Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-15

There is still time to gather seed
corn.
Blankets of all kinds at NJ. J.
Felix
Miss Agnes Miller went to Iowa
to visit her sister.
Mems new English shoes at $3.50
and $40 at NJ. J. Felix.
Change to old time takes place
Sunday, October 26.
Mems, boys and children's sweat
ers at NJ. j. Felix
Senator Bennett made a profess
sional trip to Milwaukee.
Poultry car next Monday and
Tuesday Fisher & Griffin.
Mems sheep lined coats and lea
Their vets at NJ. j. Felix
Glorious October, with hol man.
tie of varigated tree clothing.
Manager Baptie received a car
load of Fords during the week.
Captain Heinz spent Sunday at
Cashton with DIR. Cremer's family.
-Women's new brown and gray
shoes, very special, at NJ. ]. Felix.
Attorney J. A. Moen represented
his firm in supreme court, last week.
Rev F. A. Stephens attended Con-
gregational convention at La Crosse.
See our complete line of Pilot
,overalls. The Blue Front Store, Ell
Iefson & johnson.
Superintendent Selmer Neprud,
and mother of Westby, attended ma
tional dairy show in Chicago.
"A delightful party was given for
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Smith at Map
lie Dale cottage on Monday evening.
Mrs. F. E. Morley was called to
her old Ripon home because of the
critical illness of one of her parents.
Mrs. Peter Hanson, while visiting
her daughters in the city, had the mis-
fortune to fracture one of her arms.
Fisher & Griffin will buy your
poultry, eggs and cream, at the high
est possible price Give them a chance.
Miss Laura McCullock was here
from Baraboo visiting and packing
personal effects for shipment to that
place.
boys, is taking advantage of the edu-
normal school.
See our new fall Ralstons shoes
They make good, ask the man who
wears them. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
Let your new fall shoes be Raj
ston's if you are particular how your
feet look and feel. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
District convention of the Rebec-
ca lodge occurs in Viroqua next Mon
day afterp Jon and evening. Lodge
will meet o'clock in the evening.
"A camp of American Legion is
in process of organization by our re-
turned young soldiers. Ample notice
will be given. By all means make it
a live society, boys.
Postmaster Coffiand has been con-
fined to his home by illness for ten
days. He has eye affection, but hopes
to be on duty soon. At present he is
in Lacrosse hospital.
Miss Bessie Munyon, on Sunday,
went to Red Wing Lutheran hospital
to be operated on for appendicitis She
was accompanied by Miss Imogene
Munyon, who expects to attend her as
nurse.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have two ST.
los left for immediate delivery that
were shipped as extras in their last
car of silos for Viroqua. They. have
delivered eleven carloads of silos this
year.
Remember the dance next Satur-
day night, October 10, at the Opera
House. The Culver Longworth or
chestra will furnish music and plan
to give dance regularly every Sat
urday night Admission SOC and war
tax.
Manager Rodenhius of the Wis
consin- Minnesota electric and power
company, was over from Sparta, last
Friday, giving personal supervision
to a righting of the bad service we
have enjoyed CD for some time in
city street darkness. Mr.. Rodenhuis
declares that he feels more chagrin-
ed over the lack of efficient service
than any citizen possibly can, for it
means prestige lost with patrons and
financial loss to his company He
says that it has been impossible to Sc
cure necessary repairs and better
nents. Readjustments of a white
way steel standard and wires on South
Main street caused short circuit and
burn out, which it was difficult and ex-
pensive to locate The manager says
he hopes to have matters arranged so
there will be little reason for just
complaint in the future.
Powell & Dawson, Insurance.
Farmers Bank Building.
John Denning barber, under Lin
demann bank. Clean towels and linen.