Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-10-21
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor from Various Sources
Election November third.


at bits-Cameron's
Mrs. Frank Tate and children spent
several days at Cashton.
Yes, H. NJ. Barker's Cough Remedy
cures, at all drug stores.
MIR. and Mrs. H. :. Packard are
visiting at Davenport, Iowa.
-Fraak Boggs of Readstown was a
CENSOR Office caller on Friday.
- Charley Val4 Vleet and family have
moved from Stoddard to La Crosse.
Mrs. Geo. NJ Willgrubs of Cashton
was Saturday shopper in the city.
Indian summer now, the finest
weather We have in the year in old
Wisconsin.
David G. James of Richland Center,
republican candidate for state senator,
is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Norris and fam
lily have moved into rooms over the
Blue Front Store.
DIR. W. E. Butt of La Fargo can
didate for assembly on the democratic
ticket, was here Monday.
Send for that catalogue today. You
are interested and you know the Toland
School of La Crosse, Wis, is all right
Mr.. ]. B Rusk took first premium
on his plums at the Richland Center fair
and on his plums and peaches at the
Gays Mills fair.
This is the time of the year when
people dig down for their woolens and
study which is best-fix 'em up or buy
something new.
Every republican should arrange his
work SO that he can spend an hour or a
halliday if need be, to attend election
on November 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson departed
Monday for Cadott, near which place
they have purchased farm and will
make their future home.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, is now 10
Gated over Stoll & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. &C for day or night calls.
See our working shirts; full length
sleeve, sc inches long, double stitched
new watch pockets. When you buy
you get satisfaction. The Blue Front
Store.
Young mems suits in all the late
novelties. Extreme shapes with fancy
vests. Felled seam trowsers, very latest
patterns. Price $500 to $22.5 so. The
Blue Front Store.
So far October has been remark
able for warmth and sunshine. A little
rain, Mr.. Weatherman. would make you
most popular ideal with the farmer
and in fact all classes.
In spite OF the so-called hard times,
Viroqua has seen the busiest season the
past summer it ever knew in residence
building, and every man in town that
wants work can get it.
-On Saturday ard S1nday only, /
will sell the official Seal Perfecto 10c
National Cigar stand goods. Be sure
and get one. A. j. johnson.
Mrs. c. w. Stuart of Victory was
seriously injured while getting of the
train at tina. place last Wednesday.
She sustained three broken ribs besides
several other minor bruises.
DIR. Tom" Butt spoke at Esoefa
Monday night and at the Mills school
house, Tuesday night, and will make
other speeches in this vicinity, closing
at Readstown, Monday night.
The News states that the sugar
beet industry is now on IN full blast at
Coon Valley. About seventeen carloads
have been delivered and is reported that
there remains about twenty-five more
cars to be taken in.
State President Emmerton of the
A. S. of E., has issued a call for a
special business meeting of every local
union in the state at their usual meet
ing places on Thursday evening, Novem-
ber 5th, to consider important interests.
Miss Hattie Abelt, formerly of La
Fargo, was recently married at Aber-
deem, South Dakota, to DIR. A. G. Mil
ler of that place. The newly married
couple will make their home at Min
dora, North Dakota, where the groom
will start in the practice of medicine.
-Pennell Garrett of Ridgeway, Mis-
souri, who has been spending several
days here at the parental home, leaves
today on his return home. Mr.. Garrett
tells US that other former Vernon coun-
ty people in his vicinity are happy and
prosperous
Advancement association members
and all public spirited citizens please
take notice that there will be an adj
iourned meeting of the association on
Thursday night at O'Clock, October
22nd at City Hail. All members and
all interested citizens are urged to be
present.
-Mesdames H. Derr of La Crosse,
F. w. Caulkins and J. w. McLees and
son Delbert of Viroqua visited over
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bryan
at the Hill Spring farm south of town.
We learn incidently that Mr.. McLees
is erecting a modern house on his farm
near Viroqua Soldiers Grove Scout.
-Thos Pierce of Bloomingdale, hav-
ing sold his farm will hold big auction
on the 9th of this month to dispose of
his stock He informs the CENSOR that
he has secured two sections of land IN
the vicinity of Dickson, North Dakota,
and will engage in the industry of rails
ing beef cattle in true western ranch
style.
Country school teachers are warned
to be on their guard against couple of
smooth grafteA who are working the
country with the proposition to give
the teachers membership in a read
ing club and furnish them with ten
books and course of study. The ex-
pense is $12.50 and notes are taken,
which in turn are turned over to Local
bankers at a discount and the books
fail to put in an appearance. In one
Iowa county 200 teachers were carght
in The swindle.
-Orval Martin, who came to Viroqua
TO consult DR.. McElwee. the Madison
specialist, has recovered his health en-.
tirely under the doctors care, and has