Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-10
Short News Stories of Interest
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Viroqua and Vicinity

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Liquid glass for preserving eggs
at o. E. Davis drug store.
All kinds of paper and roofing
for fall repairing, at the Nuzum yard
Wall paper, alabastine fiat paints
and varnishes at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Leland and Ethel Nuzum paid
an over-Sunday visit to Mauston
relatives.
Senator and Mrs Bennett motor
ed to the state capital, remaining for
a day.
Hazel A. Curry of Ohio has been
greeting relatives and old friends in
these parts.
Mrs. Ralph Grover and little son
returned home from visit to Rich
land county.
Attorney Frank Wulfgram of
Milwaukee was at the Viroqua par
entail home.
Mr.. Frank Primmer went to Su-
perior to attend the funeral of a
brother-in-law.
Miss Ella Field of Hilsboro has
been guest of the H. d. and Frank
Williams families.
Mrs. Frank Chase motored from
La Crosse to pass day with rela-
tives and friends.
Use Bankers cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrah. All drug stores.
-Mesdames E. R. Cushman and
Guy Dobson were Sunday visitors
from Viola at Ed Lind's home.
-Rummag sale at the Congre-
gational church on Saturday, October
IS. Get some of the bargains.
Rev. and Mrs. Stephens chap
eroned local Camp Fire girls in a
marshmallow roast at the city park.
Mr.. Fairchild of New York City
is in the city visiting his daughter
and her family, DR.. and Mrs. Lauder.
See our line of blue serge suits,
at $500 and $3.50. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson. 40-2
-Sweatercoats and jerseys of all
kinds, at the Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son g. Johnson. 40-2
Mrs. Gohde is preparing to move
to Omaha where her son Fred is en-
ployed in an undertaking establish
ment.
Rev. Stanley shipped his house
hold effects to Lincoln county ,wnere
he will engage in farming with his
sons.
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have returned to the city and are oc-
cupying the fine new cottage built
by Jack Watson.
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.
Albert Tryggestad has arrang-
ed a Ford truck line between his
Bud store and Viropua and does his
own hauling thereon.
Don't miss the big barn dance
Saturday the 18th, at H. F. Son
nenberg's, " miles east of Viroqua.
Music by Culver's four piece orches-
ira.
Order your sorm sash now, be
prepared for cold weather, at the
Nuzum yard.
On Sunday large party of rela-
tives from Bud autoed to Genoa and
visited at Art Ristow's. 1t was
composed of Ever, Elias, Andrew
and Ray Tryggestad and their wives.
The family of Rev. Decker, who
have been living in this city for two
years, took their leave for the Isle
of Pine, to join him. The trip is a
difficult one for woman with a
family in these times of war.
Mrs. A. Nj. Stevenson of Den
yer, is in the city and vicinity Wis
iting numerous relatives. Her COM
ings are always hailed with delight
by the kindred and mans .old friends.
Mrs. George B. Fisher was given
a birthday surprise by her relatives
on a late day 1t was a jolly party
and enjoyed by all. Eats and re-
membranes were taken by the invad-
ing party.
Rev. j. o. Stub, former pastor
of Viroqua Synod Lutheran church
who has been at Stoughton for some
years, has accepted call from Grand
Rapids, North Dakota, as pastor of
three united congregations.
Mrs. Mary Decker, who has
been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Ledman, leaves
this week for Rockham, South Da-
kota, the home of her son. Mrs.
Lehman will accompany her as far
as Lacrosse.
is the man next door a coward
at heart? If he is you might learn
more about him by seeing "The
Stacker" with wonderful Emily Stew
ems surnassing all triumphs on screen
or stage Sunday afternoon and night
DIT Tile 0IdI LltEcRt1Ns III bNlANHN VI Sf'N
Red Cross.
On Sunday, at the home of An
fon Johnson in this city, birthday
party was given for Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson and their grandson, Frank
Reed, in which relatives and friends
participated. After lunch many nice
things were presented together with
a purse o. SIS.
-Capsl This weather reminds
you that winter is near and you mus:
prepare to keep comfortable. The
first thing which will appeal to you
is something to keep the head warm.
Our line of caps is so large and COM
plete that no matter what you want,
we can supply it. Do not neglect to
come in and inspect the many kinds
and styles. Prices are right, too.
The Blue Front Store. Ellefson &
johnson.
MIR. John Hindenberger was in
from the town of Genoa on Satur-
day and deposited the cash for an
advance subscription to the Censor,
believing it the best way to keep
track of the movements of our SOL
der boys at the front. Mr.. linden
berger feels that he is doing his bit
for the war against his native coun-
try to furnish one boy to fight his
German relatives and friends. He
has two other sons who were drawn
One was exempted because a married