Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-23

--Thayer's for feed at old VIM. Pea
Wy stand.
Electric theater all next week for
benefit fund.
Home grown and hand-picked sage
at o. Z. Davis.
-Theater for benefit fund all next
week. sc and 10c.
The optimo is now serving chop
suey every Sunday night.
Read the Fair Savings store sd. on
last page, and save money.
See Minshall Bros. about testing
your cattle for tuberculosis.
M. G. Davis of Ladysmith greeted
friends in this city yesterday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
Brick ice cream will be on sale at
the Optimo on Thanksgiving day.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Call on j. H. McLees for Poland
China hogs and Plymouth Rock chikens.
Why bother getting lunch at home
Sunday nights? Get chop-suey at the
Optimo.
We can care for your storm sash
needs Call or phone No, so. Tibbits-
Cameron.
Guaranteed the best pictures you
ever saw, all next week. Benefit char
ity fund.
j. A. Mills of South Dakota is
v 'iting relatives at Coon Valley and in
tins section of the comfy.
Mrs. George MacGonigal came from
Tomah to attend the home talent and
to spend Thanksgiving.
After being confined to his home
for week, Rev. Hartwell is able to
assume his duties again.
After six weeks visit at the pa
rental home Mrs. Barbara Vergeront
departs for Montfort tomorrow.
For that Thanksgiving turkey you
will need some pure fresh spices. Get
them at o. E. Davis drug store.
Wool and wool-feeced underwear,
not the short lengths or cheap kind but
the best, at the Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Peter H. 0fthedahl left Tues
day for a sojourn of five months in
Dakotas, Montana and California.
Paul Henry left for Claremont,,
South Dakota, where he will spend the
winter with his sister, Mrs. c. o. Bush.
You can secure the splendid old In
ter-Oeean newspaper for another year
for 25 cents in connection with the
CENSOR.
The Jesse Garrett residence prop
erty in Third ward has been purchased
by Mrs. Geo. McMullen, who will oc-
cupy same.
F. A. Reed and family arrived from
Void, Montana. They win spend the
winter months in Jefferson town, their
former home.
All Royal Neighbors are urged to
be present at next Monday nights
meeting. Bring your husband or in
vited guest.
DO you want the best and most sty-
fish foot wear? The "Ralston Health"
shoes have no equal; all styles. The
Blue Front Store.
Emmett Hall and family are again
making their home in this city after
several years residence in the north
ern part of the state.
To make room for holiday goods,
the Fair Saving store is disposing of
ladies' suits at just about cost-such
as $35 suits for $40 65.
Now is the time to send Christmas
presents to the old country. Drafts is
sued on all parts of Norway and foreign
countries at First National Bank.
Any lady or miss needing a coat
can buy one now at the Fair Savings
Store for d third off the regular price.
Room mast be made for holiday stock.
"A new term in all departments of
the Wisconsin Business University of
La Crosse, Wisconsin, begins Tuesday,
December 9th. Correspondence in
vited
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens came
from South Dakota to make an ex-
tended visit with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Mary Lillis, and other relatives in
this city.
desirable Perkins blacksmith and re-
sidence building on south Main street
to Gilbert Halverson fol the latter's
farm near Ferryville.
AT Tuesdays session of the city
council Mayor Mork was instructed to
appoint a committee of twelve citizens
to further interest in permanently To-
eating county training school in vi
roqua.
The wife of Professor Theodore
! Running is visiting relatives in and
about Westby and Viroqua They re-
side at Ann Arbor, Michigan, where
Mr.. Running holds chair as professor
in the university of Michigan.
DIR F. P. Styles of Sparta occupied
the pulpit at the Congregational church
| last Sabbath morning, Rev. A. E.
/ Hartwell being incapacitated by illness.
The address of Mr.. Styles elected ia
vorable comment. He made the trip
by automobile, accompanied by Messrs.
VIM. Mcbride, A. W. Barney, H. ].
Davis and Louis 7. Hill.
People, do you know that Christmas
| is lust four weeks off, and that the
problem of selecting appropriate pre-
sents is staring us in the face. The
person who have a large number TO
/ buy usually have nervous prostration
| before it is all over-unless they buy of
A. ]. johnson, where selection is made
easy through an hlexhaustible variety
of article and price.
Mr.. John Norris, one of the lead
ing citizen farmers OF this section died
at a La Crosse hosI ital on Monday
morning last after having been at that
institution about d month. The CEN
soR has not a. hand facts on which to
base suitable obituary of deceased.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the Methodist church in this city on
FRIDAY at two o'clock.
The CENSOR is gratified 10 direct