Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09
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The big show this week.

The big show this week.
Deer hunting season opens next
Friday.
Remember the date, Thursday, No
vember II.
Miss Cornelia Miller is spending the
week at Sparta.
Sumner Post returned from the
west to spend the winter.
AT Sparta last Thursday morning
mercury registered zero weather.
For that awful cough H. w. Bar
ker's cough remedy. c. F. Dahl.
State Bank Commissioner Bergh
came home from Madison to vote.
Prof. A. E. Smith visited at Berlin
on his return trip from Milwaukee.
Mrs. C. E. Morley returned from
La Crosse, where she spent month.
Garfield Pennell attended a reunion
of Spanish war comrades at La Crosse.
Miss Gerda Olson was here from
Westby, guest of Mrs. Chester Min
shall.
We can care for your storm sash
needs. Call or phone No. 80. Tibbits-
Cameron.
Miss ssyrtle caankc lame from La
Crosse and spent Sunday with relatives
and friends.
Father and mother Nuzum paid a
visit to their daughter Mrs. Jessie
Hunter at Viola.
"A number of ladies' of the Relief
Corps spent pleasant evening with
Mrs. Salome Miller.
Place your orders now for storm
sash. Tibbits- Cameron takes the
measure and guarantees the goods.
If you want a nice turkey for
Thanksgiving, notify Mrs. r. Somer.
field, telephone line No. 20, r. F. ID. 6.
Throughout this month Mrs. A. o.
Larson viii sell at reduced prices ev-
erything comprised in her stock of mil
linery.
Because of nervousness and mental
strain Miss Marie P. Flikke of West
Prairie was taken to Mendoza for
treatment.
&C. P. Brown and little daughter of
La Fargo spent part of last week in
town the guest of j. w. Brown, and
Mrs. M. ID. Brown.
Bert Ferguson was in the city from
Cashton on Sunday. There is some
speculation that ''Fergy" may estab-
lish paper at Coon Valley.
$50 storm sash of assorted sizes, 50
we can fit your windows. Call and get
the size you want before the stock is
broken. Tibbits- Cameron, phone 80.
Fl. A. Byers is agent for the III.
& S. steam laundry at Sparta. Good
work and fair prices characterize this
firm. Give them trial through Mr..
Byers, Lindemann bank building.
William Kelley, the eyed father of
Me-. James Treseder, With whom he
lives, suffered he misfortune of frac-
tured hip on recent day. Mr.. Kelley
is aged and not physically strong.
John Hoakland came from Mime
sofa to spend few days with Spring
vile friends. He called on the CENSOR
yesterday, stating that the Gopher
state has prospered well this season in
crops.
The Intelligencer says Viola has
the greatest number of industrious
young men you ever saw in town of
its size. They turned out more work
Monday night for nothing than twice
number usually do on gilt edge pay.
Mrs. Cora Eckenbeck has returned
from Washington, D. c., where she
paid visit to Mrs. w. P. Morgan, who
is stenographer in ore of the govern
mental departments, and her little son
is page IN the house of representa-
tives.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the fourth assistant postmaster gen.
eral up to January 10, 1910, for the
contract of carrying the United States
mail on the star route between Viola
and Viroqua for the term of four years
beginning July, 1911, and ending June
30, 1915.
"a pleasant gathering of members
Of the Grand Army and Relief Corps
occurred at Running hall last Monday
evening. After spending some time at
games and general visiting, Mrs. Allie
Harrington presided at the piano while
we sang some Of our familiar patriotic
songs. Mrs. NJ. d. Brown recited a
selection especially appropriate 70 by
gone memories Of the soldier boys, af-
ter which all partook Of dainty and
plentiful refreshments at Running
restaurant, ordered by the Alex. Low
RE Post. The ladies' are indeed CRATE
full for the gallant courtesy Of the
''boys in blue.