Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-25
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-Dudley's roffees at J. 0mundson's.
Storm sas.. of az sizes at Thayer's.
Circuit court opens on Tuesday,
December 8.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Full supply of all kinds of brick at
Thayer' lumber yard.
Thank sgiving tomorrow. Let it be
truly day of thanks offering.
Ladies all wool grey mixed hose,
while they last, 19c, at Rogers.
Miss Edith Morley of Readstown is
guest of Miss Amy Hutchison.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 92.
Money TO loan on real estete Sc
curity. Inquire of c. H. Minshall.
Mrs. j. P. Joyce entertrineo a
small party of ladies Friday afternoon.
Don't miss seeing those military
sets of French stag, Sterling silver,
etc, at o. E. Davis drug store.
County board adjourned Saturday
afternoon. Most of the members left
for their several homes Immediately.
-Hellol 80, that's Tibbits-C Cameron.
We send man to take measure for
storm sash and guarantee the goods
Miss lisa Joyce, Mrs. Lawrence
Bigley and children are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Curry in
Tomah.
Buy your cement, plaster and Innate
at John Z. NuZum's lGmher yard. He
hanAiac Ar,1,r fhn hast Dlantxr
hand.
&C. H. Buxton of Readstown, has
invented new breast-strsp for harness.
He was in the city exhibiting his new
patent.
Supervisor j. M. Clark of Mound
Park, accompanied by his wife, is off
81 visit with relatives in the old
Indiana home.
During the months of July, August
and September 6,279 deaths occurred in
Wisconsin. Of this number 459 were
caused by accidents.
You will find both instruction and
amusement in DIR. Chas. E. Varney's S
lecture at Opera hall on Tuesday even
ing next. Don't n iss it.
Felt WINDOW shades, foot, 7c each
Water color shades, foot, 18c each.
Oil shades, foot, 29c; Friday and
Saturday only at Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas O. Bush have
gone to South Dakota, in which state
they have engaged schools to teach
during the coming winter.
do not fail to see our fur, fur lined
and plush-lined coats. The famous
Worthing & Alger make. Prices are
right The Blue Front store.
S. T. p~egne, who recently dis
posed ri his mercantile business in
Readstown, is preparing to make visit
to Norway to see his aged parents.
Mrs. H. D. Williams and son Frank
went to Washington, d. c., last Friday,
to be absent for some time visiting rela-
tives and seeing the sights of the ma
tional capital.
This is the season of year for corn
shredder accidents. Each daythe news
papers bring reports of hand and arm
mutilations. In a neighboring county
one man lost his life.
Our line of gloves and mittens is
unequaled. All kinds, from 10c to the
best hand sewed at $1.75. Yarn and
dress gloves, mittens of all styles.
The Blue Front Store.
The CENSOR job department has
just completed big order of illustrated
business calendars for "A. B. Fetty, who
solicited the work for Vernon and
Richland county business men.
e. P. Bhhovde of Christiana and
Peer Hanson of Blooningdale, were
A..cky in securing homestead claims in
South Dakota in the recent government
drawing on the Rosebud reservation.
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.
Friends in this city have received
word that Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson
and Miss Elizabeth Spellum of Spokane,
Washington, left that city last Thurs
day for Southern California, where they
expect TO spend the winter.
"A great many people are expected
to write on the civil service exarnina-
tions for legislative positions to be
filled at the approaching session. Ex-
amnations will be conducted at all
county seats on Saturday. December
School teachers have been supplied
with blanks for the purpose of report
ing truant scholars. 1t is the teachers
duty to report all scholars between the
ages of Z and IA years who are not at
tending school, and if there if not a
good reason for non-attendance steps
will be ia to punish the parents OF
such children.
Farmers should see that every i'm
plement and tool is securely housed for
the winter Farm implements do not
wear out as much as they rust out.
Cultivators, plows, harrows, etc., that
are left in the open air usually end their
usefulness in one or two seasons instead
of lasting several years A binder or
mower that is not kept perfectly dry
viii be almost useless when desired for
service.
Some western friend of the CENsoF
sends it pictorial postal on which is
shown the extremes of farming in the
state of Washington. 1t represents two
agriculturists harvesting potatoes anC
they are so large that it is necessary
to haul them, one by one, from the
fields on stone-boats. Wonderful what
Imagination some of our former resi-
dents cultivate when they Ego west t
grow up with the country"
s. -rday mornings incoming
brancn train brought large number Of
hunters ya+urnit,cy from the deer field,