Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-10-20


Eat Purity home made bread.
Marvel -four at A. E. Surenson's.
Made US think of genuine winter.
Read the premium awards care
fully.
-Patronize Joe'a Place, Joe Rosen-
thai, proprietor.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Attorneys Smith and Bennett were
court attendants at Sparta.
His oil inspection duties took Joseph
Omundson to Sparta on Friday.
Ladies purses, handbags, card
cases, etc., at o. E. Davis drug store.
j. J. Wilsey and daughter Mile
have been guests of friends near Vic
tory.
Eat at Joe's place in the N. B.
Smith building, Joe Rosenthal, pro-
prietor.
Our motto: veything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
Lewis Knutson of Bristow exhi-
bited at the CENSOR Office potato of
phenomenal size.
Fancy box stationery, writing paper
by the pound with envelopes to match,
at o. e. Davis drug store.
Col. C. E. Morley went to La Crosse
for couple of days duck hunting on
The Mississippi with his son Fred.
Many sportsmen from all sections
of the county are trying their luck at
duck hunting along the Mississippi.
j. H. Sherrik and family are to
return here for the winter at least
after dozen years residence at CASH
ton.
Wise onsin retail dealers implement
association will hold its sixth annual
convention in La Crosse December 14th
to 10Th.
Apples on the trees and potatoes in
the ground were injured by the late
cold weather in some sections CT Wis
consin.
Sam Lake of Viroqpe town returned
last Saturday from three eek's tour
of the far west. He mentions pleas
SAINT visit with Jackson Silbaugh at
Seattle.
State Odd Fellow Encampment and
were held at Ashland last week. A..
president of the latter order.
Geo. L. Hazen, a cousin of E. W..
Hazen of Viroqua, died ut Eastman on
a recent day. He was slxty-two years
old and had been residenE of Craw-
ford county most of his life.
-Wicks the weather prognosticator
didn { guess bad for October. That is,
up to date. But still we hope for the
customary Indian summer to be with
us before the close of the month.
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
orices. Call and examine our goods.
Gloves and mittens! No such line
she wn in the city. Western made.
Have fit, service and wearing qualities.
We have all kinds in leather, yarn, Jer-
sey and canvas. Prices are right. The
Bite Front Store.
Mrs. A Tulloch sent the editor of
the De Soto Argus box of straw
berries picked from her Victory garden
on October IL. And still, says the
Argus scribe, "some people want a
change of climate"
Mr.. Hugh Joyce came from James
vile to attend the wedding of his niece.
Although separated by little more than
a hundred miles, the Joyce brothers,
John and Hugh, have not met before
for more than twenty years.
Labor Statistician Beck has been
here for few days preparing things for
winter on his farm, the old Moody
place, west of town. He will have as
a tenant for the coming year one of the
Shreve boys from the town of Green
wood.
You are invited to correspond with
the Wisconsin Business University OF
La Crosse, the great business training
school of the northwest. We will edu-
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w. w. Dunlap returned from In
diana, where he spent five months. He
would have been here for the big home
coming but for illness. Warren sug-
gests that he could have furnished the
come-home folks with reminiscent
events that would have taken them
''way back"
The burned district on which the
Park Hotel so long stood is blot of
ruins not pleasant to look upon. The
old place was of such prominence that
the Disagreement brings sigh every
time one of the pioneer stock looks in
that direction. 1t is the hope and be-
iief that Landlord Moore will see his
way clear to erect a modern hotel
building on the old site.
Postmaster Bratlie was n tAe city
from Westby on Saturday transacting
business and calling on friends. Few
men in Vernon county have been SO
implicitly entrusted with public busi-
ness and served with greater fidelity
than Mr.. Bratlie. AS chairman OF
coed old Christiana, representative on
the county board and sixteen years as
postmaster Mr.. Bratlie has ever been
true and faithful to his trust. Much of
this exacting service has been rendered
while he was in impaired health.
Editor Munson was home from
Madison to pass Saturday and Sunday
with his family. On Saturday next he
accompanies Governor Davidson and
the Wisconsin congressional represen-
tatives and a number of other dele
gates from this commonwealth to the
Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Waterway con-
vention to be held at New Orleans. Al
st Louis the governors from all the
states, members of congress and United
States senators of the different states
of the union will join President Taft