Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-24
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-F'aEey grapes per basket, 80
cents at Romans Grocery.
Liquid glass for preserving eggs
at o. E, Davis drug store
There are eight divorce actions
on the circuit court calendar.
See M. J. Felix advertisement
on ladies' suits in this issue.
"A fine assortment of bath robes
and kimonas at Suttle e. Tate's.
M. d. Helgeson is having his
First ward residence pebble dashed.
| Charley Wood and family are
moving to a farm near Rising Sun.
All kinds of paper and roofing
for fall repairing, at the Nuzum yard
All kinds of fall, winter and dis
agreeable weather conditions the past
week.
Mrs. Salome Miller went to Mil
waukee to spend month with her
son Hamp.
Wall paper, alabastine fiat paints
and varnishes at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Choice Vernon county farms.
See Thorson & Son at Westby before
you buy 43-2
Order your sorm sash now, be
prepared for cold weather, at the
Nuzum yard.
Mrs. Nora Grossman and little
daughter were over from Westby Wis
iting relatives.
L. D. Favor has purchased the
Milton Henry place in the eastern
section of the city
Use Bankers cough remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat and ca
tarrah. All DRUG stores.
--Branson Potts has purchased and
moved to the old o. C. Stevens res
dence in the Second ward.
Mrs. Paul Lawrence and children
of Lacrosse are guests of Grandpa
City Marshal Griffin and wife.
Harvey Meyer OF Hilleboro, was
another of the old soldiers VINO Join
ed in the Vicksburg jubilee last week
| Albert Sheldon is erecting a
12x24 wood tire hollow wall silo just
bought of Chas. S. Slack & Company.
Don't forget the big dance in
Running's hall, Friday, October &C.
Culver's orchestra will furnish the
music
Joel NJ. Nuzum and wife have
been visiting the families of their
sons Ben and Will at Tomah and
Madison.
After spending two months in
this section with relatives, Mrs. Hi
ram Riley returned to her South Da-
kota home.
Miss Anna Turner returned from
Iowa county to pass the winter here.
She says Veteran NJ. V. B. Richards
is quite well this fall.
Wool dress materials in abund-
ance at Suttle & Tate's-serges, CAB
erdines, poplins, Poret twills, chudda
batiste, checks and plaids.
Frank Chase is getting materials
on the grounds for erection of barn
and house on a west section of the
Porter farm which he still retains
Gus Hook and wife were called
to Lacrosse to see their daughter,
Mrs. George Myers, who is being
treated for pneumonia in a hospital
Bank up the house, put on the
storm doors and windows. No use
putting it off longer, for winter is
here to stay, says a prognosticator.
Andrew Sherry took his depar-
ture for winter quarters in Lacrosse,
where his family moved a month ago.
| They go there to educate a mute
child.
Otto G. Brown is now employed
DIS INSTRUCTOR Vi lllC ESOlGd Udiu. COAit-
mencing his work there on Monday
night. He will visit the place on
stated dates.
Mr.. Frank Kish, one of the squar
est citizens of western Vernon county,
was a city business visitor on Friday.
He was looking up breeding sires for
his herd of cattle
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Hill took
their departure for Chattanooga, Ten
nessee, where they will spend the
long winter at their southern home
They make the long journey in their
Ford automobile.
Chairman Broadhead and Mer-
chant Melvin Steenberg were county
seat callers on Thursday from Re-
treat, having business and official
matters to look after.
Ray o. Brye has been at Roches-
ter having his illness diagnosed. Ser
ious trouble of the stomach is feared.
He was accompanied by his brother
in-law, c. L. Peterson.
Pears, pears, pears. We have
only a limited quantity of pears to
be sold at SLIGO per bushel and will
porbably be the last pears of this sea-
son. Buy them of Romans Grocery.
Mrs. Luther Rumsey received
the sad news by wire of the death of
her son-in-law, Grady Chalker of
Syracuse, New York. Mr.. Chalker
was a demonstration of kitchen uten-
sis and was taken sick at the recent
York fair which he was attending in
connection with his work.
Louis Sylvester was in from Fol-
som on Saturday. He is closing up
his seasons campaign of carpentry
by finishing a residence on the farm
of Ole T. Fortney in Franklin, which
he says is scarcely excelled in Vernon
county in point of size and modern
furnishings. 1t is hitting that Mr..
] Fortney should have the best for his
family. He was born and has always
lived on the spot where the magni-
ficent new residence is situated.
"A number of county subscribers
have favored the Censor with pay
ment of delinquent and advance sub
scription, for which we are truly ap-
/ preciative. We hope the good work
will continue, for every dollar due is
needed to pay toward the purchase
of that complex typesetting machine
that gives you such a nice, cleanly
printed paper. From Minnesota and
California, respectively, come good
remittances by B. B. Smith and S.W.
Metcalf Others please follow suit.
/ Alba Groves nd Harold Stoll
returned home from their trip to rel
atives in South Dakota. They report
plenty of experience and big tire,
having travelled "a miles By autonto-