Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-10-14
Magnificent fall weather.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Suit, coat and skirts at low prices
at the Fair Savings Store.
Miss Luella Carpenter visited hen
brother at La Fargo, Sunday.
&C. w. POWELL went up to Sparta
Sunday on mission of business.
C Hooke was over to La Fargo
Friday looking after business matters.
Thornton Taylor and wife spent a
couple of days with La Fargo relatives.
Bargains this week in notions and
handkerchiefs at the Fair Savings
Store.
w. j. Robinson of Richland Center
visited friends and transacted business
here.
Favor harness shopis headquarters
for horse blankets. All grades and
prices.
Leave laundry at Joe's place. Joe
is agent for best steam laundry in the
northwest
Call and see special brand of w.
z. shingles just received at Tibbits-
Cameron 5.
e. H. jacket, electrical contractor
of La Crosse, WAS a business visitor
h~'S oAtdA delf
X. K. Loverud and family left to-
day for Barron, where they expect to
make their future home.
Druggist O E. Davis is wearing a
smile that won come off. It's a girl,
born Sunday, October IL.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law Offices III the new Firt National
Bank building. second floor.
Frank Taylor, who has resided west
of this city, exchanged his farm for
business property in La Fargo.
Mrs Margaret Dorwin of Sparta
is to make stay of several months at
the home of her son, R. l.. Ware.
Mrs. Ed. Hazen and Mrs. John
Chase have returned from Superior,
where they have been for several weeks.
Ben Jennings of West Branch, has
traded his farm for La Fargo residence
property and will move to that village
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hum and
family of West Prairie visited with
Mrs. Hum sister, Mrs. Chas. Prim-
mer.
Miss Blanche Wigginton and Mrs.
James Hay spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mangh-
mar of Sparta.
Scott Curtis is managing Hotel
Ward at La Fargo during the enforced
Crosse hospital.
Republicans throughout the county
who visit Viroqua will find a welcome
by dropping into headquarters in the
Rice block on Main street.
-Knudson Brothers want to sell you
a Success" or Corn King" return
apron l 4nure spreader, an apron that
never st. cks on frozen clots.
Because of continued illness Cap
tain Connor has gone to Hillsboro to
be cared for by relatives. His son-in-
law and grandson came and accompanied
him there.
La Fargo hall team defeated Viola
at the Gays Mills fair 6 to 0. They
simply returned the compliments of a
drubbing given them by Viola the week
previous at Viola fair.
Michael Brody and Sever Cary of
Clinton town, are making trip through
the west They will visit some of our
former residents in Montana, where
Mr. Brody has land interests.
Harry Adams, one of the best
known local branch railroad men, who
went west year ago, has been pro-
NOTED from brakeman to conductor in
Montana. on the st. Paul system.
Buyers state that live stock ship
ments are lighter this season than last
year. Many farmers disposed of their
animals closer than usual because of
scarcity OF rough feed and grain. That
causes q shortage now.
The CENSOR Office was presented
with monstrous white turnip by Will
liam Crume, living south of town, which
tipped the beam at 81 pounds. The
turnip had six separate tops and was
truly six times larger than is ordinarily
seen in varieties of this vegetable.
Hi Page sustained a broken collar
bone and several bruises Saturday while
attending the sale of horses at the
Southeastern yards. A group of horses
were being chased out of the sheds.
and one of them ran directly toward
Mr.. Page, running against him and
knocking him violently to the ground
Westby put in the longest induce
ment and has been chosen as place for
locating an Equity tobacco warehouse.
The site selected is an acre of ground
north of town lying between the tracks
of the two railroads. w. j. Michelet,
Ole Oberson and T. 0. Kilen are the
building committee.
Foot ball season opened with the
colleges. universities and high schools,
and from this time till December the
daily papers will be filled with accounts
of games, broken legs and noses But
its al in the game. Our university
came off hearing honors in a fast game
with Lawrence on Saturday last, points
35 to O.
-Westby Equity Society selected
delegates and alternates TO attend the
tobacco growers society to be held at
Madison next week as follows: H. f.
Hoilien, r. T. Bentson, w. ] Niche
let, 4. O. Kilen and o. j. Leurn AL
ternates, Ole Oberson. Iorval Fem
stad, Herman Gullord, Carl EIovde,
Alfred Swlggum.
The Sentinel Company has made a
number of improvements in the Sunday
edition Several new features have
been added, including a osw colOred
magazine section and copy of the
latest sheet music The Sunday SEN
tinel compares favorably with any of
the larger Sunday papers in the coun-
try. No Wisconsin home is complete
without it.
Two weeks from next Tuesday oc-
.urs the national and state election