Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
Get ready for winter.

VIM. Webb.
Six weeks Of good fall weather womb
be welcome.
Saturday night wstor and mud froz
ia the roads
Earl Smith left Monday evening fol
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. 0. E. Harris is very low at bel
home in this city.
Mr.. /. w. Switzer of Minneapolis
was in the city over Sunday.
Foot hall is all the rago with high
school and college students.
Ole J. Thompson and wife came
from Bangor for weeks visit
In hopes of health improvement,
Mrs Chas. Rhodes has gene to Colorado
Zee notice of city polling places as
announced by the city clerk in today Z
papsr.
For rent, the pleaaand hill residence
Of Mrs Jos. Forsythe Inquire or J. S,
McKittrick
The Veterans association will hold
its annual meeting al Rssdstown Oct
ober 26 and o.
Charles Burkhardt aud bride re-
tarned from their months sojourn in
South Dakot
What's be, 3me Of the old-fashioned
woman who Dragged about the kind Of
soft soap she made.
Lewis Everson Of Retreat, manu-
featured 800 gallons Of sorghum mo
lasses the present season.
Mrs. G. NJ Henry returned from
Grand Rapids, where she visited Mrs
r A. Russell and family.
Big sale on street hats at the Bon
Ton. s.. so hats for $1.75, 50 90 hats for
$3.50, $1.50 hats for SIC
-"Rit" Worman and wife Of Red
Mound vicinity, marketed several bush
els of hickory nuts in Viroqua.
Merchant Campbell of Cashton,
spent couple of days with his daughter
Mrs, Ernest Brown, last week,
just look at the finest display Of the
ff.mous Sharood shoes in north wind ow.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
The first snow of the season fell in
this locality last Friday morning, when
flakes an inch long covered the ground
DR. Dake drove over from Viola to
meet his sister, Mrs. Eugene Kish of
South Dakota, who is visiting relatives
in this vicinity.
-Readstown young people are about
to organize cornet band with q mem
bership of twenty. Success to You. boys,
says the CENSOR.
Mr., A. N. Asbury Of Readstown,
has gone to Nebraska to accept employ
ment at his trade, and his family is ex-
pected to follow later
Miss Gina Nelson, who has been Wis
iting relatives ia S6rth Dakota, arrived
home last Thursday accompanied by her
cousin, o. P. Running
-Headquarters for gloves and nit
tens. Buy one pair of the hand made
mule skins. The best glove and mitten
made THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Genuine Priestly Craveneth rain
coats All styles and patterns; buy none
but the Priestly if you want the best
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Mr.. and Mrs, BENZ. Williams at
tended the Hooverson-H Hanson wedding
in the town Of Freeman, last Wednes-
day They report large gathering at
the happy event
Mrs. James Cook returned from
South Dakota, where she spent the sum-
mer. She was accompanied by John
Green, who visits for few days with
relatives and friends.
Every body wants to be in time for
breakfast. In time to keep appoint
ments! We have alarm clocks that will
wake up everybody and bring them to
onr store Jos, BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Three farms have been sold in this
locality in the past ten days Anyone
desiring a good farm at the right price
should give the undersigned a call At an
early date. J a FETTY. Viola, Wis.
The Readstown Herald says the six
months-old daughter of w. f. Lenox
was found dead in bed Oh Saturday
morning The little ones sudden death
is thought to have been caused by chok-
ing.
The Prairie du Chem Union says the
Mississippi river is rising about ten
inches day and the farmers who have
hay on the bottoms are dc their ut
most to get it off the islands before the
water reaches it. The water is nearly
black in the river now causedsby numer-
ous leaves which have fallen in the river
and dyed the water dark hue
Mrs Thea 4 Moen is ready to sup
ply the public with good home made
bread, cakes and cookies and also lions
pure soda butter and graham crackers
and also Zion 8 pure candy, baking pow
der, havoring extracts and UOoth pow
der. lions pure laundry and toilet sc 3p
washing compound cleanite and silver
polish All are pure and first cl2cs In
tine Buckley building.
Attention Is directed to the half
page advert, ,ement Of the Boston Cloth
ing House, hich announces new base
of business aud plan to make things
90 swiftly and for the public benefit.
MIR J Exline Of La Crosse, will as
sume management He was with COpen-
helm & Company, Chicago, for three
years Call at the Boston and profit bg
the new arrangement
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of our readers to the winter
term OF W, 3. O., La Crosse, which be-
gins Tuesday, November 1st For more
than a decade the CENSOR bsa been
carrying the advertising Of the w b
e.. ana with pleasure we have noted Its
growth from year to year. until 1t Is noEy
undoubtedly the best and largest school
of its kind in the Northwest Mr. To-
lands success is due 70 the unyary yiHg
SUCCESS Of its graduates IN securing po-
sitions. and We are pleased 70 say, that
while he has had q great many studsnt6
from this vicinity, we know of none who
excelled that have not secured fine p0-
sitions