Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-27

BE thankful. if you had to lend.
Yoa had the chance to help friend.
Be thankful for what fate may bring.
Be fhankful-weIl. for eyerythingi
Then eat a most delicious dinner.
As well becomes a seasoned sinner.
And let the little stomach elves
just fight it cut among themselves.
Return thanks tomorrow.
Buy your storm sash of Thayer's.
Fine line of outing f1annels at Purdy
Store
Go to Meason's for fine Christmas
photcs.
Mems heavy wooden shirts at the
Pardy store.
Berlie Moore went to Chicago Fri
day evening.
DR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Lion Brand overalls and shirts at
the Purdy Store.
Dolls from 1c up to $500 at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Mems, boys and ladies' underwear
at the Purdy Store.
Mems 81 WOO underwear Toe at the
Fair Saving store.
Jonn Michelet was Viroqua Wis
itor from Westby, Saturday.
Don't fail to see those bridge whist
sets at o. f. Davis drugstore.
Cut glass beautiful nappy for
$l.50 at O. Il. Davis drug store.
Mr.. aaa Mrs. Edward Owen have
been visiting relatives near Victory.
"A surprise was given Mrs. Ed Curry
Friday evening by several of her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j Deaver, formerly
Of this place. removed from Cashton to
Elroy.
j. w. Powell, and wife returned
from their hunting trip and visit, Fri
day evening.
Born, Friday. November %, to MIR.
and Mrs. Bert Henderson of Liberty
Pole, a son.
Otto Otteson went to Milwaukee
last week to attend a convention of
undertakers.
The best ready roofing at Tibbits-
Cameron's. Pariod is the name. We
guarantee it.
Nothing like an enlarged portrait
for Christmas gift. Place your order
now at Meason's.
More hot coffee next Saturday at
Severson & Co.'S. Come in and get cup.
You are all welcome.
Full line of mems boys and ladies'
overshoes' We carry the Wales-G Good
year at the Purdy Store.
Mr. and Mrs. d. o. Styne of Reeds
burg arrived, Wednesday, for visit
at the home of Carl Severson.
w. K. Haverly and wife and Mrs.
G. e. Sallander of Red Mound are yis-
iting in northern Wisconsin.
Frank Stout and his party of half
tlozea! from Ross vicinity, returned from
the northern woods in possession of sew
en- deer.
The Lutheran Church social at the
Espeseth home Friday evening, was
largely attended and good program
rendered.
The third invoice of fine neckwear
this fell tells the story of their popu-
larity. They are the thing. The Blue
Front Store.
John Clancy finished drilling n 312
foot well for Fay Ames near Retreat.
Viii White is next to entertain the
Clancy crew.
Arthur Borgerson os Cashton, is
doing telegraph service at the st. Paul
station in this city during Two weeks :
vacation of G. G. Faucet.
Ifyou go to Meason the pfotogra-
pher for your Christmas photos, you
can get the same grade Of work and
style of finish as you can in the large
cities.
Minnesota and Wisconsin university
foot ball teams played a not and inter-
esting tie game to 17--at Madison
last Saturday. 1t was the snappiest
game of the season.
Owing to the demands of cur ad-
vertisers the CENSOR is compelled to
crowd out some valued correspondence,
but trust we will be able to use the
same in our next issue.
Veteran Billy Connor of Mound
Pack is enjoying visit from his broth
er, who resides at Sioux City, for :
ner resident of Liberty. The brothers
had lot met for twenty-six years.
Tomorrow is the day of home gath
erings, feasting on the good things of
the lana and d day to return thanks for
the blessings we enjoy as a nation, a
state, a community and individually.
mo reader of the CENSOR should
overlook the second letter of Henry C.
Alillard, published on an inside page of
today's paper on government ownership
and other subjects as they exist in New
Zealand.
u. w. SelIars and E. r. Cushman of
Viola are shipping to the stock ranch
of Fred Stoll, in North Dakota, seventy
head of registered Hereford cattle.
Shortness of rough feed and grain In
this section caused the removal.
u. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, VII
roqua. Win practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing. Commercial collections.
Local and long distance phones In office.
"A lucky purchased The Prairie du
Chen pants factory is going to move
to Texas and is closing out all their
trousers at a terrible sacrifice. We
bought a lot of their all wool trousers
at a great bargain. Now on sale at
The Blue Front Store.
w. P. Hayter left Saturday for La
Fargo to spend Sunday with his sons in
that village. On Monday he expected
to leave that town for an extended Wis
it with relatives in New York City and
Brooklyn and in Orange, n. j. This
is Mr.. Hayter' first visit to the east in
over forty years and he anticipates
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