Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-17
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Turkeys CONNIE to roost high.
Thanksgiving fa.ls on next Thurs
day.
Cut prices in millinery at Mrs. A.
o. Larson's.
So far November has been re-
markably mild and pleasant month.
Just received car of Ardee and
Jersey Cream -four at Williams Feed
Store.
"A 5O-inch fur scarf and large muff
for So so in black, $2.75 in sable color
at Rogers.
&C. j. Dregne has engaged in the
general merchandise business at Reads
town.
Real hand work handkerchiefs made
in the converts of Ireland, are to be
shown by Rogers.
Fifty ladies' walking skirts will be
sold by Rogers. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at So. rs.
The Blue Front Store leads in all
the newest and up-to-date mems and
boys wearing apparel.
A Waushara county farmer har-
vested crop of eighty-five car loads
of potatoes this year.
-Nyals Laxacold will relieve cold
in the shortest possible time. 35 tab
let's for 25 cents at Davis drug store.
Other pictures shown at the Electric
theater this week including 'aThe Last
Days of Pompeii," +" are 1.-The Sexton of
Longwyn'' and Tell Tale Blotter."
Stop C, ughing! Stop hurting your
throat! Sop wearing yourself outl
NyaPs cherry cough syrup helps. 25c
and SOC at o. E. Davis drug store.
The greatest Of all moving pictures
''The Last Days of Pompeii, at the
evenings. Don't miss this great pic
ture.
Have your fall auction bills printed
at the CENSOR Office. In addition you
will receive free notice of the same
in the paper. That is worth much
more than the bills themselves.
Put on that new roof. Do it now
Spring will see shingles higher. Tib-
bits-Cameron can supply your roofing
needs in roofing or shingles at bottom
prices. Call and examine our goods.
We are expecting another shipment
this week of suits, the very latest
things made. We are constantly look
ing out for the newest and most nobby
things Tor young men. The Blue Front
Store.
Raymond Hatch, son of Harry Hatch
of Sparta, former conductor on our
branch road, has been recommended for
appointment as midshipman in the An
napolis Naval Academy by Congress
men John ]. Esch.
Charles and Fred Wolters, cousins,
farmers in La Crosse county, were
killed by a stroke of lightning during a
heavy storm Friday. Their bodies were
found in barn where they had taken
refuge from the rain.
While gathering corn at his farm
sixteen miles from Sparta, William
Stark dropped dead. Stark's brother
died of heart failure at the supper
table over his prayers a short time ago
and a. sister dropped dead in her front
dooryard.
The Stoddard Times says Steiner
Elertson of that community will have
the finest ard most up-to-date barn
in Vernon county when completed. 1t
is built of solid rock from ground to
and is nearly completed.
The last dance to be held in the
Bristow hall will be pulled off Saturday
night, November 10th. 1t has been re-
ported that the hall had been sold and
was being torn down, but this is in
correct The hall will not be torn down
until after this last dance.
The gun lovers of the city are plan
ming a Thanksgiving shooting match
for Wednesday and Thursday of ne1.
week. Rifle, revolver and shot (.un
will be used on the same target at
standard distances. All will be taxed
enough to provide turkey for the
winner.
&C. L. White of Jefferson town de-
parten today for the state of Texas,
where he expects to make his future
home and thus escape the chilly winter
blasts of this northern cline. Mr.
White has been lifelong resident of
the county and we are Tooth to lose him.
His family viii soon JOIN him in the
Lone Star state.
While out hunting recently Ed.
Harrington succeeded in getting a
squirrel which sported a pelt coal black
in hue. Our local taxidermist, Earl
Spellum, neatly mounted his squirrel
ship and Mr.. Harrington now has it on
exhibition at the barber shop. Some
years back black squirrels were quite
numerous, but now they are as rare as
the proverbial hens tooth.
The Crawford County Press takes
long chances of having a lung knocked
from its anatomy by faceticusly remark
ing that one of its citizens, Mrs. w. A.
johnson, has lost her voice Now that's
one of the awfulest things that could
ever happen any woman but she is max
ing the best of it and it is hoped it will
soon return. Paralysis of the cords of
the throat are the cause.
Manager Edgar Lepley of the Lib
erty Pole cheese factory reports for the
month of October, as follows: Total
pounds of milk received. 122, 738; total
pounds of cheese made, 13. PAT: average
price per pound cheese, Isle; amount of
money received, 5000 II; expenses.
S195. II; money paid patrons, 81, ,821. 46;
total pounds of butter fat, 4, 1853; aver
age price per pound butter fat (net),
s. 1924; average price per ewt milk net
to patrons, 81 48; number of patrons,
"a.
An cid murder mystery at Madison
has been cleared by the confession Of
a girl who says her mother killed her
father during fit Of jealous rage. 1t