Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-30
Bits of Local News


yember llth
Don't destroy property and make
fool Of yourself.
Atty. C. j. Smith had legal bust
ness at La Csosse the first of this week.
Mrs. j. w. Lucas went to La
Crosse to spend Sunday with her hus-
band
Mrs. Rutson Drake of this city,
visited irieEds at Sugar Grove, which
was her old home.
-Galesville is fighting an epidemic
OF smallpox and the doctors are vaci-
mating everybody in sight.
Annual show of the western Wis
consin poultry association viii be held
in La Crosse, December IL 10 16.
No competition on the famous
"Adler' over coats. We are sole agents
for them. The Blue Front Store.
In olden times spooks were sup
posed to be out on Halloween night.
Now the providers are property desc
craters.
Get ready for winter by placing
your order for storm sash early. Tib-
bits Cameron can fit any opening large
or small
M. w. Henderson of Lib 'ty Pole,
has secured position x in the
Cotfiand Bros. clothing - at Rich
land Center.
The hub and spoke factory of Dun
don q Tesar at Prairie du Chen was
recently destroyed by fire, entailing a
loss of $500.
Mrs. NJ " DeGarmo, who has been
quite i'll for some time, has improved
somewhat and is spending the week in
town with relatives.
"A special sale of the celebrated
Jacob Laskin & Co.'S. furs will be held
Monday, November 4, at G. j. Severson
& Co.'S. Don't miss this.
The most up-to-date childrens suits
and overcoats to he seen in the city,
Stylish and made to resist hard wear.
The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs E. p Kellogg of
Readstown, have moved their household
goods to Lansing, near which place they
have rented large dairy farm.
Mrs. H A. Lombard and children
who have been visiting Vernon county
relatives and friends, have returned TO
their home at Saltwater, North Dakota.
F. J. Perrin, identified with the
De Soto Argus for the past four years,
has purchased newspaper and plant at
Walworth and takes possession Noyem-
ber |.
ATTEND Toland's Business School,
La Crosse, Wis. Five thousand gradu-
ates now employed; 149 graduates sent
to positions in 80 days. Send for cata-
logue.
Martin & Kuebler have closed a
contract with the school board at
Seneea for the installment of steam
heating plant in the new high school at
that place.
Edgar Ewers, who recently re-
moved from Readstown to Mason City,
Iowa, has passed the sgate bar exami-
nation and admitted to practice in the
courts of Iowa.
You are thinking about a good
warm flannel shirt. You will not have
long to think when you see our exten-
sive line of Si.00 to $500.
The Blue Front Store
j w Haughton, recently foreman
of the De Soto Argus, and well known
to the newspaper fraternity IN this
county, is now holding down STEADY
sit' on the Walworth Times.
We are in receipt of a full line of
those popular stiff bosom negligee COM
bined shirts. Everyone who had them
last season will want them again this
year. The Blue Front Store.
The diplomatic farmer does not
mention the fact that he is pleased
with the price of oats when talking to
the mail carrier; as rule they can not
see fifty cent oats in the same light.
~
the great Barnum & Bailey circus and
menegerie, making them kings of the
circus world. The purchase price of
the outfit was about half million dof
lars.
The Prairie du Chen Press says
that solid train of thirty cars of soap
from the Armour company of Chicago,
passed through that city, running as a
special over the river division to Mimi
eapolis.
He war a clever boy who when
asked for the meaning of the tquick
and the dead, - said that the quick was
the boy who got out of the way of the
automobile and the dead was the other
fellow.
The past month has been one of
exceptional opportunity for farmers to
close up their fall work, and the ine
weather has been well improved by the
ruralists. Farm matters are now well
along for winters closing.
Mrs. Edward Smith of the town of
Stark, one of the pioneer settlers of
the county, died at the family home on
the 18th instant. Mrs. Smith was
woman well-known foi her charitable
deeds and neighborly affection.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, vi
roqua. viii practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing. Commercial collections.
Local and long distance phones in office.
This week will practically finish
concrete walk building in Viroqua, the
uncertainty of the weather making it
unsafe for further operations. Between
four and five miles, including crossings,
have been put in this season, the work
being done almosC entirely by our local
firm Rabbit & Nuzum.
While E. B. Homstad was at Madi-
son he looked after the interests of
Newry in an endeavor to get shipping
facilities for that place. He met of
fcials and attorneys of the Milwaukee
road and received considerable en-
courtgement Newry ought to have
some accommodations and will un-
doubteily get th"m when their case
comes properly before the railroad com
mission. Westby Times.