Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-08-21

Gilbert Olson is clerking in os-
trem's store.
at NJ. J. Felix.
AT NJ. J. Felix boys school suits,
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50
Mems and boys sweaters, $3.50
to $1,000 Felix.
-Ruel Fleming made trip to Min
neapolis and St.Paul.
james Bigley and wife came from
Tomah to visit relatives.
Ladies' new plush and cloth coats
just received at NJ J. Felix
Miss Hannah jacobson went to
Chicago to visit her sister.
Ladies' house dresses or aprons
special at $100 at NJ. J. Felix
Mrs. Andrew Baldwin visited her
daughter and family in Lacrosse.
All wool broadcloth and bedford
cord skirts, special at S495. Felix.
The Foster families visited at Re
treat with Melvin Steenberg and wife
Will Nuzum of Madison was a
business visitor on Thursday and Fri
day
Ladies and misses new fall suits,
$1,000, $500, $4,000, $500 at NJ. j..
Felix.
Ladies' and misses sweaters
fine selection to choose from at NJ. j..
Felix.
Mrs. w. E. Butt and son returned
from prolonged visit with Hillsboro
relatives.
Mrs. Thos. Ellefson and Mrs. Otto
Brown visited friends in Westby on
Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Erman Cass have
as their guest Miss Evelyn Brenaman
of Illinois.
Big values in ladies previous style
coats, values up to $500 your choice
at $3.50 Felix.
Attend the daily auction sale at
Atwood's Jewelry store-2:3O and
1880, afternoon and evening.
Miss Ethel Atwood has gone to
Milwaukee to purchase fall millinery
goods. Also Mrs. B. F. Norris.
-Readstown Lutheran Ladies aid
meets at home of Mrs. Sever Midthun,
August %. Everybody welcome.
Clint Hazen and family of Tomah
were here and passed day with Mr.
and Mrs Hazen and Mrs. Burnside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lindemann and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers
motored to Chicago to spend the week.
Hans Christensen and Martin Nil
sestuen were business callers in the
county seat from Newry on Monday
Mrs. Cora Barry has been APP
pointed clerk in the postoffice to sue
coed Harry Potts, who went to the
army.
George Pennell and Martin Kee-
gan, have installed in their restau-
rants blow gas lighting and heating
systems.
Frank Rusk was here to visit his
parents on Sunday. From Withee he
drove some parties to Lacrosse, run
ming home here.
Mrs. Jerry Richards and children,
who have been spending the past
months at the c. W. Williams home,
left for Edmunds.
-Nels Jackson, who was in a La
Crosse hospital and operated upon for
appendicitis, returned home Thursday
and is getting on fine.
Anton Olson, aged sixty-one, died
of cancer of the stomach after a years
suffering, He had been a Westby
mechanic for some years.
Mrs. T. C. McGonigale and son
Francis, came from Chicago to pass a
fortnight with Viroqua relatives and
at the old Liberty Pole home.
Mrs. Clark Bennett and children
who have been in the city for months,
joined the husband and father in their
new home at Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota.
Mrs. Harley Neefe of Madison is
at the home of her parents in this city,
J. J. Standiford Her husband was
one of the group of soldiers who left
here last Thursday.
The Misses Mildred and Dorothy
Gardner motored from Chaseburg to
call on Viroqua young friends. They
were accompanied by Arthur Gerad
of Black River Falls.
So that he might enlist in the sig
nal corps Lawrence Olson resigned as
book-keeper at the Ford ga 'age. That
IS the story IN town and country
'The boys are marching on"
Mrs. Torger Moen, one Of the
longtime citizens of Jefferson town,
died at the unusual age Of s. years
She MAS q pioneer Of. her community
a native Of Norway. Funeral was
conducted at the home and on Coon
Prairie last Sunday by Rev Halversen
"A family reunion was held at the
home Of hrs Marian Morley IN Reads
town in which tbirty-fye joined
There were present from Viroqua
Mrs. c. f. Morley, T. o. Mork and
family, DR.. T. f. Morley and wife
and Fred s. Morley and family Of La
Crosse. DR.. g. ". Ninshall and fam