Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-17

& Kuebler's.
"A. ]. Beat was at Retreat the past
week on business.
Mrs. H. E. Packard returned from a
visit at Madison.
Thanksgiving post cards one cent
each. j. w. Lucas. Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hazen are
spending the week at Milwaukee.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
DIR. Chase. dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Pho e 32
Window glass, all sizes, can be pro-
cured at A. ]. Johnson's drug store.
Max Kolb of Patch Grove is en-
ployed at the o. E. Davis pharmacy.
: Miss Mary Webb accompanied her
mother home from Faribault, Minnesota.
The finest line of wedding and
birthday presents. j. w. Lucas Jew
eler.
Andrew Davik recently returned
from Dunn county, where he purchased
farm.
Mrs. Ed. Harrington attended the
Relief Corps convention held at La
Crosse.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
liE-Final clearance sale of ladies fall
suits, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
at Rogers.
Mrs. L. C. Boyle and Mrs. C.
Austin are visiting in Minneapolis and
at Rice Lake.
Just received car of unusually
nice w. G. fence posts at right prices.
Tibbits-Camercn.
After several weeks absence at
Raraboo r. r I.emen IS again at his
home in this city.
Il. A. Larson and VIM. Clarke were
down to the river on duck hunting ex-
pedition yesterday.
THE Last Days of Pompeii, " the
greatest of all moving pictures at the
Electric this week.
IF you have good business Judgment
you'll always find some ads in this
paper to interest you.
Thanksgiving sale of table linen
and napkins, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at Rogers.
Rogers will make very low prices
on children's cloth coats. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
AT Rogers Meritas table oil cloth,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, l4c per
yard; colors or white.
p. S. Curtis has been appointed a
special deputy fish and game warden
for limited period of time.
Synod young peoples society meets
at Tonnes Lavold's two miles west of
town, next Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Cobb returned to Fleak,
| North Dakota, after a two months
visit with friends and relatives
If you want the best sheep lined
coats and overcoats at the best price
call at The Blue Front Store.
j. E. Nuzum disposed of his fine
sorrel team of draft horses to H. E.
Light. The sale price was $425.
Mrs. Ray Brye and daughter of
Readstown visited her mother, Mrs. j.
r. Lake, the fore part of the week.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson of Brookville
has leased and moved into the S. r.
Pollard tenement house in Third ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rogers gave
party Saturday evening for their daugh-
ter Ruth, it being her sixteenth birth
day.
Our s5 cent heavy fieeced urder-
wear is going fast. If you are rot sup
piled, come soon. The Blue Front
Store.
Miss Catherine Munson entertained
twenty-six young misses at her home
Ers1ou avaptpcy in hnnn,s of har Fa,,x
teenth birthday.
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Buffers en-
tertained the members of the Ep-
worth League at their parsonage We'd
nesday evening.
Charley Mason and wife of Bishop
| Branch are visiting in northern Wis
consin. Charley viii make his first at
tempt at deer hunting.
| Cloth insertion hot water bottles,
fountain syringes combinations, etc.
Guaranteed not to leak. Get them at
| 0. E. Davis drug store.
Mrs. VIM. Struthers was in the
city last Friday enroute to her home
near Newton after visit at Viola with
her daughter, Mrs. Dake.
Miss Belle D. Ady of Sparta visited
ACtoLlFCo ISAC AOl q lew udys HdklIlk
been summoned here to the funeral of
her uncle, Mr.. John Dawson.
George MEG onigal was in Milwaukee
on business. He spent Sunday at Wales
visiting mis- mother, who is matron at
TIE Wales tubcrcular sanitarium.
The courey officers royalty enter
tanned the members OF tic county board
at the Running hall last evening. A
feast in the restaurant below ended sfie
evenings festivities.
A Baraboo dispatch records the
death of Charles H. Davis, president of
the Third Wisconsin Cavalry association,
past commander Of the G. A. R., who
died of heart failure, aged 65. He was
one of the few survivors Of the mas
sacre at Baxter's Springs by Quantrell.
! The Chicago Tribune prints list of
abort thirty persons who have been ac-
cidently shot and killed since the hunt
| ing season has set in. However that
will make no difference. II is with the
hunting craze as well as with the auto
mobiling. It seems that death and
mortal injury do not lessen the cum
Der of idiots who handle guns and gaso-
line.
Sam McCune visited friends at
Genoa last week. He is now seventy
eight years old and it has been twenty
seven years since they meged awey
| from Genoa. He and his wife are now
/ living with their youngest daughter,