Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-10-06
at J. 0mundson's.
Eat Purity home made bread.

All bills against the home coming
association must be filed by Friday.
Lumber. shingles and material for
repairs, sll very cheap at Thayer' s
yard.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
james Mills of jefferson town de-
parted last week for Montana where he
has filed upon land.
Charley Porter returned to his home
near this city from his trip "scross the
pond on Monday morning.
Now is the time to fix those broken
windows. o. E. Davis carries stock
of all sizes in window glass.
Walter and Will Side and Howard
Smith left yesterday for the state of
Montana on land-seeking expedition.
-Purley Dickson left for La Crosse
Sunday morning at which place ne
entered the Wisconsin Business Uni
versity.
Gus. Wiese, living northeastof the
city, was taken to La Crosse last Sum
day where he underwent an operation
for hernia.
-Thos. Wallace of Richland Center
VIII hold services in the Christian church
Oh Sunday, October TO-. both morning
and evening.
IS. B. Gates temporarily removed to
Mauston, where he will assist his broth
er in putting his newly purchased lum-
ber yard in good running order.
The Quaker doctor will be at Hotel
Byer, Cashton, on Friday, October Is,
and at White Hotel, Ontario, Saturday
and Sunday, October 16 and IL.
A meeting of Viroqua Lecture as
sociation occurs on Friday evening of
this week, at 1880 p. M, at the Daw-
son & Co. Office, to elect treasurer.
The Congregational MD society
holds its annual rummage sale on Fri
day and Saturday of next week. Place
where sale occurs will be stated in our
next issue.
Yesterday Ed. Wig purchased of
Thos. Buchanan his desirable residence
property located in Second ward. MIR.
Wig and family will take possession of
same soon.
AT the Interstate fair held at La
Crosse last week Mrs. F. w. Alexander
received first premium on dairy butter
over thirty competitors scattered over
wide territory.
w. H. Stogdill was the high bidder
in Martin & Kuebler's Stewart range
contest, securing the fine Royal Stewart
steel range on exhibition at their store
and the fair grounds.
W. H. Caldwell, who until recently
conducted the store at Ross, has gone
to Conrad, Mortana, where he expects
10 make his nome provided he finds
conditions to his liking.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Deaver started
for Chinook, Montana, yesterday to
spend some time at the home of their
son, Leslie. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Nellie Deaver.
After several months visit with
her sons, Rev. T. E. and Alfred Sweger,
of Moscow, Idaho, and Java, Montana,
respectively, Mrs. M. A. Sweger ar
rived home yesterday.
Have your fall auction bills printed
at the CENSOR office. In addition you
will receive free notice Of the same
in the paper. That is worth much
more than the bills themselves.
ALI members of Subordinate Lodge
No. SO of Odd Fellows are requested to
be present at the regular meeting to be
held next Saturday evening. Business
of Importance Is TO be transacted.
-Thos. A. Thompson announces that
he will open the Coon Valley Touring
mills between the 18th and goth days
of the month. He will have the prop
erty in tip-top shape by that time.
This week puts forth extraordinary
opportunities for big money saving In
all grades of hats. urge you to come
and take advantage of the opportunity.
Mrs L. C. Norris, Park Hotel.
ON Tuesday of next week Mrs. o.
B. Wyman of this city and Mrs. Robert
Hammer of IIillsboro depart for a
winters sojourn in California. MIR.
Hammer, who is IN British Columbia at
present, will join them later.
In the neighborhood of four hun
dred people from here helped to remind
La Crosse that Viroqua was on the
map. They report the conditions as
ideal for our big neighbor's fair, and
the exhibition as more than comparing
favorably with former years.
Yesterday m ,rning L. A.. Larson
of this city was convicted upon his plea
of guilty before County Judge Ma
honey to the charge of illegal sale of
intoxicating liquors. He was given the
minimum fine under the new law, which
is 500, the costs being in the neigh
borhood of SIT.
Charles Crook had few teeth
pulled by a travelling dentist who made
a stop in this village Tuesday, and as a
result he bled so profusely that he was
in danger of losing his life. DR.. Henika
was called upon, however, and succeed
ed in stopping the flow. -Readssown
Tribune.
The ladies' of the Synod Lutheran
church recently surprised" Mrs: d.
C, Smeby at the parsonage. They
brought plenty of eatables and a fine
spread was enjoyed. A purse of over
$50 was bestowed upon the lady, Rev.
H. Halverson of Westby making the
presentation in well received speech.
Last Saturday Mr.. Stephen Min
shall opened up a restaurant IN the
south room of the Lind building. For
several hours he kept open house to his
friends and served about one hundred
guests with oyster stews and other
delicacies. In the north room of the
same building Mr.. Minshall viii ia the
near future conduct an.up-to-date gro
Gerry store.
Next year the census taker will be
around and want to know how many
pounds of milk and cream, or how many