Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-27
DEATH OF FORMER vrROOuA NAN.
Dr.. William Morley Saecumbs to Hear.
TrobIe at Shell Lake Home.

/ Atootc Al Shcft Lake uonies
The funeral of DIR. William Benedict
Morley was held Sunday morning at the
hcsls of Mrs. III. Il. Packard. sister of
the deceased, services being conducted
by Revs. Sarles and Nuzum DIR. Nor
ley had died the Wednesday night pre-
vious, after a weeks illness with heart
| trouble.
DIR. Morley was born in New York
state fifty-four years ago, and when
littte boy came to Nmoqua with his
parents After finishing school here.
he graduated at medical college in
Louisville, Kentucky, and began prac-
tlce at Leon. There h. was married.
He practieed for years at ST. Paul. and
six years ago moved to Shell Lake, this
state.
Besides his wife he leaves three sis
ters and a brother, viz; DIR. Frank
Morley and Mrs. H. r. Packard of this
city; Mrs. Kate Munger of Elgin, Illi-
nois; Mrs. I. w. Chandler of Daven-
port, Iowa.
Those from away who attended the
/ funeral we're John and Albert Gilliland
of Leon, and Mrs Chandler of Daven-
port.
Pictures at one half off at Town
er's.
$3.50 fancy silk petticoats, S4.95.
The Fair Saving store.
Mrs f. Branson spent few DAYS
with friends at La Crosse.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Post
November goth, ten pound boy.
Several Of the teachers go to their
homes tonight for Thanksgiving.
Just received new nobhy ladies
furnishings at the Fair Saving store.
A 100-piece Carlsbad dinner set
worth S2S, is being closed out at SIS at
Towner's.
W. II. Banks will work in VIM.
Stogdill's blacksmith shop during the
coming winter.
Mrs. Frank Sifbaugh left Monday
for Denver, Colorado, where she win
spend the winter
Mrs Hattie Hessling and children
are visiting at Springville with Mrs.
Hessling's parents.
Gen. and Mrs. Rogers viii take the
Sunday train for Egypt. where they
win spend the winter.
Rred Lieurance, who has been
spending the past year ia the west. is
visiting IN Viroqua.
Shoes and overshoes, also full hue
Of rubbers of the best makes, and prices
right. Severson & Co.
County Clerk Berlie Moore is busily
engaged in making out his annual tax
levy for the various towns.
Marian Dahl. Helen flunson, Alma
Wilkins and Roy Bean ere home for
their Thanksgiving arat;on.
For rent. a o room hoase / 4 blocks
north Of court house. ine uire of r. II.
Oftedahl, at B0ufil Mrs store.
g. G. Snyder returntd .his week
from Calgara, Canaaa, where he has
been employed all last sur amer,
"A new line will be on display this
week at prices that ere right Come
IN and look saem over. Sam Lillis.
jeweler.
s,Fofl. has been res@sll4sd this week
on the new bank building. There was
a shortage of filling brick which had to
be shipped in.
Ed. Wig and family intend to start
for California the last Of this week to
spend the winter for the benefit of Mra |
Wig health
Robbie Rice, who is travelling ON
the road with the Gorton Minstral com
pany, has been spending few days
with Viroqua friends.
We are ready with beautiful line
of holiday attractions for man or boy. |
Come in and look them over before the
rush begins. The Blue Front Store
Santa Claus is making advanced
showings of everything desirable for I
Christmas at Towner's. Here you find /
an array Of gifts suitable for any one.
What s worth getting is worth look
ing for, so don't neglect Sam, the jew /
eler, who now has a new bright line of /
watches, clocks, silverware and jew
elry at right prices.
The council fixed the rate of city tax
last evening at s mills, which is A mills /
higher than last year lit is expected /
that the rate Of tax this year in Viro-
qua for city,. county and state win be
practically 2 per cent.
= The very latest in fancy neckwear,
silk and phoenix muffiers. Fancy sus
penders, gloves, mittens, fur caps, um-
hrellas, trunks and suit eases and many
other things suitable for Christmas
present for man or boy The Blue
Front Store.
Miss Chrissie Miller, who is at
tending the Huron college in South
Dakota, has been chosen as a member
of the debating team of that college in
the inter collegiate debate. Question,
Resolved that the government should
have exclusive control of all transpor-
tation companies doing Interstate bust
ness by constitutional grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] q. Brown have re-
turned from theiy months visit near
Bethany, Missouri, vith the family of
z. 4. Melvin. Mrs. Brown displayed
some fine samples Of Missouri corn to
the CENSOR, W lich Nss picked from the
fields Of Pennel Garrett and Mr.. Melviu's
son-in-law. Mans of the ears measure
II inches in length. and put to shame
anything we have seen in the way Of
Wisconsin corn this season. They re-
port that all the former Vernon county |
people are well and happy.
Don't blame the Opera house man
ager if all the attractions are not up TO
standard. III is not his fault as he Is
only too anxious TO give you your mon
ey 5 worth Ben says he is sure he has
a show that will make you 20 home hap
py The Swanee Jubilee Singers book
"a direct through the Mutual Lyceum
bureau. Thisis an attraction worth soc,
Iuf as BEN has guaranteed them he