Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-12
LOCAL JoTTINGs
-Opera mouse All next week.

Barn paint and house paint at ..
E.. Davis drug store.
The Clifford Young Company, OPP
era house all Fair week.
Mrs. Mary Lillis visited her son
Sam and wife at Hillsooro
Poultry and eggs wanted at Thay-
er's every day at top prices.
Another one of those Keystone
comedies at the Star tomorrow.
-Thayer will buy some good Veal
thy, McMann and other fall apples.
Fine new line of blankets. cotton,
wool nap and WOODEN at Suttle & Tate's.
Wall paper, alabastine, fat paints
and varnisbes at o. +. Davis drug
store.
Take your poultry and eggs to
Thayer's on way to creamery and
save time.
Earl fainter returned from north
ern Wisconsin, where he visited his
brother Will.
Highest prices paid for poultry at
Romans grocery. Give us trial and
be convinced.
Maurice Lemen, former CENSOR
print, is reported as having small pox
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. George Griffin passed a week
in Lacrosse with her daughter, Mrs,
Paul Lawrence.
Allen Graves and wife returned
from Minnesota, where Allen did high
way engineering.
Lacrosse district teachers associ-
alton will hold annual meeting in La
Crosse city, October 1920
Haudmacher s. Wolfe's coats, per.
feet in style and workmanship, now
being shown at Sureuson & Dahl's.
M. a. Bekkedal has added to his
feet of Bucks an E-6.44. Lloyd Bek-
kedal drove it home from GAINESVILLE.
Choice Vernon county farms for
sale by T. j. Thorson IS Son, Westby
See them now. 37.2w
"A position or your money back
is our new policy. Write for full par
ticulars. Humboldt Business College,
| Minneapolis, MINI. 34-4w
Mrs. Langdon w Davis of Wash
| ington state, with her daughter, has
been visiting relatives and friends at
the old West Prairie home and in this
city.
Miss Marie Hartje stopped for a
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. S. J.
Sauer, while on her way from home
at Austin, Minnesota, to school at
indianapolis.
We bought Stewart stoves before
the advance, therefore can save you
money. No better stoves made. Get
nt4f. prf0ac hafrro I,,vf,.r Tho K,,ah-
Ter Hardware.
No partially Young Wilder Of
Viola, was fined $50 instead of SO as
enormously given in last weeks CEN
SoR, for combining booze and gasoline
in his auto driving.
Asylum trustees held their month
| ly meeting at the institution on Sat
urday. The days for assembling have
been changed from the first Thursday
of the month to the first Saturday. =
John Devlin and wife autoed to
DeSoto to attend funeral of Mrs. Nc
Dowell. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Seymour and Miss Louise Haugh-
ton, all old neighbors of the deceased.
See our pipeless furnace at the
fair When you buy a Caloric pipe
3
why hesitate to have one installed.
The Kuebler Hardware takes all the
chances.
The Misses Mary and Beatrice
Coffland, who spent the summer vaca-
tion at home with their parents, are
enroute to Wheeling. West Virginia,
to renew their work in private kinder
gardening
w. w. Wigginton received word
that his aged mother suffered stroke
of paralysis at Waukesha, where she
has been visiting for some time. Her
daughter, Mrs. B. c. Brown, went
there Immediately.
AT a late meeting of the Wet.
| U. the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Mrs.
NJ. o. Larson; secretary, Mrs. c. d.
Meade; treasurer, Mrs. J. Omundson;
corresponding secretary, Mrs II. J..
Bullock.
Anyone who have ever worn the
Ralston Health shoes will never be
satisfied with any other; they give
more complete satisfaction in style,
comfort and service than any other
make. Our line is now complete.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson u
johnson. 1872
After residence from youth in
this city and community, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Milton Henry are moving to their new
home in the town of Wheatland the
slightly John Davis farm at the top of
the DeSoto hill. May they be happy
and contented in the change. Their
son Ray and wife moved upon the
farm some time since.
Richlaud county, always a great
patriotic fell, held, last Tuesday. a
| farewell for their soldiers called to the
war, that called together $1,000 peo-
pie, in fact two-thirds of the popula-
tion of the county. it was a demon
stration worth taking note of, for il
tells the intense interest felt in the
world struggle.
-Cashton big Benn) defeated vi
roqua z to IL last Sunday at the form
er place. Our boys started a merry
go-round in the second frame-six
scores-driving Bell out of the box
Then Big Bonn of the Kickapoo took
the mound and got their goat, aided
by some unneighborly actions on part
of Cashton players, so our boys claim.
1t will bring regret to his many
friends throughout the county to learn
that DIR. f. G.. Andrew of DeSoto, will
go elsewhere, either to the army as
surgeon or to a western location. The
doctor is recognized as high-class in
his profession and as a citizen. He
will be remembered also as a former
member of the county board.