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

Saturday and Monday are remnant
days at Lindemanns'.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Brown visited
at La Crosse recently.
Mems heavy fleece liaed underwear,
3Se. Fair Saving store
Yes H. M. Barker Cough Remedy
cures, at all drug stores.
Mrs. c. w. Graves visited at Sparta
with relatives last week.
Mrs. Carrie Cox of Readstown was
a Viroqua caller Monday.
Ed Curry came from Tomah last
Sunday to assist IN packing their house
hold goods to ship to that place.
y. w. Thayer and children went to
La Crosse Sunday to see Chester.
Miss Ella Wyman is taking her
vacation at home with her mother.
IL. O. Boyle and wife returned on
Monday from their New York visit
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of G. FL. Minshall.
Money to loan on real estate seeur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Try one of those MeKibbon Ba Ba
lined corduroy coats at the Purdy Store.
SIS. 90 ladies' black Panama skirts,
for this sale at S3.9 Fair Saving store.
Il viii grind buckwheat at my mill
in Viola, December 6 and z. R. L.
Curry.
Miss Helen Severson of Soldiers
Grove visited with her brother Carl and
family.
Oscar Friend of Chicago spent a
couple of days wit. Viroqua friends
last week
Miss Lois Suttle is home from
Downer college at Milwaukee to spend
Thanksgiving.
-Chrie Bjerk left this week for
Norway, where he will spend the winter
with his parents.
Come in and get warm and make
yourselves at home. we want you to-
C. J. Severson & Co.
Thanksgiving waist bargains. A
beautiful assortment to select from at
the Fair Saving store.
With every 25c pillow top and back
we give free skeins of embroidery
silk. The Fair Saving store.
Frank Mcintosh and family are
occupying the Frank Chase house re-
Gently vacated by the Chase family.
Mrs. Aired Bjoin of Crookston,
Minnesota, arrived last Monday to visit
her mother, Mrs. G. N. Hauge, of this
city.
-Chas Fowell. our new poor com
missioner from Readstown will occupy
the house recently vacated by Ed.
Curry.
Ray Tewalt, who is employed on
the railroad with run between Mil
waukee and Watertown, is home on
sick leave
Miss Erma Favor, who is attending
school at Stevens Point, came home
Saturday to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents.
Mrs. Drew and daughter Rose viii
vacate their rooms at Mrs. Bertha
Brodhead's and board with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglass Waffle.
Mrs. F. M. Towner has recovered
from her sickness which was thought
to have been the result of the work and
strain incident to her trip.
The most up-to-date childrens suits
and overcoats to be seen in the city.
Stylish and made to resist hard wear.
The Blue Front Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Waffle, who
have spent the past year or more at
Brodhead, are returning to Viroqua and
will again occupy their home in the
south part of town.
Il. G. Boyle went to Philadelphia
last week to attend a convention of
ticket agents, and then went to New
York to visit the F. E. Tate family.
and will return with his wife.
Miss Susie Moseng returned Mon
day from three weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs Vigdal at Wheeler, Dunn
county. She was accompanied by Mr..
Vigdal, who win visit his people here.
Mr.. A. o. Nustad has been home
the past week assisting in packing up
and moving to Couderay, where the
family will reside. Mrs. Nustad will
spend some days at Westby visiting
friends before leaving for the north.
Banks may suspend payment in
whole or in part, but Vernon County
real estate continues to SELL The sale
of Martin Ottum's 153 acre farm in
the town of Coon to Albert Anderson,
and house and lot in the First ward of
the city owned by L Sandsmark to M
J. Fleming, is reported by the Vernon
County Land Company.
p. F. Purdy of Fleak, South Dakota,
arrived in Viroqua Thursday morning
for few days stay on business. The |
family will probably no. return ~ yiro-
qua until in January for their visit. |
Mr.. Purdy seems to like the west and |
says that the Cobb family expect to
spend the Ave years on their claims and /
that Bessie and Mr.. Cobb are in excell- |
ent health
The case of George Young and Riley |
McKeefe VS.. James Lee, Ed Nustad |
and Phillip Appleman was tried yester- /
day In Justice Pollard's court before a |
jury composed of John Side, Peter Of |
tedahl, Tip Pulver, o. p. Hill, Chris |
Dregne and Adolph Surenson. The act
ion was against James Lee, the officer, |
for leyying on and selling corn raised |
in town of Webster. Verdict of $35 |
was given plaintiffs,
Here's problem for you to submit |
to your classmates: IL z cats kill rats |
in minutes, how many cats will 1t take |
to kill 100 rats in so minutes? Lay the |
paper down now, before reading what |
follows, and see If you cal make it out |
Here is ar analysis given for your ben |
eft: Ii cats kill rats In minutes, |
cat will kill rat in minutes, and there |
fore cat will kill 100 rats in times |
100 minutes, or 700 minutes. But as
the rats are to be killed in so minutes !
1t will take as many cats to kill them |
as so Is contained times In 700, or Ia cats. |
Suppose you bought an express
order for $1,000, and suppose you mailed |
that express order to some mail order /,