Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-17
LOCAL JoTTINGs
Buy a liberty bond.

| -HlnkSt Hollow community cluo
meets Friday evening of this week.
Mrs. Ida Swiggum-Nelson came
from Blue River to visit her parents.
Fancy Concord grapes and bush
ell baskets of pears at Romans Gro
Mems and boys maclzinaws,
$3.50, S., $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 at NJ. J.
Felix.
The "Hoosier" is the last word
in kitchen cabinets. Otto 0tteson
sells them.
We guarantee the Conklin foun-
tain pen to give satisfaction. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
Feed your chickens Hess Pana-
cea; it helps them through moulting
season. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest, in amounts
up to $4,000 Proctor & Proctor
Elmer Campbell and family were
here from Genoa town on Tuesday
doing trading at our business places.
-Develope your business ability
/ by taking a course in the Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Some big bargains at NJ. J. Fe-
| lix' in mems and boys sweaters.
s. cents, 81, $3.50, $3.50, SD and
$3.50
The Censor desires to correct a
statement of last issue. Secretary
of the county credit association is
| Mrs. Matte Dawson.
C W. Franklin and wife return
ed from Gays Mills, putting in the
week to little purpose, so disagree
able was the weather,
DIR. Christensen of La Crosse and
| DR.. Sshreiner of Westby have been
in South Dakota on duck hunting
EXPEDITION.
Miss Nellie Mahoney has accept
ed the position of principal of Brook
lin, Wis, schools, the male head of
the same having resigned to 20 to
the war
Editor and Postmaster Frazier
was in the city on Tuesday, He re-
ports that Readstown has made sub
stantial building progress the present
| season.
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.
Beautiful colered posters, many
/ designs, may be secured at any bank
IN the county. 1t ought to be pa
triotic pleasure for people TO call for
them and post in conspicuous places.
On the Dawson farm in Jeffer-
son are being built two stone siios
and rock basement is being put I'M
der thebarn. Workmen from the city
are at it under direction of Jerry
Dawson.
Chairman Andrew Urne5s Of
Christiana, has disposed of his farm
near Newry to his neighbor, Martin
Hall. Mr. Urness' future purposes
are not made known. but it is hoped
he will not exchange Vernon for
another home.
DO not forget that we carry the
famous line of Adler Collegian over
coats-the best made We have al
the latest styles. Trench model is
the height of style for young nen.
All kinds of overcoats-sheep lined,
plush lined and fur. The Blue Front
Store. Ellefson & Jonson.
Mrs. f. p. Colburn has been the
CUES of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Hazen
and other Niroqua friends since last
Thursday. She finds hearty well
come on each return here. The Col
burns are happy and contened in the
new Rhinelaader hi ne, where the
Professor is head OF city schools.
If there is any love of nature ia
yon at al you will go into ecstacies
of delight 10 see the woods all aglow
at present in their bright autumnal
eolorings. II is really gorgeous
spectacle After all, this is a grand
old earth. if nam woali only leave it
so. Man is the only agency ii mar it.
Mr.. P. r. Hektoen was well
come caller from Westby Apparent
~, this old friend is wearing well his
goodly years, apparently with the
vigor and mind of his younger days
when he was a prominent figure in
all that transpired in Vernon county.
-Mesdemes F. NJ. Towner and W
F. Lindemann and Miss Irene Suttle
were in Milwaukee in attendance up
on the Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star The former is a member of
the board of the state Masonic home
for aged and afflicted.
Now is the time to save your
eyes. These evenings when we read
war news after a hard days work,
takes alot of strength. Eyestrain
less now than later. Go to Lacrosse
and see DR.. Evenson. His services
and equipment assures one of a bet
ter examination. and your asses are
ground and made while you wait.
Don't imagine glasses make you
look old. You are Just as old as you
feel. A pair of properly fitted glasses
is a powerful factor in making you
feel young. Efficiency demands that
you wear glasses if your eyes are not
perfect. Only about thirteen pairs
of eyes in a hundred are A great
many people are unaware Of the real
conditions until the test is made. See
DR.. Evenson of La Crosse.
The new pavilion in Eckhart
park is a thing of beauty and ought
to be JOY forever, especially at
seasons of the year when it is pos
sible TO make use of the park. The
board is attempting to have things
adjusted so a skating rink will be
available for children of the city the
coming winter. That is something
long needed by the youngsters, and
might be also enjoyed by the grown
ups.
Mr.. viii S. Frazier of Madison,
was in the city between trains on
Saturday last. He said he had
been at Sparta to attend the funeral
of his brother-in-law, Chss. L. Wood,
a splendid gentleman, i former citi-
zen of this county. Mr.. Frazier
talked freely and feelingly of the old
home in jefferson, where their fami-