Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-29

Try the coffee at the Unique.
Daddy Long Legs, coming. Be
there.
-Billey Rhodes tomorrow night at
the Star.
&C. ]. Kuebler will be in his Delco
store every Saturday. 32-tf.
Don't miss seeing our popular
priced fur sets. Suttle & Tate.
Remember the big breeders sale
at Viola fair grounds, November 6.
Try San Tox vanishing cream;
it is guaranteed. o. E. Davis, Drug
gist.
See our good stock of blankets
from $500 to $1,000 pair at Suttle
& Tateis.
Peggy Hyland in A Debt of Hon
or, Fox production at the Star Sat-
urday and Sunday.
See Roaring Lions on the Mid
Night Express at the Star next Sat
urday and Sunday.
Paige service station and general
repair work at Paulsen Bros. garage
on South Rock ave. Phone 295. 29-tf
"A new assortment of waist seam
and belted overcoats just received at
The Blue Front Store ,Ellefson & John
son.
The Wisconsin, Dairymen's Asso-
citation viii hold two-days' annual
meeting in Richland Center on No
yvember 10 and 20.
Office of DR.. C. H. Trowbridge
will be closed for some time because
of illness. Accounts may be paid at
First National Bank. 43-tf
DIR. G. d. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from 9
Ito II, and i to o'clock.
A complete line of winter caps
just received in the latest patterns
and nifty models. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Lacrosse Elks' lodge purchased a
quarter block of residence property
for site for new clubhouse and
dormitory, to cost 100000.
Viola high school team defeated
LaFarge highs s to 4. LaFarge stu
dents through the local paper, say
we're not discouraged" That's the
spirit.
-Thos. Buchanan was at Chicago
consulting with specialists concerning
his health. We are pleased to learn
that an operation was not found nee
essary.
You can't, beat The Saturday
Evening Post as Christmas gift
Phone me your subscriptions NOW
before you forget it. Howard J.Thay-
err, phone 40.
DIR. T. NJ Mills, a town of Jeffer-
son boy, who has been practicing dem
tistry lat Wilton for number of years,
is moving to Grand Rapids to contin-
ue his profession.
For the benefit of the school a
shadow sociable will be given at As
bury school house on Friday night of
this week. Ladies are expected to
take lunch for two.
1t is reported that Rev. 0. o. Sow
de has resigned as pastor of Coon Val
ley Lutheran church. Everywhere
that seems to be the plan where union
i S effected between the different
churches.
%. o. Kjome sold his printing
plant that has been stored at Coon
Valley since his induction into Uncle
Sans international conflict. The out
fit goes to Ettrick for use in the new
ly established paper.
Mr.. r. G. Martin of the state of
Iowa, paid visit to his cousin, Mrs
David Buchanan, while enroute home
from attendance upon the national
Grand Army encampment. Mr.. Mar
tin left the west Kickapoo valley a
great many years since.
Auto drivers should remember
that the car on your right always has
the right of way at road crossings and
street intersections. The law also re-
quires that you give at least half the
road to cars that you meet and cars
that wish to pass. 1t doesn't penal
ize you any for little extra courtesy.
"A woman was burned to death
and her little son seriously injured, the
house and all its contents consumed,
near Reedsburg, the result of pouring
kerosene upon kitchen fire to hurry
it along. Never pour kerosene out of
can onto fire. If you think you
must use the dangerous stuff. have
an open can or cup into which to
pour the oil before putting it upon the
fire.
Peter S. Campbell, an old settler
and veteran soldier of the western
section of this county since the early
days, died recently at Lacrosse, aged
ninety years. During the Civil war
Mr.. Campbell was taken prisoner by
confederates at the battle of ShiIc,
serving three months in prison pen.
There survives this old veteran a wild
ow, eight children, twenty grandchil-
-dren and three great grand children.