Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-23

site pOSIoIlce.
William Oliver Of Ross. is going up
north for couple of months I ,nting.
Mrs. Maggie Morrow and Mrs. Jen-
nings of Viola visited friends in the
city.
Ole Torger of Soldiers Grove. at
tended to business matters here, Mon
day.
kee, where he has position on a street
car line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graves drove
to Sparta, Thursday, for visit with
relatives.
Fur coats, fur lined coats. plush
lined coats. See them at The Blue
Front Store
John Fladcn has completed the inn
provement to his house by giving it a
coat of paint.
The county convention of the w. G.
t. U. will be held at Ontario, October
81 and November l.
-Berlie Moore has been entertaining
his father, Charles w. Moore of Stark,
for couple of days.
Tomorrow night, Texas Sweet
hearts. Good specialties and specia
scenery. 25c, 35c and so.
Will Ady is spending couple of
weeks at the sanitarium at Prairie du
Chen, where he is taking treatment
| for rheumatism.
Mesdames C. E. Morley, D. O. Ma
honey and G. w. Minshall entertained
at whist, yesterday, at the home of
Mrs. G. E. Morley,
Allen ViIlair & Company's 'Texas
Sweethearts" tomorrow night. Special
scenery, pleasing specialties. Prices
25c, 35c and SOC.
| &C. w. Graves and Charlie Thompson
went to Genoa, yesterday, for days
fishing 1t is reported the pike and
bass are biting freely.
Miss Tena Lee and Miss Mary Ja-
cobson spent Sunday at Cashton. Miss
Jacobson returned on Monday and Miss
Lee will spend the week with relatives
there.
Miss Ollie Watson will have charge
of the cloak and suit department at the
Tate Mercantile Co. store, which is a
guarantee that the ladies will be well
served.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have Just re-
ceived another car of those combination
hay and stock racks, and every farmer
| should get one, as they are making
special terms for the next thirty days.
Mrs. Samuel Henry, who was re-
Gently operated on for cancer at a La
Crosse hospital, is reported to be inn
proving rapidly and it is expected that
she will soon be able to return to her
home in this city.
Earl 2. Smith has returned from New
Castle, Indiana. where he was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth T.
Smith, who were formerly residents of
our city. He reports them as pleased
with their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs T. E. Gorsuch are
spending a few days with Richland
Center friends. From there they will
go to Marshfield, Missouri. for a few
weeks, and then continue their journey
on to Colorado, where they expect to
make their future home.
Mrs. Hattie Henderson broaght her
little son Glenn to Viroqua, expecting
that it would be necessary to take him
to La Crosse for an operation, but the
abcess in his side broke and he is get
ting along nicely now. They are stop
ping at the home of Albert Brott
Messrs. Chas. Buffers and Frank
| Williams and wives spent last Wedhes-
day at the hospitable home Of MIR r.
r. Summerfield over on Asbury Ridge.
| The men folks spent the day hunting
with fair success, but the yellowlegged
chicken of the farm yard suffered the
most.
The weather during the past few
days has been all that could be asked
| for favorable tobacco curing. The
early harvest is making a credtable
showing and the moist weather followed
by warm days has brought the late cut
| tings TO a promising condition. There
is as yet no movement in buying circles
for the 1907 crop.
Stock buyers are busy men these
fall days. The CENSOR is informed
that there is an abundance of stock for
| the market and the buyers are kept
busy on the road picking up the desir-
able product. Good beef is bringing
| from sc to &c; Gamers from 1c to lie;
while hogs are being bought for from
sc to &c per pound.
The Vernon County Land company
reports the following sales for the past
Dan Wise; Mrs. Graves, lot, to James
Bigley; Ole Stromland, farm, to d. F.
Mains; d. F. Mains. house and lotin
Westby, to Ole Stromland; ID. f.
Mains, farm, to Albert Peterson.
The CENSOR trusts that its staff of
rural correspondents will sharpen up
their pencils for the winter campaign
of news gathering in their respective
communities. Correspondents are re
quested to send their items early so as
to insure their publication. Don't fail
to sign your name, that the editor may
know you are III good faiths
III. l.. Rayner has taken up the
work of magazine subscriptions and is
local agent for Success, Woman's Home
Companion, Review of Reviews, Co.'S
mopolitan, American, McCmres, Every.
body's, Delineator, in fact has arrange
ments to furnish any magazina or COM
bination OF magazines as low as any
agency or publishing company. Gira
him chance to save you some money
on your magazines.
Mrs. Abbie Smell Burnell, Of Ober-
lin, o., will give "Menarchee, " story
of high caste Hindu woman, in cos
tune, at the Congregational church,
Tuesday, November 8. This monolog
was given at the state convention Of
! Congregational churches recently held
4 in Oshkosh, and was enthusiastically
received. So perfect is Mrs. BurnelI's
| representation that it is hard to be con-