Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-10
Deer hunting season.

Howard watches for sale at j. w
Lucas, Jeweler
-Aroe Slack and family have re
moved to La Crosse.
"A lot of repairing lumber, shingle:
and roofings cheap at Thayer's.
Eat at Joe's place, pit South MAR
street. Joe Rosenthal, proprietor.
Wanted, 100 bushels of good sounC
A No. red onions. w. F. LinGemanr
Co.
Lewis Thompson and family were
at his old home in Crawford county last
week.
Rural Mail Carrier Bert Dustin had
a brief lay-off from duty and visited at
Eau Claire.
My twenty-five years experience
in the jewelry business counts. You
get the benefit. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Did you ever know of finer condi-
tions for closing up fall work on the
part of farmers?
Editor Bailey and M. T. Coffiand OF
Richland Center have been in the city
visiting relatives.
Just received car of unusually
nice w. c. fence posts at right prices.
Tibbits-Cameron.
"A storage addition has been added
to the rear of 0strem & Davidson s
store in the old Nichols block.
TO see my goods and get prices
will convince and also make you my
customer. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
The w. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Cora Eckenbeck Tuesday after
noon, November 18th, promptly at 2:30
o'clock.
Cloth insertion hot water bottles,
fountain syringes combinations, etc.
Guaranteed not to leak. Get them at
0. E. Davis drug store.
H. R. Page and family, long time
residents in Viroqua, departed for Bloom
City, Richland county, where they will
engage in hotel keeping.
Don't buy wedding present be-
fore you inspect my large assortment
of very appropriate presents. 1t will
gains. ]. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Have your fall auction bills printed
at the CENSOR office. In addition you
VIII receive free notice. of the same
in tue paper. That is worth much
mere than the bills themselves.
Put on that new roof. Do it now.
Spring will see shingles higher. Tib-
bits-C Cameron can supply your roofing
needs in roofing or shingles at bottom
prices. Call and examine our goods.
ALI unpaid premiums for 1909 fair
will be paid at Bank Of Viroqua. Pre-
miums not called for before December
/, will, be considered as donated to the
society. F. w. Alexander, Secretary.
We are all continually receiving the
latest and most stylish suits for young
men. Everything strictly up to date.
You are assured when you buy suit
here that you are getting the very lat
est. The Blue Front Store.
DIR. Albert Bouffieur arrived from
Chicago on Friday, returning the same
day accompanied by w. M. Bouffleur
and wife, who go to the Doctors Chi
cago hospital to take treatment for all
ments that have been with them for
some time.
-Lumberman- E. Nuzum goes to
Montana on business mission. He is
associated with Hon. D. F. Mains in
lumber and contracting work and tells
the CENSOR that Frank has been full of
activity since he left US to take up a
western residence at Waller.
-Jeweler j. w. Lucas has magnani-
mously presented clock to be used at
the ladies' rest room in the basement of
the city library Thus another gen.
erous turn has been added to the city s
benefcence to the women and children
of the country who have occasion to
visit the splendid rest room.
Don't put off banking up the house,
locating the storm windows and doors
and concluding other chores necessary
for approaching winter just because
the weather is nog balmy. If we es-
cape winter blasts for few more days
we shall have had more than our al
loted days of fall pleasantness.
Having disposed of their farm east
of town, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Summer
field expect to winter in Illinois, and
cast their fortunes with the west next
spring. On Thursday, November Is,
commencing at 1000 a. m, Mr. Sum-
merfield will at public auction dispose
of his live stock, farm machinery, We
hicles, grain, household goods, etc.
Mr.. d. M. Cranston of Mound Park
has been appointed deputy fish and game
warden for the section of Richland and
western Vernon counties. Scott Curtis
of this city, like Mr. Cranstoa, was on
the civil service eligible list, but second
to Cranston. The state warden made
it incumbent on whoever was appointed
to take up his residence at Richlane
Center.
After ailing for many months Mr.
Enoch T. Hetland died at his farm home
in the town of Viroqua on Thursday
last, and funeral exercises were large
ly attended at the home and Westby
Lutheran church on Saturday, conducted
by Rev. Sybilrud. Mr.. Hetland was an
enterprising citizen and farmer and had
long been identified with affairs of his
town and county. He was past fifty
nine years of age and had lived in this
county from early childhood, coming
with his parents from Norway. A wife
and four children survive.
Last Friday morning as Truman
Hunter Of Jefferson town was driving
along Decker street on his way to mar
ket with load of hogs, some waste
paper blew under the horses feet.
Out of sheer fright one of them reared
mp and landed astride of the wagon
tongue. Mr.. Hunter was unable to
hold them and the team veered against
the cement eurbiEg along the Side
building, becoming quite badly tangled
up. Mrs. Hunter, who was seated on
rack, fell to the cement sidewalk and
sustained sprained ankle. Thus can
a little carelessness on the part Of one