Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-22
Short News Stories of Interest
PicUps by Reporters Comings Goinss Doings
viroqua Vicinity

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Miss Hazel Larson is elerking in
Johnson's pharmacy.
Bernard Root was in from Reads
town, Monday evening.
Good for what ails you, Mickey,
is the best tonic going.
If you have never seen Mickey,
now is your opportunity.
Answer there" to the third Red
Cross call November 2 to H.
John Stewart is making a two
weeks stay in Chicago on business.
L. L. Baptie and Victor Hetland
made business trip to Milwaukee.
Blankets that combine beauty
and comfort at Suttle & Tate's.
The first light furry of snow fill
ed the air on Friday, just for min
ute.
Mrs. Laura Ann Telford has been
low from sickness, and is still very
weak.
Better get box of cold tablets
today and be ready for the first one.
o. E. Davis.
You can get high grade coffee for
ABE per pound at Romans Grocery.
Give it trial.
Mrs. Spencer came from Mister
ling to visit relatives, Mrs. Buckley
and Miss Atwood
Gilbert Burkhardt has in the
course of construction,a dwelling house
in the Third ward.
Dance at the opera house every
Saturday night. Music by Culver
Longworth orchestra.
Mr.. A. u. Curry has moved here
from Valley, and viii pass the win
ter with his mother on North Main
street.
Bank up the house, put on the
storm doors and windows, and bring
every possible thing for winter use
under cover.
-Sergt. Maj. George johnson, %,
of Tomah, is the first and only Mon
roe county soldier to bring home
French bride.
Supervisor l. S. Hamilton has
purchased the cottage home of Harry
Dennis, two blocks north of Buchan-
ans bus barn.
Will Welch and wife were in the
city from La Crosse, Saturday and
Sunday, accompanied by Snyder and
wife of Sparta.
--Adolph Asp was in the city from
Genoa, Monday, calling on soldier
comrades with whom he served in. this
country and in France.
Mr. and Mrs. John Heck, Chris
Henry and wife visited relatives at
Chaseburg on Sunday with Henry
Amann's family, going by auto.
Neil Nelson now wears the garb
of a real miller, having assumed his
interest and commenced work in the
local Touring mill last Wednesday.
Young men who may desire to
join the government navy have fine
opportunity right now. Uncle Sam
wants thousands of seamen. He gives
very liberal education, chance to
see the sights of the world and fair
compensation for the service.
! DIR. W M. Trowbridge returned
from Arizona, having visited the cap
ital city. His aged and infirm moth
err returned with him to spend the
winter here. They were met at Chi
cago by Mrs. Trowbridge and Mr.. and
Mrs Will Lindemann. q
This community had a visit, on
recent day, from J. P. Fritsvold, a
man of some prominence in the indus
trial world in Norway, who just ar
rived in this country, having been
for almost half century treasurer
of the leading railroads of Norway,
with headquarters at Christiana.
The woods were never more re-
splendent in leaf coloring than right
now, and there happens to be heav
Ter growth and harvest of scared
leaves than usual. All should realize
that this foliage is the best and most
natural fertilizer produced by nature
or artifcially. Therefore the great
abundance of it should be preserved
for use.
We will travel on another sched-
ule after next Sunday. There has
been and is strong opposition to the
wartime daylight schedule, especial
| ly among farmers. The president of
the United States has twice vetoed
measures looking to return to the
old-fashioned time scale, the time fix
ed by nature and custom from time
| immemorial.
| Otto Otteson and family and Miss
Howe drove to Madison, Friday, re-
! turning Sunday. While in the capt.
tai city, Otto had the privilege of wit
Messing the annual class rush between
the freshmen and sophomores of the
university, a savage melee in which
four students were carried off the field
with broken bones-all this in the in
terests of higher education.
/ LII. medu Will DS 1Ouflu al LIS W.
fee above Dahl's drug store all day
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, at other times he can be reached
by calling him on the Liberty Pole line.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahls drug store. Phone 176.
We carry a full line of DR.. Rob-
ert's medicines. o. Z. Davis.
If you want your stock healthy
this winter feed them Sal Vet. o. f.
Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Powell & Dawson, Insurance.
Farmers Bank Building.
John Denning, barber, urder Lin
demann bank. Clean towels and linen.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
You can get more eggs by feed
| ing DR.. Hess Pan-a-cea. o. E. Davis.