Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-11-27

Insure WIN Jonn Lawson q 20.
Use Sal Vet for worms in stock.
o. E. Davis.
Isaac Lavold went to Chicago
with shipment of live stock.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Attend the great bargain sale of
millinery at Ethel Atwood's store.
Miss Clara Pronol went to Spring
Green, her home, for Thanksgiving.
Remember annual meeting of the
agricultural society next Wednesday.
Storm proof paper for doors and
banking purposes at the Nuzum yard.
Try DR.. Hess Stock Food and see
what change in your stock. o. E.
Davis.
Keith Peterson returned from
Milwaukee, where he has been en-
ployed
Student and teacher Thanksgiv-
ing homecoming is much curtailed by
FLU endemic.
Miss Arvilla Belden of Minneso-
ia came to pass Thanksgiving at the
Nuzum home.
Order your storm sash now and
avoid delay and disappointment. John
E. Nuzum & Sons
Use Listerine, ZePyrol or Glyco-
thymoline as gargle for prevention
of flu. o. E. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. German departed
for a Thanksgiving visit with rela-
tives in Chippewa county.
Stove pipe and axes are going
out in punches. We still continue the
same prices. Surenson & Dahl.
Glenn Mullen and Melvin E. Han
son were home over Sunday on fur
Tough from the state university.
-Howad Munyon and possibly
others accompanied J. w. Thayer
north to work in the lumber camp.
Use San Tox Pine Balsam with
Eucalyptus for that cough, % and
so cents per bottle at o. f. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Masters have
moved from the country into Mound
Park, buying the Robert Tate place.
Attorney and Mrs. H. P. Proctor
went to Zumbrota to pass Thanksgiv-
ing with brand Mrs Gerhard Fortney
The famous Max Geislers Parrot
food, parrot seed, parrot biscuit and
parrot spray at 0. E. Davis Drug
Store.
Veteran Luther Glenn received
his usual Thanksgiving turkey from
Montana, his sons being responsible
for its arrival
Annual meeting of Vernon Red
Cross County chapter scheduled to be
held December 4th, has been post
poned indefinitely because of the FLU.
Ole A. Larson is over from La
Crosse to see his mother and other
relatives. He is regaining his health
after a severe wrestle with the popu-
lar Mr. Flu.
"A lot of seconds in mems one and
four buckle overshoes will be sold al
very low prices, beginning Friday, tbs
goth, and continuing until all are sold
| The Farmers Store.
You just ought to see the stocs
Jeweler Morrison IS showing this yeal
for Christmas gifts. Everything new
and useful. And the prices are moi
crazy ones. Drop in and see.
Read the Thanksgiving matter or
one of today's inside pages. The il.
| Illustrations, poems and editorials are
BETTING. A choice lot of world anc
war news are also spread out for care,
| full readers.
viii G. Dewitt and wife have
moved here, having exchanged theil
Lacrosse residence to Frank A. Chase
| for the new residence and nine acres
of land south of the old DIR. Porter
home Welcome home, old friends.
-Elvin Stevens arrived home on {
furlough from Philadelphia aviation
military unit. Following his critica
| illness Elvin commenced attending
government school He is mighty
well pleased to be home for some Of
mothers Thanksgiving goodies.
Leland G. NuZum, for the frs
time since joining the army last
spring, is enjoying ten-day's fur
Tough at home, arriving Monday Fol-
some months he has been with the
mechanical unit in New Jersey. LIE
| land looks as though soldering agreed
with him. He states that the wal
spirit has left the boys since peace
declaration, and pretty much all are
| DESTROYS of being mustered out anC
return home and take up civilian life
She sacrificed life for friends, die
Miss Ella Tibbits, professional nurse
25 years old, who came here from hel
| Trempealeau county home to nurse
her friends, the Misses McAuley, dur
ing their seige of influenza. Wher
they were out of danger Miss Tibbets
was prevailed upon to care for JOIN
Side, and there she sickened and wa:
removed to the McAuley home, where
the tenderest of care and nursing wa:
accorded her, but all to no avail, anC
she passed away Saturday morning
Miss McAuley and Miss Tibbets were
chums and graduated in nursing a
the same time, going to California to
gether. The father of this inf1uenzs
victim came here and conveyed the re
mains home.
John E. Nuzum received over tn,
wire, last Saturday morning, the dis
tressing news of the death of his son
J in-law, David Fulton, at LosAngeles
He was stricken with influenza, ter
minating in pneumonia. Mr.. Fultol
was about SO years old. He was borl
and reared at Hudson, this state, ed
ucated in the law, but later took VI
commercial life, conducting an ex
tensive lumber business at Waller
Montana, till removal to Californi;
little more than a year since. H
was married to Miss Stella Nuzum
who survives him. They have fou
children, the youngest six months old