Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-11
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Leave your orders for storm sash
at Tibbits- Cameron
Harvey Over ef the Westby Times
spent Sua2ay in town.
-Atterd the Wausau. Business Col
lege, Nalsau, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Larson of Cashton
visited relatives here Sunday.
"A. H. Cowan of La F&fge trans
acted business in the city Friday.
Mrs. Phebe Price of Cashton was
guest of Viroqua friends, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Kellicutt have
moved onto farm in the vicinity of
Viola.
Mrs. VIM. Houghton and daughter
have gone to Madison to spend the
winter.
Miss Blanche Wigginton entertained
few friends at her home Tuesday
evening.
N. Nelson is absent this week on
a business trip to Camp Douglas and
Madison.
The W. C. T. U. win meet with
Mrs. Akin Tuesday, November II, at
2:30 p. m.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law offices in the new Firt National
Bank building. second floor.
-Tibbits- Cameron have a few small
lots of lumber that they wish to clean
up at very attractive prices.
%. T. Fortney of Franklin town is
spending few days in Dunn county
visiting his son, H. I. Fortney.
We have the best display of ladies'
hand bags in the city, at prices ranging
from 25c to $500. O.E. Davis.
John Joyce has greatly added to the
appearance of his residence lot by filling
up to grade, and covering it with sod
Buy your cement, plaster and Innate
at John E. Nuzum's lumber yard. He
handles only the best. Plenty on
hand.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Jenson of Ferryville died as the
result of an attack of membraneous
Group.
Two legged hobgoblins destroyed
needlessly and wantonly considerable
property in the village of De Soto on
Halloween.
"A party of young people drove out
to the home of r. Solaerield on a re-
cent day and took dinner, reporting a
most enjoyable time.
-Thos. Serdal, one of Franklin's
young farmers, is looking up location
for farm near Wheeler in the north
ern part of the state.
Remember we are handling this year
the famous Cincinnati cap line, the best
in the country. Style, service and COM
fort in this line. The Blue Front Store.
-Messrs. Ole Haugen, Carl Haugen,
Oscar Haugen, Paul Moe and Carl
Christianson, oil of Jefferson town, left
recently for Montana to look up land
prospects.
Sam Potter has decided to give the
people of Springville the conveniences
of a grocery store, and has put in a
stock of goods in the Tomkin building
in that burg.
Ed. Lind has purchased very de-
sirable residence lot of John Devlin,
just west of Mr.. Devlin's home. Mr..
Lind will break ground at once for the
erection of house.
No progressive family should over
look the special arrangement with The
Weekly Inter-Ocean and farmer, where
by ST. Is pays for one years subscrip-
ton to 1t and this paper.
Attend the Wisconsin Business Uni
versity La Crosse, Wis, the great busi-
ness training school of the northwest.
Its graduates are now earning nearly
six million per year. Send for cata-
logue.
Chris Nelson and family have re-
turned from Sparta, where they have
lived for several months, and will make
Viroqua their permanent home. Chris.
says Sparta is too dead for him, there
being little opportunity for laboring
man there.
Hon. L. Fl. Bancroft, accompanied
by his wife, came no from Richland
Center Mr.. Bancroft was employed
IN the liquor case from Viola tried here
Saturday, and they remained over Sun
day as the guests of Editor and Mrs.
Harry Baily.
Duck, corduroy, mackinaw and
sheep lined coats and sheep lined ulster
overcoats. The best western made
goods, at prices no higher than the
cheap eastern made goods. The Blue
Front Store.
The Wisconsin agricultural expert
ment station requests farmers not to
send sugar beets to the station for
analysis, as it interferes materially with
the duties of the chemical department.
The beets may be sent to the chemist
of any of the three factories in the
state, who will gladly make the analysis.
Rev. Chas. E. Buffers hos just be-
come the possessor of black walnut
and curly maple sewing table which
was made by his grandfather in Eng
land many years ago. The table has
been in the family all these years, but
not until recently did Mr.. Buffers To-
cate it. The table is a beauty and is
priceless in the estimation Of the pre-
sent owner.
Messrs. and Mesdames Chas. Kueb-
Ter, James Bigley, w. w. Wigginton,
E. ID. Harrington, C. W. Franklin and
r. L. Ware entertained the Merry
makers club at Dyson hall last Thurs
evening. Whist furnished the evenirg z s
entertainment. The next meeting will
be held on November 19, when a canc-
ing party viii be given at Opera hall.
Fred Talbot Of Tomah, the genial
representative of the Minneapolis Pa
per company, was caller at the CEN
soR Office a few days ago, and ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with
election results. Fred is as ardent re-
publican, and believes that while a large
number of travelling men we're shouting
for Bryan, when it came to the crucial