Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
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Thanksgiving a week from tomor-
row.
For barrel of winter apples call on
A e. Surenson, Grocer.
Ladies' and misses coats st bargain
prices at The Fair Savings store
Misses Edith Shnnks came from
Chicago, to spend few days at home.
All business houses should increase
their sales by advertising in the GEN.
SoR
Most of the county board members
went to their respective homes to spend
Sunday
H. c. Skow has moved his family,into
the Horton residence on south Main
street
Il have some fine Barred Plymouth
cockerels and pullets for sale 81 each.
81. e. Rogers.
DR. R. w. Baldwin leaves in day
or two to spend a week in Milwaukee
and other points.
"A Victory writer says that Chair
man Tullock recently lost horse-the
eleventh one this season.
John Chalk passed away at his
h Me on Pleasant ridge, Wednesday
week ago, aged SO years.
-N.llinery-must go at once. Any
$8.ss$s7 to 80 so trimmed hat, your choice
aG 81 The Fair Savings store.
DIR. and Mrs. Will Gorsline of
Chicago, are spending a week with the
latter.s parents, Mr., and Mrs. s. r.
Pollard.
WHAT'S become of the old fashioned
woman who used to wish that her
neighbor's boy was her own 80 that she
could teach him how TO behave?
Hanson q Munyon have postponed
their auction sale, to take place on the
Getter farm one mile west of Liberty
Pole, until Tuesday, November 27.
The peanut crop in the United
States now amounts to $11, 900, 900 bu-
shells annually The total sales amount
to between So, 600, 600 and 0,O00, 600.
Miss Mary Morse of this city, was
elected secretary aud treasurer of the
Rebekah degree lodge4 of this district,
at convention receii ~ held at Tomah.
Herman Holt,4 nd Miss Caroline
Paulsrud, both of w stby, were married
at La Crosse, S4tucd.y evening. They
will make their honI7 on farm near
Westby.
Lost, on road between Viroqus and
Readstown, lasG Saturday, atchel con-
tanning q suit of clotnes and other
articles Finder kindly l.saVe same ct
CENSOR Office and get rew ard
The first genuine snow fall of the
season is visiting us toiay. About
three inches of the beautiful has fallen,
and as we go TO press the prospects for
good sleighiug could ros b, better.
Children and dolls ARE ilsspsrebie
You never saw little girl that could
have too many dolls. Come In and
look over my liRs. Buy early and get
the best. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
There is a brisk demand for men to
work in the wooks in tue northern part
of the state Wisconsin camps are Of
fering from $28 to $35 per month, and
find it difficult to get crews at those
wages
The football teams of the Tomah and
Sparta high schools played tie game
at Sparta, Saturday, the score being IL
to IL. The game was of unusual inter
est as neither team has been defeated
this season.
Mrs s. Miller came from Milwau-
kee last week for stay with friends in
this city. She brought with her the
infant daughter OF her son, Hampton.
The little one will be cared for in the
future by Mr.. and Mrs Geo Clark.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: VIM. Conser, G M. Chris
tensen, A. e o Toole, Gust Stoltn,
Mikel Sporkiand. D G. Wilson, Earl
Geary, Geo W. Richardson, Robert
Cuary, Miss Nellie Scoville, Miss Gena
johnson, Mrs. Colysta Bugbee.
What remains of the Randall build
ing since its devastation by fire, will be
torn down and the debris cleared away.
This was one of Viroqua's few remain
ing old timers and its familiar outlines
will be missed by those before whose
vision 1t passed in the years gone by.
Miss FIavia Doty began work as
fifth assistant in our high school on the
18th inst and the very large classes are
now divided so better work can be
done. Our high school has increased
from about $50 to 200 pupils an attend
ance that was unexpected and conse-
quently, not provided for.
The simple fact that Dr. Brewer
has made his visits regularly for years,
and at every visit has an increase of
practice, affords pretty strong evidence
of his popularity. Those afflicted with
chronic ailments should give him call
If any can help, DR. Brewer can dc is.
He makes his next visit co the Viroqus
Hotel, this city, on Wednesday, Novem.
ber 28
In the elections lately held out
side of our state that which most inter-
ests our people is the success of Con-
gresham James N Gillette In his elec-
tion to the governorship of California.
Mr.. Gillette was born in Viroqua in
1861. He has been prominent as a
lawyer, in public life and politics since
removing to the golden state BE Is at
present member of congress.
AN edict has bsen published in
South Dakota that ''school-ma' ans"
cannot go courting A teacher was dis
charged on the ground that she was in
love and the school board took the DO.
sition that under such condition teach.
er was not competent to teach. Ii was
carl led to the supreme court That
body upheld the school board, and