Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-11-06

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Pull out the storm windows and doors.
I'll -Fatten up the gObblers for Thanks giving.
Take advantage of the millinery bargains
nov being offered at Miss Quamme's clear
nnce sale.
"a Lawrence Petersen was down from White
hell to pass a day with his mother and other
"A. NJ. Anderson. who recently sold his
Newry farm, has moved with his family 10
Eoen alley.
Save money by buying your coffee at
Romans grocery.
An kinds Of comb and extracted honey
Mrs. Ed. Nichols went to Madison to visit
her parents was taken sick there and is SUI
fering from influenza.
177,0O0 automobile licenses, one machine 10
severy fourteen persons.
The Misses Hulsether are Grant county
visitors to relatives there
xxx herring two pounds for Csc at j.
A0mundson's, Opera Block.
Wild geese, in great numbers, were wing
ing southwark, Sunday night.
IT. N. Beaver and wife have been visiting
relatives and friends about Ross and Viola.
Lecture and entertainment number, last
night. was not given on account of influenza
ban.
Miss Esther F. Butt departed for Wash
ington. ID. c., to spend a season with her sis
ter Jennie.
Mr. and Mrs. N. d. McLees returned
from months sojOurn with their daughter
in North Dakota.
because of serious illness of DR.. Don
\ Millers wife, Mrs .SalOme Miller was called
Sam b. Lillis nurses an injured foot at
his HillsborO home. Ira CaspersOn was there
From all sections the Censor had business
and social callers. brought here by war mat
tiers and for other reasons.
Mrs. Robert Parker and Mrs. Gus Hook
renewed friendships in ~ old home section
at Seeleyburg and LaFarge.
Youngsters had a good variety of innocent
sport Halloween night. Their pranks took
on nothing of a serious nature.
Mrs. David H. Pulver met with misfor-
tune in the fracture of an arm. having fallen
while about her household duties.
Mr. A. E. Appleman of Webster. was
here to have gristing done on Saturday, Mrs.
Appleman came along to do shopping.
Blue stripe Overalls Sl.95 Navy beans
1914 pound. 20 ounce can pork and beans
You can double your earning capacity if
you attend the MankatO Commercial College,
MankatO, MINI. Send for our catalogue.
Special price this week only: Magic
washer soap Sc; Swift's white soap SC: Pearl
white SC; White linen sc, at Sweger's Grocery.
Remember the day. and the piace-ihe
Friday, November sth, to continue indefinitely.
H. A; Allen; editor of the Yerndsle Sun.
at Verndale, Minnesota, former Niroqua
boy has gone to Idaho looking up new lOca-
Z -..MuzzIe the Kaiser is new pocket bill.
Ward game which IS gaining popularity. Il
1 Is ? aged with regulation set Of 6fteen nam
bered balls.
their new home at Richland Center and pass
I. ed a couple of days. Mrs. Ole J. Anderson
returned with them for short stay.
We may have three pounds OF sugar
per person per month in households Thus
says Hoover, the head food dispenser. and it
is echoed by County Feed Administrator Nor.
terud,
A Valley party of gentlemen consisting
of Frank Butcher. John Eastman and Harve
Marshall passed this way return from a
fishing trip to Genoa, having with them u
nice catch Of Mississippi fish.
Roy GOrsline is here from North Dakota,
just long enough to greet relatives and boy
hood friends. He took consignment of live
stock 70 St.Paul, reporting the market over
stocked, with slump in prices La
Miss Rose SimOns received from soldier
boy Irwin Muscovitz some novel script cur
rency from France. He reports that he took
thirteen prisoners at the time he cap
tured the money. that he was wounded twice.
"A party of gentlemen from Arkansas are
in this section for the purchase of few
carloads of Jersey cows and heifers to take
there for dairy purposes. They are being
piloted about to see different herds by County
Agent Graf.
Soldier Roy A. Forum has a months fur
olugh from the eastern cantonment to which
he is attached. and he is expected here to see
his parents soon, the balance of the time
being devoted to his drug business at White
hall.
A travelling man who was in the city said
that in PrOgresso, Mexico, -four is selling for
So per pound, eggs 25 cents apiece, young
chickens $3.50 each, and ice see ton. with
$40 added for delivery. How would you like
-Viroqua schools have lost another in
structor, MIR. O'Neil, at the head of the agri-
cultural department., VINO Is Calieu TO tne COL
Ors. This makes about the tenth male mem
Der of the institutional force to take up
Uncle Sans burdens within the past year,
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AT De Soto our venerable friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Host, enjoyed a celebration
of the eighty-sixth anniversary Of Mrs. Host.
They have been respected residents of YER
non county since before the Civil war. and
il is hoped by a host of friends that they may
live many years to enjoy the good things
earth and fully realize that they possess the
love of their neighbOrs.
portunity for the closing up of fall work,
such fine chance for all manner of work, such
sunrises and sunsets. such gorgeous nature
pictures, in forest, field and stream, that we
must vote her the grandest month of the year
1918.
fan of snow. But il was such delightful
month, and brought so much Of cheer, such OPP
N p. Steniem, a prominent young man
of Madison, deputy clerk of the court of Dane
county, was found dead his home. His
skull was fractured his right arm and leg
broken and marks on the body Indicated that
a car had passed him. Search Is being
made for the parties who struck Stenjem and
then ran away, but up to this time the Madi-
son papers find clue. Mr.. Stenjem was a
close relative of the Hauge families Of NTo-
qua and Westby.