Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-16
Fathers are with us.

Hanson, Dentist, over Blue Front.
Get on the storm windows and
doors.
Ladies leather-lined hand bags at
o. E. Davis
Remember the date, Thursday. No
vember II.
row, November %.
Home made cookies and bread for
sale in Rice building.
If you want bargains, go to the
auction sale at Tate store.
Shingles and roofing at reduced
prices at Thayer's lumber yard.
You can find the fine It line of sill
verware in town at Sam Lillis', Jewel
er.
Elias Harris has a good engine and
feed mill. He would Ike so grind your
feed.
-Eleonora Olsen Concert Company
at Opera house tomorrow Thursday
evening.
Captain Connor departed for Hills
boro on Friday to spend the winter with
his daughter.
Have your cattle tested by grad
uate veterinarian. Minshall Bros. can
do it for you.
Buy your window glass of 0. E.
Davis. We cut it to order-cut it any
size you want.
Use Nyal's Cherry cough syrup and
Nyal's Laxacold tablets for that cold
o. E. Davis, Druggist
Annual county convention of w.
G. 7. U. will be held in La Fargo, Nov
ember 10Th and Both.
"A full supply of flour, feed and all
kinds of grain at the old Peavy FEED
store by J. w. Thayer.
Farmers, attention. Corn, oats,
hay and straw wanted by J. W. Thay-
er at the old Peavy stand.
Remember the new, stylish and ia
nous adler" Ovtrcoats can be had
only at the Blue Front Store.
F. R. Gohde was in Milwaukee in
attendance at school for undertakers
given by a leading casket firm.
Place your orders now for storm
sash. Tibbits-Cameron takes the
measure and guarantees the goods.
"Wednesday will he big day at the
auction sale at Tate's store Ten valu-
able presents will be given away free.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. ASP
-Woodman dance in Purdy hall on
Thanksgiving night. Thursday, Novem-
Der "a Good music, good time. All
invited.
Former citizen of Genoa, Patrick
j. McManamy, has resigned as post
master at Glendale, to be succeeded by
woman.
The Cincinnati caps are not only
the best but most stylish, as well as
the cheapest made in this country. The
Blue Front Store.
The beautiful weather of Sunday
last brought out many automobiles that
were presumed to have been haltered
and stored for winter.
From private sources the CENSOR
is advised that Chaseburg is slated for
a state farm institute and cooking
school during the coming winter.
Appears that more people have
gone deer hunting from this county than
in past years. A number of women
are numbered in the different parties.
Watch cleaning and repairing is
done correctly and the very best of
work is a certain result if you leave
your watch in my hands for repairs. S.
B. Lillis, Jeweler.
-Tnwerville roller mills will grind
buckwheat for one week, commencing
November 18th and continuing until De-
cember Sd, Will grind no other grain
during this time.
A. C. Anderson and family have
removed from Readstown to the Owen
Buchanan farm north of this city,
which Mr.. Anderson accepted in ex-
change for his stock of merchandise.
George E. Sanford. late of the vi
ola News, now a student at La Crosse
normal, has been made editor of the
college paper. He has as associates in
the work others from this county and
section.
The senior member of the Blue
Front Store has decided, or the people
have decided, he will not go to con-
gress, but will devote his time and en-
ergies to giving the people bargains in
clothing, furnishings and shoes. COT
fiand & Eilefson.
For sale, 10 acres of land, mostly
level; frame house, two barns and other
outbuildings; plenty of water; five miles
to town; dandy stock farm. Price
$4,000, $1,000 down with balance on
time. Can give good reason for selling.
Arch B. Rogers, Viroqua, Wis.
james E. and Davis r. Moore ar
rived here last Saturday from Dallas,
South Dakota, Or route to their parental
home in the to1a of Forest. The gen
tlemen have been engaged in railway
construction work in the west. Their
brother, County Clerk Berhe Moore,
accompanied them to Forest.
1t is simply surprising how the
crowds keep attending the auction sale
of merchandise at the Tate store. Of
course the personnel of the auetioneers
have something to do do with it. The
Gordons are evidently pastmasters of
their business and interest the people
in way that they keep attending the
sales even if they don't want to buy
any goods
What Happened to Jones" with
I'D to date specialt:es between acts at
Opera hail. Monday and Tuesday even
ings of next week. You can't afford
to miss it. You ought not miss it.
Come and assist by the price of your
ticket worthy cause and get twice
the worth of your money. The pro-
ceeds will be used to assist our worthy
poor the coming winter.
Friends and relatives learn of the
death Of Daniel Busbee at North Yam
hill. Oregon, on November 4th, at the