Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Various Sources

visited at Chaseburg.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Fancy eastern apples, large assort-
ment, at w. F. Lindemann Co.'S.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Lee Page is learning the black
smith trade under w. D. Stogdill.
Window glass, all sizes, can be pro-
cured at A. J. Johnson's drug store.
Now is the proper season to com
mence campaign of holiday advertis-
ing.
Mrs. George Fawcett and children
spent Thursday at the parental home
at Melvina,
Mrs. A. L. Russell and sons jour
neyed to Melyina last Thursday to visit
the old home.
AT prices so low as Rogers makes
them can you afford to wear an old
winter coat?
just received a car of unusually
nice w. G. fence posts at right prices.
Tibbits- Cameron.
Lester Edgar is about to remove
from Valley to the state of Montana,
where he will engage in farming.
For pertinent holiday suggestions,
just keep your eyes on the display win
dows at R. F. Gohde & Co.'S store.
Never before in the history of vi
roqua Rave prices been made like Rog-
ers is giving on ladies and misses coats.
-Messrs. and Mesdames j. e. Stoll
and Ole Anderson spent Thanksgiving
at the home of S. c. Letson at Sparta.
Photographs are always welcome
gifts. especially so atChristmas. Have
Henry & Jasperson make some for yon.
DO you want to look over nice,
new line of Christmas presents? Such
you will find at Sam Liilis' jewelry
store.
Mrs. G. N. Hauge and son Charley
and Mrs. Ed. Wig were at Coon Valley
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Adolph
Hauge.
La Crosse and Sparta high school
teams met onthe gridiron Thanksgiving
day and the former was master Of the
situation by score of 20 to 0.
As a Christmas gift, handsomely
mounted photograph of yourself will be
a lasting tribute increasing in value as
time passes. Henry & Jasperson.
When ordering -four from your
grocer specify "Excello" kind
with parrot on the sack. sit speaks
for itself. - All grocers have it. Thorn
son Roller Mill.
Han Amundson, formerly of SPRING
vile and Westby, but resident of
Mondovi for some years, is spending
the winter in California, with head
quarters at San Diego.
This is the month most acceptable
and appropriate to pay up newspaper
delinquencies and renew for the new
year. This is hint the CENSOR is de-
sirous of being personal to every sub
scriber.
General and Mrs Rogers are maxi
ing ready for their usual winter soiourn
elsewhere Texas will claim most of
their time during the next four months.
Their departure will be taken on the
fifteenth instant.
Two to six degrees below zero is
the record the Viola papers record for
that section one morning the past week.
Nothing like living ''on the hill, where
we have sunshine and congenial climate
most of the year.
In all the holiday assortment there
is nothing to equal fine furniture. 1t
combines beauty, utility and durability
in the most pleasing portion; and no
r. Gohde & Co.
The Record tells that fifteen resi-
dences, two modern business places, a
municipal plant of large dimensions,
seven barns and other buildings have
been completed in Cashton and immedi-
ate surrounding the present season.
The De Soto Argus says that an
enterprise of some moment was recent
ly established by Rasmus Anderson
near that village, cotton glove factory
with capacity for turning out much
and good work. The enterprise is to
be enlarged.
The Cashton Record says Mrs. Nick
Gronomus marketed turkey here that
netted her SAT-. The bird weighed 26a
pounds and brought Is cents per pound.
The man who gets this bird for his
Thanksgiving dinner will have to pay
over five spot. Rather costly eating.
DIR. and Mrs. F. E. Morley have
home which has been under construc-
tion the past season Immediately west
of the residence of John McKittrick
| 1t is one of the neatest and handsomesJ
homes in the city from an ex-
terror view and modern in it's interior
arrangement, finish and equipment.
The Chinese are the greatest max
ers of delectable dishes which tickle
the palate that can be found in the
world. They are the originators of
hundreds of palatable dishes distinctly
different from American or European
cooking. Chop suey is probably the
most popular of these. This is served
every Sunday night at the "Optimo"
in genuine Chinese style. Try it.
Notice this extra good program at
! the Electric theater this week, Friday
and Thursday: ''Dove Eyes Graft
tUde, ;" beautiful, colored Indian dra-
ma. ''The Life of a Trout, the first
of this kind ever produced, 1ou will
| find this very interesting and instruct
i've "Deserter for Love, 'Foolshead
Wrestlers, !" Reason of the Strong
est" Don't miss these good shows.
-Messrs. 0. G. Barnes and F. J.
Neefe of La Fargo, j. w. Curry OF
Woodstock and George FELTON, of Syl.
van, arrived at Hillsbero last Thursday
on their return trip from Clark county,
where they have been looking afsei
their land. Each exhibited fine spae,
linen of deer that they captured in that
locality. They report land moving fast
and rapid advance in price in Clark