Office, assuring
them that when resumed the paper
will be improved.
Mrs. G. G. Fawcett and Mrs.
| Ben Dickson, and their families We're
called to Sparta to attend funeral of
their grandmother. Mrs. Arnold, who
died at the remarkable age of 102
years.
At the home of Carl Berg on
Coon Prairie, Monday, party of so
assembled in a farewell party to
Mrs. Berg's brother, Andrew Olson,
who went to the war with our soldier
contingent.
-Adolpf Sutherland died from can
Ger ofthestomach at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Grow, at Victory He
was a former resident of Readstown,
native of Ohio, aged rs years.
Good Bye Germany" as sang
by Mr. Hamilton at the Chautauqua,
now on sale at Browns Music Store,
mailed for 15c per copy.
| -Towner still has a fair assert
ment of paints and varnishes which
ne is closing out at prices far below
the market. He will give double P.
/ d. checks.
Patrons of the Viroqua office
should remember that all drop letters
of first-class mail require two cents
| instead of one as in the past. A res
ident of the city must have his mail
delivered to his home or place of bust
ness or rent a box at the postoffice.
Call mail at the window is no more
except to trauscients.
H. E. Marks was in from Sterl-
| ing town Tuesday consulting with
! physicians about injury to his back
caused by fall a month ago. He
left at Censor office two fine ears of
| Silver King and Golden Glow corn,
saying he had ten acres of such that
was spared by the frost and will run
rs bushels to the acre.
| Mr.. Ed.L.Rogers has resigned his
| position as express agent for the two
companies at Sparta and expects to
remove to California. He will be
succeeded by Forest Perkins of this
city, who has received the appoint
ment and promotion, and is to be con-
graduated on his good fortune.
Mrs Woodhouse,a pioneer of Red
Mound section. died at the age of Sc.