Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-11-20
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Use Sal Vet for worms in stock

thymoline as a gargle for prevention
of flu. O. z. Davis,
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Mayor Howe of Boscobel, died
! quite suddenly on Friday last.
Attend the great bargain sale of
millinery at Ethel AtwOod's store.
Mrs. Leonard Davis is passing a
month with her sister near Redmound.
Storm proof paper for doors and
| banking purposes at the Nuzum yard.
Try DIR. Hess Stock Food and see
what change in your stock. o. E.
Davis.
-Bountiful rains the past week.
I Case weather and tobacco condi-
lions galore.
Miss Alene Solverson spent a
week at Leon visiting her friend, Miss
Louise Erickson.
Order your Storm sash now and
avoid delay and isappdiBtment. John
E. Nuzum q Sons II
Mr.. Otto S. Olson of Esofea COM
munity, went to Minnesota and
brought home bride.
Mrs. Ida Parkeh of LaFarge, has
been the guest at the home of P. H.
| 4
If you want some fine White Leg
horn pullets, call and see them at Blu
chanan Brothers bus barn.
Fine quality Velour hats in the
famous Gimbel make. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Use San Tox Pine Balsam with
Eucalyptus for that cough, 25 and
so cents per bottle at o. E. Davis.
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L. II. Tomtengen suffered a paralytic
stroke, but is recovering.
Mrs. C. E. Morley has closed her
home for the winter and will pass the
time with relatives in Brush Hollow.
The famous Max Geislers Parrot
food, parrot seed, parrot biscuit and
parrot spray at o. E. Davis Drug
Store.
H. F. Sonnenberg went to Iowa
to assist in the care of his son and
daughter, who were down with the in
iuenZa.
Miss Ruth Munyon returned to
her business college student work at
Wausau, having beeen home during
the epidemic rage.
The widow of the late Circuit
Judge Fruit died at her La Crosse
seventy years old.
Adler Nockabout overcoats. No
lining to wear out, none to pay for.
See them at The Blue Front Store.
Ellefson &Johnson.
Rev. NJ. j. Westphal, a former
Viroqua pastor, is moving his family
he has accepted pastorate.
hTsceae To,~. Mal,a, uoIa,
Jacobson, who came home from Iowa
during the flu rage, have returned
to their teaching work at Sibley
Most of our young people who
teach elsewhere have returned to their
various places, the influenza ban hav-
ing been raised in most sections
See our complete line OF Adler
Collegian overcoats in warm, comfort
able weights, and latest styles. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
All the new fall and winter Col
legian suits and overcoats now on dis
play at our store. They're a nifty
lot, come in and look them over. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson q Johnson.
Miss Marion 0psGhl resigned her
teaching position at Dell to accept a
place as instructor in the grades at
Blair, Treampealeau county She is
succeeded at Dell by Miss Standiford.
Fashion caps for style, comfort,
warmth, in the latest fancy novelty
checks, light and dark, plain shades.
Prices 75c, 81, SIPS, $1.5O, 50, $3.50.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
"A canary that is silent is I'M
healthy, because a lively, hearty,
healthy bird can't keep from singing.
Max Geislers Roller Seed and Bird
Biscuit will keep your bird in perfect
health and plumage, lively and happy
and make him sing. For sale by O..
E. Davis.
Veteran John w. Marshall was
called to Genoa town on a sad mis-
sion, to lay away a daughter and
grandson, whose obituary notices are
printed in today's Censor. They were
stricken with influenza. Mr.. Mar
shall was accompanied by his daugh-
ter Pearl.
Patrons on the rural routes out
of Viroqua do not need to be remind
ed that the mails are all a day late
because of the order from headquar-
tiers that carriers shall leave the Of
fee at eight o'clock in the morning,
morning mail arrives.
While in the exciting joy on
peace celebration day a week ago,
Miss Hazel Nichols fell from the run
ming board of an auto on which she
was riding, dislocating one of her low
er limbs, necessitating a plaster cast
and confinement in her room at the
residence of Ira Casperson, where she
stays.
Martin Tomte, a former resident
of Westby vicinity, died suddenly in
Minneapolis, while returning to his
North Dakota home. He had been to
market with a consignment of stock.
A wodow and three children survive,
together with three brothers and
three sisters, majority of whom live
at Coon Valley and Westby.
Genoa and De Soto villages are to
have professional visits weekly from
member of leading law firm of La
Crosse. Attorney G. J. Weber, re-
presenting Winter, Morris, Esch &
Holmes, will be at De Soto each We'd
nesday, Genoa every Friday. Mr..
Weber was private secretary to Con-
gresham Esch for some years.
Veteran Martin VanBuren Rich
ards arrived IN the city from Edmund,
where be has been staying with his
daughter. He expects to pass the
winter here, present quarters at W.
F. Alexander's Mr.. Richards located
in Viroqua sixty years ago living here
and at Viola all the time except when
inUncle Sans army '61-'65.
Thanksgiving only a week dis
tant. And what a thankful occasion
it. ought TO be. A world day for re-
turning thanks that the unprecedented
war iS IF an and. 4haf 4 n7a1ica was