Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-24
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H. Running is having a cess pool
dug near his business block.
Electric theater Thursday aid Sat,
turday evenings of this week.
Miss Grace Arlington is again en-
ployed at lie Lindemann store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
Fancy eastern apples, large assort-
ment, at w. F. Lindemann Co.'S.
DIR. Chase. dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
Window glass, all sizes, can be pro-
cured at A. J. Johnson's drug store.
One of the many ladies SO inch
black coats, fur collars, 1898 at Rog-
ers'.
"A big turkey shoot will be held to-
morrow Thanksgiving day. in the Lin
demann pasture.
One week from Friday, the lowest
prices ever made on 1909 ladies' coats
and suits at Rogers.
All parties who left important pa
pers in C. H. Minehall's hands, will
please call at the office and get them.
Beautiful coloring and designs in
our new line of fancy lamps. Prices
from $1.25 to $500. 0. E. Davis, drug
gist.
Harry Nelson has accepted po-
sition in the shoe department of the
Lindemann store, vice Edward David
son resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lawrence now
occupy the residence on Court street
which was recently vacated by Earl
Seaton and family.
Miss Isadore Trowbridge of Hay
ward is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Trowbridge. She is at
tending the state university.
Important matters come up for
discussion at the next meeting of the
local lodge of Knights of Pythias.
Every member is u,ged to be present
Just received shipment of the
great kenoza shoes in tan, wine and
black calf. This is undoubtedly the
best shoe made. The Blue Front Store.
When ordering flour from your
grocer specify "Excella a''-the kind
with parrot on the sack. cit speaks
for itself" All grocers have it. Thorn
son Roller Mill.
DIR. McElwee will visit his patients
at the Hotel Fortney on next Wed
nesday, December first. No chronic
sufferer should fail to get the Doctors
opinion in regard to their case.
Ole o. Tuhus drove over from Stark
to meet his son Amund, Lydia Marshall
and Laura Chase, students at La Crosse
normal school, who returned to their
homes for Thanksgiving season.
If you are going to purchase any
thing in my line, it will pay you 70 ioos, o,,
over my stock before you part with
your money. C. M. Morrison, Jeweler,
second door north of Hotel Viroqua.
Because of the bad roads, the
basket social at the home of Anton
Hanson two and one-half miles north
of town was postponed until Saturday
evening, November 27. Everyone well
come.
We call attention, in another column.
to the advertisement of valuable horse
offerd for sale by Mrs. Wilson of West
Salem. Our fast horse men may find
it to their interest to give this their at
tention.
Mr.. r. R. Lemen, who came home
from Baraboo with crippled thumb
and some apprehension as to the out
come believes the critical stage has been
reached and that time viii assure a
complete recovery.
Members of the Bloomingdale lodge
of Odd Fellows give a big dinner Thanks
giving day. They will be addressed by
Judge D. o. Mahoney. Mr.. Mahoney
will also speak at an Equity meeting to
l. Il ~
ing.
1T is not alone the expense but
the worry of thinking that makes
Christmas gift buying so tiresome at
times. A dozen photographs will endear
you to twelve friends, and save you
both expense and worry. Let Henry
& Jasperson do the thinking for you.
Attorney Dow Glenn of Harlowton.
Montana, dropped in upon relatives
and friends while enroute home from
the national Farm Loan Congress held
| in Chicago. Dow says his parents and
other former Vernonites in Montana
are more than satisfied with their west
ern surroundings.
Mr.. F. M. Towner is just now cele-
| brating the anniversary of thirty-three
years of continuous business life in
| Viroqua. 1t is proper that congratula-
| tions shall be extended, and the CEN
soR, which preceded Mr.. Towner by
| twenty years, doffs it best editorial tile
to the younger brother and long time
worker in the vineyard of Viroqua ac-
complishment.
December first is a good day to
enter the Wisconsin Business Univer-
| sity, the great business training school
of the Northwest. We have more stu.
dents than ever before, have sent more
students to positions the past year than
ever before, and cannot supply the de-
mand for our graduates. We can pre-
pare you and place you in a good posi-.
tion by spring. Send for free catalogue.
AT the last civil service examination
County Treasurer Henry Rentz wrote
for the position of supervisor of dairy
tests. He stood third on the list. Mr..
! Rentz received letters from the head
| of the commission urging him to ae-
cept a position, but owning TO his pre-
sent responsible position he was m
able to do so. Last Saturday he re-
ceived a personal call from Mr. Ray NJ.
Harris, who is connected with the state
university, and who urged him to ar.
range his affairs so he could devote al
least portion Of his time to the work
AT Crookston, Minnesota, recently
occurred the death of Mrs. Adolpt
Hauge, from typhoid fever. The bod,
was brought to Coon Valley where in
teruent was made Yesterday With