Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-13

again in the near future.
-Adolph Hauge has opened branch
barber shop at Chaseburg.
-Tibbits-Cameron can save you
mone.- on any kind of shingles.
-Londen's self-action litter carriers
for sale by t. c. Knudson q Co.
Farmers We're well along with their
years work before winter closed in.
-Jo. Rosenthal returned from a
business trip in northern Wisconsin.
"A horse on the farm of James
Spears in Bergen, is affected with lock
jaw.
Try my Oriental corn cure; its
guaranteed. Price l0c. o. f. Davis
druggist.
"A complete stock of sash, doors and
moulding at lowest price at Tibbits-
Cameron.
H. G. GoodselI was in La Crosse
last week calling on the sick at the
st Francis hospital.
-Kossie Smith of Iowa, has been
visiting relatives and boyhood associ-
ates on Pleasant Ridge.
Rev. A. j. Coram is conducting
series of revival meeting in the Metho-
dist church at La Fargo.
"A nice surprise was given Ella Fox,
Saturday evening by members of the
w. C. T. u. and friends.
Dress warm and prevent that all
winter cold by buying a chamois' vest
at 0. E. Davis drug store.
james Randall, wholesale jeweler
of Monticello, Indiana, visited with his
sister, Mrs. C. K. Herried.
Isaac Nustad has bought from his
father the old homestead farm in the
| northeast corner of Viroqua town.
Examination paper, tablets, PEN
| ellis, pens, penholders, fountain pens
! and inks at o. E. DAVIS drug store.
Forty three young people were con-
| firmed at South Coon Prairie church by
Rev. Halvorsen, Sunday week ago.
Ole Olson of Bristow, has rented
Ole JOIN sons farm one mile northwest
of the city and is now taking possession.
COL C. E. Morley spent two or
three days on Mississippi river duck
hunting about La Crosse with his son
Fred.
Considerable quantities of sugar
beets have been shipped from Chase
burg station by farmers of that vi
cinity.
II Miss Lena Glomstad is a recent az
rival from Norway, making her home
with Mrs. Marie Bjerkas at South Coon
| Prairie.
-Thos. Peterson, the Newton mer-
| chant, keeps complete line of gen
| eral merchandise. Cali on him when
| in need of goods.
-Gasolene engines that give salts
| faction, sizes ranging from one to 800
horse power. Cab and be convinced.
T. G. Knudson & Co.
Will Webster, who moved from
| Newton to South Dakota, is paying the
| first visit to the old home since his re-
| moval three years ago.
The third invoice of fire neckwear
this fall tells the story of their popu
larity. They are the thing.
The Blue Front Store.
Having purchased a good farm at
| Genoa, John P. FranZini has moved
with his family from De Soto, where
they resided for some years.
"A hunting party composed of Henry
Kish, John Hanesworth, Harvey Spauld-
ing and Lewis Wodzynski left Stoddard
vicinity Tor the northern woods.
Parties wishing wagon box should
see the new Rock Island boxes, just
received at. Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
| Also those Anderson combination racks.
Albert Kuehn, senior, of La Crosse,
spent few days in the city with his
son Ernest. Mr.. Kuehn was one of the
early settlers and farmers of Genoa
| town.
-Viroqua sent large number of
citizens to La Crosse, Thursday night,
to attend the theatre. All stations on
party.
General and Mrs. Rogers and Mrs.
/ Sylvia Rogers and daughter of Tacoma,
Washington, will leave the last of Nov
ember for Egypt, where they will
spend the winter.
An immense line of gloves and nit
tens of all kinds. They are right.
Take look at them. Both for dress
and hard wear. 20c to $3.50.
The Blue Front Store.
Chris Helgeson, Oscar Gauper anu
two others were in from Purdy on Sa-
| turday. taking out as many loads of
merchandise and equipment for opening
| the store of Mr.. Helgeson.
Just received; the finest and most
up-to-date line of dress shirts to be
seen in the city. $1.00 to $500. See
the Business Negligee shirt.
The Blue Front Store.
A largely attended convention Of
the Lutheran church was held at Sold
diers Grove, continuing a half-week.
Many ministers and delegates were
present from western Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
20. j. Stoke, one of the leading
citizens of Stoddard, has moved to La
Crosse, where he has employment at
his trade as machinist His wife is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Den
ming of this city.
The first furry of snow decepisd
on this section at noon last Saturday.
There were three or four lively "squalls"
before the days close. leaving mother
earth we'll mantled in the beautiful,
and it now has every appearance of a
closeup for winter.
For thirty days T. C. Knudson &
Co. will sell the Iowa dairy cream sep
arator, 500 ID. capacity for $50 cash.
This machine IS absolutely guaranteed
to give satisfaction. The chance to get
a high-grade separator at a low price.
Don't fail to get one.
Coon Valley farmers and business
men have organized a cooperative