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

Fred Slade is Ill with typhoid FEVER.
The I. o. Mork family spent Sun
day at Readstown.
Mr.. II. P. Proctor went to Phillips
on business Tuesday.
Only little more than a month till
the joyous Christmas.
Remember the poor and afflicted
on this Thanks-offering day.
Try a sack of Thayer's boss feed.
None any better at any price.
L. C. Boyle was confined to his
home the past week with pleurisy.
Commissioners of Labor ]. d. Beck
was in the city from Madison the fore
part of the week.
Get your meals and lunches at the
restaurant in Rice building. The best
of service awaits you.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 44-52
Miss Anna Olson of Ontario was
adjudged insane and taken to Mendoza
asylum last Friday by Under Sheriff
Garrett.
Andrew Larson of this city recently
traded his farm located near Dele to
L. 1uOISOu VI HCoLDY 4OL NAAC lctL-
ter's hotel property in Readstown.
Not looking for votes now, but for
customers whom we want to help save
money in the purchase of winter wear
ing apparel. The Blue Front Store.
$50 storm sash of assorted sizes, so
we can fit your windows. Call and get
the size you want before the stock is
broken. Tibbits- Cameron, phone 80.
John Marshall and daughter Pearl,
who visited here for some time, have
gone to other points to visit relatives
and will soon return to Carter for the
winter.
The deer hunting season in Wis
consin is little more than half over,
and up to date full dozen lives have
been sacrificed by careless hunters in
the woods.
-Towerville 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.
AS has been their custom for some
years past, Mrs. VIM. Haughton and
Miss Eliza Haughton will pass the win
ter months in Madison. They departed
for that city yesterday.
You will find a splendid variety of
Thanksgiving reading matter and IL
lustraGions on the inside news pages of
today's CENSOR The governor 5 thanks
proclamation is also printed in that
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Holcomb and
son of Viola, and Calvin Holcomb of
Readstown spent Sunday at Mrs. T. H.
Wilson's and took Mondays train for
LaGysmith to visit another brother and
try their luck at deer hunting.
In many Wisconsin communities
youngsters are enjoying Thanksgiving
skating. Unfortunate for our young
people that Viroqua has not adequate
facilities, for there is no better or more
healthful exercise than ice skating.
The Chinese are famous for the
great variety of palatable dishes which
they have originated. Of all these,
served every Sunday night at the Opti-
mo, in genuine Chinese style. Try it.
After an extended stay with rela-
tives in this city and Sparta Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Watson left for Porto Rico,
where Mr.. Watson will be employed in
the tobacco industry. For several years
past they made their home in Florida.
Hon. Ole Anderson of the town of
Coon was a CENSOR caller last Satur-
dav. 1t seemed natural to have him
with US while the county board is in
session, as for a long period of years
he ably represented his town as mem
Der of that body.
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
fland & Ellefson.
For sale, 10 acres of land, mostly
level; frame house, two barns and other
outbuildings; plenty of water; five miles
to town; a dandy stock farm. Price
sc, 600, $1,000 down with balance on
time Can give good reason for selling.
Arch B. Rogers, Viroqua, Wis.
Wanted, competent man to rent
and operate the Fargo cheese factory
located at intersection of Black River
road and main-traveled road to De Soto;
three miles southwest of Liberty Pole.
Inquire of Geo. Horribly, Geo. Zitzner
and John Connor, Viroqua, Route 4.
j. T. Hage, for several months a
valued member of tn CENSOR force,
went to Cashton last week to accept a
position as foreman of the Record office.
By his exemplary conduct and unos-
tentatious manner Mr.. Hage made last.
ing friendships during his two years
stay in Viroqua.
After spending a week in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Wise returned home
well pleased with their sightseeing in
that large and breezy metropolis. Mr.
and Mrs. Vim. Corbett of Columbus,
Ohio. Joined them there and remained
for a couple of days. Mrs. Corbett will
he remembered here as Miss Huldaf
Wise. Columbus has been her hons
since she became the bride Of Mr.. Cor.
bett last June.
At the late election Leroy ]. Viii
Hams. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Will
liams of this city, was chosen to repre-
sent Gilpin county in the legislature o.
Colorado. his adopted state In viey,
of the fact that there was a general
democratic landslide and that his coun-
tv for eight years past has been repre-
sented BY men of that persuasion, Roy
election as a republican brings addet
respect for his prowess as a polItiea
campaigner. We extend heartiest fell
citations.