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

| our weather.
Hamilton watches for sale at ]. w
Lucas, Jewelsr.
DIR. Baio3in, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Good oak and basswood lumber
wanted for cash at Thayer's yard
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat.
ional Bank building. Phone 50,
Window glass, all sizes. can be pro.
cured at A. j. Johnson's drug store
MIR. and Mrs. Al Ewers of Reads
town Sundayed with relatives in this
city:
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least q,
Rogers'
20. c. Lewis of Retreat was in the
city last Friday the guest Of Edward
Wig and family.
Its hard to please everybody but.
say. that's just what | ana trying 10 do.
j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.,
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. J. Sallander of
Retreat were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. M. A. Gauper, last Saturday.
Herb Nail and family departed Tor
Hazelton. Kansas, last Thursday, where
they expect to make their future home.
Everything sell is guaranteed
All you need to do is to bring it back if
unsatisfactory. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Will Smell is employed as night
operator at central office. He win still
work afternoons at the F. r. Gohde
furniture arcade.
Il am making early preparation for
Christmasl New goods are arriving
daily. Make your selections early. j.
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Conductor BRAD" Miller is taking
an enforced lay-off because of an in
jury to one of his fingers. He had it
squeezed in car door.
John Stoll is absent from tie city.
having gone to Chippewa county for d
visit with relatives. He will remain
there long enoughto enjoy deer hunt.
Mrs. Taylor Melvin aud Mrs. Pen
nell Garrett arrived in Viroqua from
their Missouri home on Friday, to make
visits with their relatives and friends
of childhood days.
! Mrs. A. B. Thompson and tN ) sons
have moved to the city from S ring
vile for the winter. They cupy
quarters in Mrs. Van Waggoner's ouse
on south Main street.
State Labor Statistician Beck 8 yent
Sunday on his farm west of the city.
He made shipment of team and other
stock and farm implements to be used
by s tenant, Mr.. Shreve.
Sheldon Treseder spent Saturday at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il y in 81 Ch0TI Sc
travelling salesman for st. Paul firm
with South Dakota as his territory.
Fred Wheeler and wife, who have
resided on farm few miles from
Madison for the past two years, re-
turned here on Saturday to make it
their home. Fred will assist VIM. Peayy
in h:s noun and Feed business.
Florence, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln Reed, was operated upon for
appendicitis at La Crosse hospital on
Tuesday of last week. She is the third
member of that family to be operated
upon for that affiiction this year.
On Thursday of last week The ''old
settlers" held their hunting party. This
party has been an annual event since
the early eighties and it was held at
Spring Park, Dawson farm, this year.
They say the game was plenty and of
the best and the dinner was real
feast.
-Mesdames C. C. Brown, John Thay-
er, Cora Eckenbecs, M. "A. Harrington,
N. III. Nelson, C. E. Buffers, N. d.
McLees, Jos. Omundson, Jos. McLees,
and j. B. Theil attended the county
convention of the w. g. 7. u. held at
De Soto on Thursday and Friday of
last week.
w. w. Hubbell of Montana, and
his brother Fred of Madison, were sum-
moned here by the serious illness of
their mother, who is eighty-six years of
age. Her trouble is pneumonia, but,
aged and feeble as she is, Mrs. Hubbell
is on the gain and it is believed she
may recover.
Mr.. t. j. Thorsen OF Vestby, was
q Viroqua caller on Saturday He re-
Gently returned from Gnutl. Dakota,
where he made purchase OF a half-sec-
tion of land and believe" it will double
in value the next five YEA s if the fa-
vorable conditions prevs i'g there now
continue for five years.
Advertised letters at the Virodua
post office: Mrs. E. E. Lyons, Mrs.
Jennie Nelson, Pearl Randall, s. A.
Peterson ~, Riley Randles, Robert
White, H. c. Millard, Frederick Lieu
rance, w. L. Bowman, VIM. M. Side,
Thorwald Thorvaldson, Vaeter Rech-
steiner, in care of Fred Arndt.
-Baraboo camp of Modern Wood
men of America has voted $2ra to build
tent cottage at the sa.,.-4rium in
Colorado. The order is making a hard
fight against the white plague and mem
bers are glad to assist in the noble cause.
About 150 more tent cottages are need
ed and about 100 patients are waiting
Another shipment just received of
the new styles in overcoats, the EAU
to, the presto" the Simple" and
the ''Three Coats in One. These
coats have struck the popular desires
of the good dressers and we have had a
wonderful business in them. Take a
look at them. You viii not find their
equal in style, comfort and durability.
The Blue Front Store.
Not very often is bear killed in
town, but sucn was not the case in La
Fargo Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
DANES captured live bear while hunt
ing in the northern woods a year ago
and has kept him since alive but de-
cided to kill him. Yesterday afternoon
and evening several people visited
Andrews 5 market to take 2 look at it,
Mr.. DANES win have it cut up and sold
out. LA Fargo Enterprise.
Captain jackson SiIbaugh, formerly
nf Viroo-i a br1t now nf Seaffla who had